Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-08-13
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Elk

/ Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Elk
dahl on Monday, Aug. IL, a daugh
ter. -
| Miss Martha Gilbertson of Milac;
is spending this week here visiting
relatives. s.arss ~..s.zsz- y. .ss
Miss Alice Engberg Of Murdocl
spent Sunday at the home Of Mr.. an6
Mrs. H. r. Green @..z
| Miss Sadie Barrett underwent {
successful operation at the Bethesd;
hospital Monday.
| Mr.. P. J. Persons, our local mot.
orcycle dealer, is seen riding a new
'1ndian" nowadays.
! Ray Leslie Of Raymond was sue.
cessfully operated upon at the Will
mar hospital yesterday. w.. ..@
Miss Amelia Gilbertson resumed
her duties at Chase's store Monday
after a pleasant two weeks vaca.
ton. 49, :. z..
| Rev. Cyrus Sullivan of Spicer was
a Sunday guest Of his daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. nd Mrs. Oscar Hoag-
berg.
| A marriage license was issued
yesterday to Charles H. Sullivan OF
Spicer and Miss Lucille M. Hawklanc
of Maynard.
Little Miss Minnie Goss of Pipe
stone was a guest at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Mehalsick from Monday
until Tuesday.
Mrs. F. H. Void returned last
night from St. Peter, where she at
tended the funeral of her father, Mr.
H. Jorgenson.
Miss Marie Nelson has reconsider
ed her plan to go West and will re-
main on the teaching force Of the
Willmar schools.
Miss Edith Westerberg has recov-
cred from her operation at the Beth
esda hospital, and expects to go tc
her home at Svea this week.
L. E. Coss and family, Joe Gofl
and family, and Isaac Jorstad and
family are enjoying an outing al
Henning's cottage at Eagle Lake.
Albert Peterson is enjoying a va
cation from his duties at the First
National bank and spending it with
relatives and friends at Spioer and
Dassel.
Mrs. 0. N. Grue sustained a bad
fall down a cellarway in their resi-
dence yesterday. She was consider
ably bruised and shaken, but luckily
no bones were broken.
Miss Lille Moline, who has beer
attending summer school at ST.
Cloud, was the guest Of the Misses
Berg Of this city on her way to he1
home at Kerkhoven on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stenberg and two
children, Donald and Dorothy OF
Harrison autoed to Willmar Satur-
! day and were entertained over Sun.
day At the home of Mrs. Sam Govig
| Rev. Mr.. Marsh of Browns Valley
who has had charge Of the services
at the Presbyterian church during
part Of Rev. Gade's vacation, re.
turned to his home Monday. Mrs
Marsh spent Sunday here.
| Mr.. A. j. Morris and family leave
Willmar today for Ada, Mimi, wher,
they will make their future home
Mr.. Morris will have charge Of an ele
vator at that point. Willmar friend:
regret to see them leave.
John Nelson, the Lake Andrew
thresherman, left Monday for Grace
vile, where he will make run thi:
fall. "A preliminary trip to tina
country a few days ago convince.
him that bumper crop has bee1
harvested.
Miss Grace Sperry was hostess t.
seventeen Of her young lady friend
at picnic given at Homewood Par]
last Saturday afternoon. One Of tn
features Of the afternoon pleasur
was a joy ride to the State Farm o.
the sand barge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Peterson an
daughter, Marion of Wahpeton, n
OAK, arrived Saturday and visite
I at the home of O. K. Stevenson un
til Sunday: when they went to Eagl
Lake to be guests at the homes 0
VIM. and Ole Peterson.
/ Mrs. Minnie Larson at 708 A St
, was hostess to company Of twent
ladies last Friday afternoon. A buf
fet luncheon was served on tn
, porch. The decorations were garde
| flowers. The occasion was the birth
! day and wedding anniversary o
, Mrs. Larson. 3
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