Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-01-22
Local BREVITIES

tailor at Berg & Soderlings.
Miss Ethel Smith entertained "The
Hooligans" Monday evening, Jan.
l3.
Mrs. R. A. Butler entertains the
Eyelet Club tomorrow Thursday
afternoon. ..s.
The J. Fl. Styles home recently
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Zimple Of
Glasgow, Mont. =.
Mrs. N. Forest Of Boise, Idaho,
visited at the b. B. Daugherty home
early last week.
Mrs. John Rosencrans was operat-
ed upon Monday at the Willmar hos
pital for goitre Of the neck.
Mrs. S. B. Carlson entertains a
newly organized club at her home at
3O2 8th street this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Rodberg NOV
ed last week and are now located in
the Wiggins fats, 314 5th street.
Miss Rose Breher was able to re-
sumo her duties in the Central school
Monday, after several days ILL
ness. 80. :.
Miss Mabel Sanderson entertained
the "Hooligans" at her home on W.
Litchfeld avenue Monday evening,
Jan. 20. ~..-
Rev. j. S. Parmeter preached at
the First NJ. E. church at Raymond
Sunday exchanging pulpits with the
pastor there.
The infant daughter of Editor and
Mrs. W.-B. Crosby was christened
Sunday and received the name of
Jane ngersoll.
Mrs. J. A. McKinnon, 513 E.
Litchfeld avenue, entertained a COM
pany Of young lady friends to din
ner Friday evening.
I. J. Lawson Of New London is
spending few days here in attend
ance at the Poultry Show in which
he is leading exhibitor.
The State Hospital is receiving and
storing its years supply of ice.
Twelve cars from Green Lake are
being unloaded this week.
The Obrecht Stock Company IS the.
attraction at the Willmar Opera
House this week, and are greeted by
large crowd each evening.
A small fire started in the barn Of
John Dale on Fifth street this morn
ing at II o'clock. The fire depart
ment responded at once and the
blaze was soon extinguished.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Butler are en-
tertaining Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Mel
son Of Nashua, Ia. Mrs. Hanson is
a sister Of Mrs. Butler. The Hansons
will return to their home Friday. =
The Young Peoples Society Of the
Swedish Mission church will hold
their monthly meeting Thursday eve
ming, Jan. 23. A good program. is
assured, after which refreshments
will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Hanson enter
tanned a large company of young
folks last evening in honor Of Mr..
Hanson's two sisters of Minneapolis.
Games. and delicious refreshments
passed the evening hours very Soc
tally.
The Sunday school teachers of the
Synod church will be entertained at
Prof. A. c.. Pedersen's home next
Monday night. Last Monday night
they were entertained by Miss Nora
Boyd and the previous week by Miss
Clara Skoolheim.
Mrs. Carlson Of Kelly Lake, State
president, addressed the members of
the Rebecca lodge last evening at
the Odd Fellows hall, on the subject
Of "Lodge Work" A banquet was
served and the remainder Of the eve.
ming was spent in drills.
H. j. Ramsett of Kandiyoh coun-
ty was again reelected president Of
the Clerks of Court State Associa.
ton which convened in the Supreme
court room of the State Capital last
Wednesday. Forty-fve counties were
represented, and the usual good time
was had.
The Elks lodge No. 592 is making
elaborate preparations for the eighth
annual ball to be given at the Bonde
hall next Wednesday evening, Jan.
20. Holt's Peerless orchestra Of
Pipestone will furnish music and the
refreshments will be in charge Of the
Episcopal Ladies Guild.
The page we are preparing on the
impr royements made in the county in
1912 will probably appear in our next
tissue. This will be an eye opener to
many. There are still one or two
villages and several townships to be
heard from If your building im-
Iprovements are not listed it will Be
because they were not reported.
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