Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-03-26
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Miss Bertha Modin left yesterday 70

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Miss Bertha Modin left yesterday for.
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Miss Amy Fridlund is the new sales
Lady at the Leading Store
Mrs. Christ Ackerman left Friday for
q, visit with friends in st. Cloud.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Frye
east Of Willmar. a son Monday, March
Miss Gertrude Sandberg spent Good
Friday and Easter Sunday with friends
in Whitefield.
Mrs. w. J. Miller Of La Vale. Wis.,,
is q guest at the home Of Mr.. ana Mrs.
p. II McNees.
Born to Mr. and Mrs Gust Gunderson
In VVhitefield, an 8h pound daughter on
Easter Sunday. 80
Mrs. "a. J. Ryden Of svea is i'll at the s
Wil1mar hospital. having undergone an
operation last Thursday. -=
Mrs. Thorvold Nelson and little
daughter. Viola, left yesterday for a vis-
it with relatives in Pennock.
A. Elliott v1k returned to Manchester
College after spending the Easter vaca-
tion at his home in this city.
Harry Anderson leaves tomorrow for
Fin1ayson. Mimi, to spend some time
with the frank Norman family.
Miss Emma Johnson, stenographer at
g for Al 1avnI,@
Easter Sunday in the Twin Cities
ROLAND DeLaHunt returned home the
latter part of the week from a visit
with his brother, Walter at Glendale,
N. Oak. sz..
Miss Amy Strand very nicely enter
tafned few Of her young lady friends
at birthday party at her home Mon
Loren Hodgson who attends the Min
nesota University was unable to spend
his vacation at his home here, on ac-
count of illness.
A phone has been placed at the Great
Northern ticket Office for the conven-
about the trains.
Mrs. Charles Mccormick and Master
Lester Mccormick Of Minneapolis are
the guests at the home Of A. D. Camp
bell and H. G. Macdonald.
Miss Eva E. sorenson accompanied by
her sister, Miss Edna, from Wolver-
ton. Mimi. left Friday for the Twin Cit
les to spend Easter Sunday.
Mrs. J. C. Strand and little daugh-
| ter, Nora, left yesterday for Fargo. N.
D.. for a couple Of weeks visit at the
home Of Rev. and Mrs. E.. E. Gynild.
school 3 at Menomonee, Wis. arrived
home Saturday to spend his week va
cation with relatives and friends here.
julius Abrahamson returned Monday
to- his home in Mamre after spending
several months in Chicago attending
school, taking q course in physical cul-
ture.
! Mrs. ]. "A. Nichols and two daughters,
the Misses Floy and Jean Of Minneap-
oils. are the guests at the home Of B.
z. McNairy. Mrs. Nichols is Mrs. Me-
Nairy's mother.
Albert Odell, Fred Johnson and HAL
mar Swenson attending the .fU'' of Min
nesota, are spending their Easter vaca-
tion at their homes here. They will re-
turn this evening.
i Mrs. E. W. Woodcock, who has been
visiting at the home Of ner daughter
and son-in-law. Editor and Mrs. w. B.
apolis Monday.
! Miss Anna Ryd, one Of Willmar's pop
ular young ladies and for several years
a saleslady at the Leading Store. has
resigned her position and will leave
soon for Plummer. N. D.
Strawn was christened at the Presbyter-
ian church Sunday morning and receiv-
Z ed the name of William Harold. Rev.
! L. w Gade read the service.
!, Edward Youngberg, travelling sales
man for Strong & Warner, st. Paul.
spent Easter Sunday at his home here.
He was accompanied by his friend.
Dave Nordlinger Of st. Paul
Elmer Beck Of Kandiyohi township
) graduates from Minneapolis Business
t College this spring. The exercises will
!, be held at the auditorium in that city
! April 4. Mr.. Beck graduates from the
: shorthand course.
Miss Edna Sorenson, who teaches at
Wolverton. Minn., left for Fargo. NJ D.
yesterday for q brief visit with rela-
tives. During her stay in this city was
a guest OF her sister, Miss Eva q Sor-
enson, normal teacher.
G.. Z. Reilly lectures tonight at Carl
y son Hall on the. subject of tuberculosis.
He will show lantern slides of views
lfrom the M.#W.#A. sanatorium at Colo
3 rado Springs. Everybody is welcome and
2 there Is no admission fee.
t Miss Alma Nelson. who has been Wis
j iting at the g. a. Erickson home, left
]. Monday for her home In Pennock. Miss
= Nelson will leave next Monday for Sis
s seton, s. D.. to resume her duties a.
: saleslady at the Golden Rule depart
g ment store.
s F. c. Beese left for Superior. Wis.
# this morning, summoned by the death
Z OF his father, w. Beese. F. G. had
= been to see his parent last Sunday. Mrs
: lBeese and children win join Mr. Beest
8 to attend the funeral. The deceased
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