Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-02-05
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Russell Soldering is reported very.
II at his home in this city.
The Bradford millinery store will
be closed for the next ten days
Adv. .s..
Sheriff Peter Bonde is confined to
his hoem this week with q severe
cold. . ~. "a.
County Treasurer N. o. Nelson
has been laid up with an attack Of
the grippe.
Mrs. n. n. Feleen has been con
fined to the bed By illness during the
past two weeks. - ..ss1-=.==.
Miss Birdie Bjornberg left Mon
day for Minneapolis to remain for
an indefinite time.
Mr.. Henry Hess of Winona, was
q pleasant visitor with his daughter,
Miss Elsie, couple Of days last
week. S go.
Miss Edith Markle Of Litchfeld,
was the guest Of Miss Selphia Lar
son from Monday until Tuesday
night. ss.=.=. z...
Herbert Hengstler Of the Gazette
force, was i'll several days last week
and his place was filed by August
Paulson. -
DR.. a. F. Mantor and +. w. Pow.
ell entertained a few Of their friends
at dinner last evening at the Elks
club rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. N. Tallman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Larson leave to-
morrow morning for a three months
pleasure trip to California.
George Brogren went to New Lon
don last Thursday, returning Mon
day. He attended the birthday par
ty given for his cousin, Frans Bro
gren last Thursday evening.
G. a. Baklund has disposed Of his
Photographic studio to Messrs. Elk
jer and Stoll of Kerkhoven. See no.
tice on first page Of this paper.
Christ Rasmussen, the G. N. host
ler, whose sudden illness was men-=
toned in oul last issue is improving.
It is expected that he will soon be.
able to be up and around again.
Mrs Ben Cole, sc South GhiicaRo,ss
is visiting at the C. Alderman home.
Mrs. Cole will be remembered by her
Willmar friends as formerly Miss
Delano Of this city.
The State Hospital has now twen-
ty-six patients. Sheriff Archie
Whaley Of Clay county brot down
the first patient from Moorhead Jan.
I25. Sheriff Keogh Of LIE Seuer Cen
ter brot one on Wednesday Of last
week. -.
Henry Johnson, whose serious In
juries in runaway accident were
mentioned in last weeks issue, is
gradually improving. He was able
to leave the hospital the first of the
week, and is now cared for at his
home, half mile south of Willmar.
| A three weeks series of special
meetings are being held at the Sw.
M. E. church.. The speakers present
are as follows: Rev. Otto A. john
son Of Iron Mountain, Mich; Emil
Magnuson Of Atwater; A. F. Peter
son Of Belgrade; Z. G. Edgren Of
Kandiyohi; and the local pastor,
Rev. Livingstone.
The second annual ball Of the Bro
therhood Of Locomotive Firemen
held last Monday night at the Bonde
Hall was a huge social success.
There was large crowd. The Han
son-Nelson orchestra of Benson fur
nished some excellent music for the
occasion. Z.
| The apartments Of Miss Barbara
Bradford on Fifth street were the
scene Of a happy surprise last Sat-
urday evening, arranged by Mrs.
Chester Stoddard, complimentary to
\ Miss Bradford and VIM. J. Freeman,
whose marriage occurred yesterday.
! A social evening was spent and an
| appetizing luncheon was served to
about twenty guests. Some very
pretty cut glass pieces were pre-
sented to the young people in antici-
patton Of their approaching mar
! riage.
ANNOUNCEMENT!
!, the undersigned, having dispos-
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