Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-05-07
LOCAL BREV les.

; LUCAL DlkEvIll0
II. Ruddy was at St. Cloud Mon
day and Tuesday on business.
a.. o. Nelson Of Svea is in the Twin
Cities on a business trip today.
Q. A. Sandven and wife expect to
leave for. visit in Norway in about
six weeks.
Miss Alice Elstad Of Webster,
Mimi, is the new clerk at the Bos-
ton Candy Kitchen.
Eiffel Holm is laying off from his
duties at the Willmar Cooperative
store on account Of illness.
Miss Hannah Engvaldson returned
to her home at Benson Monday from
a several weeks stay in this city.
Mrs. A. D. Campbell and children
leave this week for a visit in Sioux
City with her sister, Mrs. AL. Brewer.
Mrs. II. P. Lidstone Of Wahpeton,
N. D., arrived last evening for visit
lat her parental home, Fl. j Ramsett.
The Ladies Of the Presbyterian
church will hold a rummage sale
some time during the latter part of
May. Watch for date.
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Mrs. r. Rasmussen and infant
son, Clayton Of Breckenridge, arriv-
ed today for a visit at the home Of
her sister, Mrs. Fl. G. Mcdonald.
Mrs. Fl. G. Mcdonald and son
Quentin and guest Mrs. R. Rasmus-
son and baby Of Breckenridge will
leave tomorrow for a weeks visit in
Minneapolis.
Miss Esther Rodlun will be hos
tess at the Young Ladies' Sewing
Club Of the Presbyterian church at
her home on w. Becker avenue to-
morrow evening.
Samuel Nelson was at the Twin
Cities over Sunday attending meet
ing of the officers Of the Luther
League Of the Minnesota Conference
of the Swedish Lutheran church.
! F. L. Smith has received a 81
! horse power Federal auto-truck for
his dray line. This is the first ma
chine Of it's kind in the city to be
used for general public dray busi-
/ mess. -:. -
| Rev. Mons Sotendahl was in the
city Monday enroute FOR. Madison to
meet with committee to fix time
and place for the next Y. P. conven-
ton Of this "kreds" of the United
lutheran church. It is likely that
this will be held at Sunburg this
summer.
On page seven the doings Of the
county commissioners at their last
especial session is recorded. The
county fathers did a lot Of road
work this time, in which most peo-
pie are interested. A special ses-
sion Of the board will be held in June
to hear road petitions.
Our church column is a news de-
partment open to any church in the
county. The : only requirement is
that new copy is furnished in time
| each week. We do not wish to pub
ish standing announcements in the
column for they have no news value.
/ A live column is what attracts the
readers.
Hon. P. H. Frye has the thanks of
the Tribune for a copy of the 1913
legislative manual. The laws passed
this session are being distributed
generally this week. They are the
most voluminous session laws ever
published in the state. So many new
. departures were made that many of
these laws should prove interesting
, reading. .-..l~s
! Miss Clara Bloomquist was ten
l dered pleasant surprise by about
twenty Of her friends last Friday
evening, the occasion being her
birthday anniversary. Games and
the serving Of delicious refreshments
passed the evening hours very enjoy
ably. As remembrance the guests
left Miss Bloomquist a handsome
: manicure set.
The Misses Martha Haley and Ella
: Gould were charming hostesses tc
the Silent Club at the Gould resi-.
dence at 1l08 Litchfeld avenue w.
3 last Saturday afternoon. A delic,
ious luncheon was served. Violet.
were the decorations and the guest!
d Of honor we're Mrs. Breher Of Min
: neapolis and her daughter, Mis-.
. Rose Of this city. s=s=