Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-11-11
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Ed. Elkjer spent Sunday at Ben
son.
-Olof Railson of Lake Andrew made
The Tribune a call Wednesday.
John Peterson spent last week
visiting with relatives at Kandiyohi.
Andrew Thorson of Lake Andrew
called on the Tribune on Wednesday.
DIR. L. Hodgson left Sunday morn.
ing for a weeks visit in the twin cities.
Victor E. Swenson of Green Lake
attended the Bethel concert last We'd
nesday.
S. X. Gilhoi of East Lake Lillian
made The Tribune pleasant visit last
Wednesday.
Mrs: L. Wetherby entertains the
Elite Club Friday at her home on
Becker Ave.
Miss Alice Johnson of Svea visit.
ed with Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Johnson a
few days last week.
Miss Amy Nelson of Whitefield
spent Sunday here visiting her sister
Miss Mabel Nelson.
H. j. Roelofs of Holland delivered
election returns last Wednesday and
made The Tribune a social call.
j. o. Severeide of Burbank was
in the city last Wednesday and re-
membered the editor with visit.
Misses Olga and Ella Jacobson
of Kandiyohi visited at the Ed. Ander
son home the latter part of last week
Stella Newstrom of St. Paul came
up Saturday for an over Sunday visit
with Miss Blanche Bjorsell Of this
city.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Larsen enter
tained number of their friends Satur
day evening at their home on Eighth
street.
Miss Sophie Tallakson entertain
ed the lady clerks of the Coop. Store
Sunday afternoon at her home east o1
the city.
Miss Edna Brown returned to hel
home at Minneapolis Thursday, after
few days visit with DR.. and Mrs. B
J. Branton.
Mrs. X. Baklund and son of Kan
diyohf attended the concert at the
Bethel Lutheran church last Wednes
day evening.
Miss Emma Carlson of Lake
Elizabeth visited with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. N. P. Carlson of this city
last Saturday.
The Salespeople's Association hat
their regular meeting at the Carlson
Hall last Thursday evening. A goot
time was enjoyed by all.
Rev. A. A. Thorn, formerly of this
city but now located at Tintah of this
state. cGG:seM%s on old time friends a.
Whlmar Monday and Tuesday.
| Ed Flatten, who is employed by
the Weum Clothing Co., at Benson as
sisted the local firm a few days las
week, returning to Benson Monday.
The fine fall weather is being util
lied to the fullest extent by Contrac
tor Olsen. The walls of the Masonic
Temple now extend above the thir6
floor.
County Commissioner Ole S. Reig
stad was in the City Monday, still
wearing his smile in spite of his de
feat. Ole is somewhat of a philoso
pher.
Miss Hilma Hoglund, daughter O.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hoglund, had thu
misfortune of breaking her arm Sun
day morning when she fell from {
bench.
IT. H. TAFT of Diamond Lake, lef
last Friday for Beltrami county, where
he will locate on homestead claim
near Carp P. O., where he will receiv.
The Tribune to keep informed on loo
al happenings.
Subscriptions paid to the Tribun,
before Thanksgiving count in thu
Queen Contest. Why not secure th'
honors at the Benson Exposition TO-
Kandiyohi County?
! -Litchfeld avenue is sporting it.
first electric sign. The letter.
GARAGE appear set with incan
| descent electric bulbs outside tn
new Osmundson garage entrance OF
this thorofare.
Miss Linnea Bergstrom arrive
last Wednesday from St. Cloud for
vsit with Miss Amy Fridlund and otf
er friends in the city, and to atten
the concert given at the Bethel Lutl
eran church, Wednesday evening".
Miss Esther Pearson, who visite
with her brother, the Rev. w. E. Peal
son, and participated in the Bethe
Concert Wednesday evening, returne
to her home at Chicago last Friday.