Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-05-03
LOCAL A ND Pc R S Al

the Tribune call Friday.
-Olof L. Erickson is erecting a
new residence on +. Third St.
"A. Benson. the Pennock merchant.
was a visitor in the city today.
The supply Of residences at Will
mar is away below the demand.
Mons Olson OF New London made
a pleasant call on The Tribune today.
Mrs. ]. f. Cox left last Friday for
a weeks visit with relatives at Pine
City.
Elmer Brogren Of Cottonwood,
visited in this city Yesterday and to-
day.
j. p. Johnson. PennOck real estate
distributor. clatted with our citizens
today.
Mrs. ?. F.. Heating and daughter
lett Tuesday afternoon for visit at
st. Paul.
Mrs. \. W. Ray left the first Of
the week for her new home at Sioux
City, Ia.
Mrs. j. G. Bednorz and son re-
turned from st. Paul the middle Of
last week.
Mrs. Harry Hoglund left Tuesday
afternoon for a visit with relatives at
Sank Centre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Olson of Min
neapolis spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Olson.
Miss Myrtle Miller. who teaches
at Benson visited at her home at WILL
mar over Sunday.
H. G.. Meyer of Benson was at
Willmar Saturday enrOute for Litch-
field to spend Sunday.
Glorious planting weather today.
The weather man promises a cOntinu-
alton for the week end.
Miss Martha Hanson returned to
Spicer last Wednesday after a visit
at the Hugh Campbell home.
Miss Tillie Eisenreich is spend
ing a few days this week visiting with
her brother and family in this city.
The Green Lake Community Club.
formerly the Green Lake Farmers
Club. meets next Saturday evening.
Miss Esther Somerville went to
Priam last Friday to attend the Rag
Ball social given there. that evening.
Mr.. John Olson and son, Mr. Roy
Olson left for Estevan, Canada, yes
terday to look after business inter
ests.
Mrs Charles Rasmussen enter
tanned number OF ladies last We'd
nesday evening in honor OF Mrs. Bert
Ray.
Continue the good work! "Clean
Up and Paint Up You will find some
helpful suggestions in the ads on page
three.
MIR. and Mrs. F. E. Alderman and
children moved the first of the week
into their new residence on East
Litchfield avenue.
-Nels Boreen and G.. G. Norsten Of
Spicer came to Willmar last Friday
to visit their children who attend the
Willmar schools.
C. G. Hamnes. of Spicer, was in
the city last Friday. He is the man to
do that power job for you. See his
card in another column.
The regular monthly business
meeting of the B. B. Club Of the First
NJ. E. church was held at the home Of
Agnes Burkhardt last week.
j. M. Spicer has returned from his
winter sojourn in the South and will
again open Medayto cottage at Green
Lake for his summer residence.
The Willmar Tractor Mfg. Co., is
shipping Little Oak Tractors as fast
as it is possible to complete them.
They have been unable to fill the de-
mand.
"A. E. Stromgren of Constance,
-
remedies in the county, and make
Willmar his headquarters if he can
find place to live at.
Peter Pearson has purchased the
building on Litchfeld avenue, form.
erly occupied by the Tire Repair Sta
ton, from j. O. Estrem, and is having
the same remodeled for his electrical
shop.
p w. Tibbetts, secretary for the
. Chautauqua Industrial Art Desk Co..
of Valparaiso, Ind, reports an extra
fine business in this city. He placed
upwards Of sixty-five desks in that
many homes.
Thomas Noodle, late editor of the
Virginia Enterprise, has recently re
signed that position to- become Score
tary Of the Virginia Commercial Club
He is also the private secretary tt
Mayor Boyle.
Mrs. c.. Johnson of this city haC
an interesting letter from her son
Editor Geo. z. Johnson, who is so
journing at the Woodmen Sanatoriun
in Colorado. He feels greatly i'm
proved in health.
The street department have thu
streets and avenues of the city in fins
trim. You'll travel some to find {
town Of Willmar's size as neat ant
clearly kept as our town is on thi:
third day Of May.
Albert J. Johnson of Lake Lillian
was in the city today. Mr.. johnson
had splendid returns from his see
corn advertising in The Tribune. H
sold all that he had. He will plan
more corn this year than he had a
first intended.
Mrs. J. Vein and two daughters
Evangeline and Dorothy returned O.
Monday evening from Willmar Wher
they had spent a week, the guests O
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Gilger, parents Q
Mrs. Vein. Miss Georgette Vein re
NAMED for longer visit at the HON
of her grandparents.-Ren Stal
Farmer.
The Board of Education has ado
ed two men teachers to the faculty c
the Willmar High School for mex
year. Walter J. Youngquist is a ser
ior at G.. A. College at St. Peter, an
will teach Swedish and History Ricl