Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-03-07
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


The ground hog is slumbering
sweetly.
John Holmdahl left Tuesday on al
trip to Texas.
The E. T. G. Club met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Willie Lundberg.
Elmer BrOgren was an over Sun
day visitor with his family at Cotton
wood.
Rev. H. Gates visited with friends
in this city couple of days last
week.
Miss Minnie Arneson spent Sat-
urday and Sunday at her home in At
water.
Mrs. Bauman of Raymond is Wis
iting at the Frank Watkins home in
this city.
James Sanderson is the new
bookkeeper at the Willmar Creamery
Company.
Miss Florence Anderson of Pen
mock was visitor in this city last
Saturday.
Mrs. H. J. Thorvig of Spicer was
visitor in this city last Thursday
and Friday.
E. Harry Anderson of Minneap-
oils is spending. the day in this city
on business.
Joe Groulimond left last Friday
night for q few days visit at his home
at Fergus Falls.
Esssss-MtsS Christine Hort who teach.
es at Priam spent the week end at
her home in this city.
Miss Anne G. Elfstrum who
teaches near Raymond spent the
week end visiting In this city.
Miss Gibson Of Litchfield is
h1 IN klo~ 80 Il,
county superintendent Of schools.
Mrs. E. J. Boomer and Mrs. Paul
M. Long entertained the members of
st. Agnes Guild last Monday evening"
Miss Natalie Mathiason of Lake
Elizabeth arrived last week for a Wis
it with her sister, Melvina, In this
city.
Miss Ella Carlson left last Friday
afternoon for Minneapolis where she
: spent the week end, the guest of rela-
tives.
J, Oswald Thunstedt and Arthur
Dalien left Sunday morning for q trip
to Portland, Ore, and other western
points.
-Axel Lofgren returned last Thurs.
! day to St. Paul after visiting with
relatives at Lake Lillian and Lake
Elizabeth.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Monson re
turned to Minneapolis on Monday af
ter visiting with relatives here for q
few weeks.
} Ole Hedin visited here this af
y ternOon between trains. He was en-
route from Minneapolis to his home
at Maynard.
Mrs. Anton Bake and Miss Els
ther Rodlun will entertain the Altrur
J ians at the formers home on Monday
evening of next week.
n. Mrs. Berg, enroute from Siou1
Falls, to her home at Towner, N. D.
] visited with friends in this city las
Il Wednesday afternoon.
II Miss Nora Elfstrum has resumet
her duties at the eading Store afte1
several weeks vacation, spent q
i her home at Hinckley.
Paul Anderson who has conduct
ed meat market at Pennock for tn
last three years left Tuesday on trf]
to various places in Texas.
II MIR. and Mrs. James McNellis o
DeGraff visited q short time in thi
city last Wednesday enroute to 81
Paul for a visit with their son.
II One of the best" farce comedie
to ever visit this city is Naughty Re
becca," the attraction at the Oper
House on Thursday of this week..
Paul Holt, who is employed witt
( the Northwestern Telephone Co., a
St.. Cloud was here last Saturday t
attend the funeral of his grandfather
III Vance, Elroy and Irwin Peterso
I of Minneapolis came home the laa
Of the week to attend the funeral q
! their grandfather the late p. P. LII
garden.
Miss Emma T. johnson was
the city the forepart of the >-weel
While there she heard John McCol
mick at the Minneapolis auditoriu1
Monday evening.
"A daughter was born on Feb.
to Mr.. and Mrs. o. G.. 0underson a
Roseau. Mrs. Gunderson will be n
membered as daughter of Mr.. an
~ Mrs. Niels Tallakson.
Mrs. NJ. A. Kennerson left Ia,
~ Friday afternoon for visit at c,
J. kato after which she viii 20 to he
= home in Minneapolis. She had bee
visiting here with her 1eughter, Mr.
J. A. Curran. IL.
The Sherman. Kelly Stock G.
bid farewell to our city last Saturda
evening after two performances thu
ar day. On the whole the compan
Al pleased better than any other whic
has visited us this season. They di
a tremendous business each +evenin
Re EARN LOANS. f.
Money TO loan on Improved farm
! at 8 per: cent alnforooe. Call and q
- bsforo pleelnQ loan. .-.: