Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-04-03


evening from trip to Minneapolis.
Miss Amy Lemstrom left Thurs
day for Minneapolis to spend her vaca-
ton at her home.
Mrs. Ross Higgins, Misses Eta
Gabrielson and Juliet Signal spent Sat-
urday visiting in the cities.
MIR. and Mrs. Nels Norell OF Kan.
diyohi visited last Saturday at the
Swan D. Anderson home in this city.
FRANK Conway, who Is employed
with the Great Northern at Morris,
spent Monday at his home In this city.
Miss Evelyn Anderson returned
Monday to her studies at Carleton col.
!ege at Mortified after a visit at her
home In this city.
Miss Hulda Hanson of New Lon
don visited here between trains Mon.
DAY while enroute for St. Paul where
he attends Manchester college,
Miss Eta Gabrielson returned to
Faynesv1lle Sunday evening to resume
her duties as teacher after spending
ner vacation with her mother in this
city.
Miss Nigeria Rasmussen return.
ed to Bird Island on Monday to re-
sumo her duties as teacher after
spending her vacation at her home In
this city.
Misses Mary and Katherine Tew
spent the latter part Of the week with
their father, Conductor w. E. Tew.
They attend st. Benedict's College at
St. Joseph's.
When the girls come around,
smile and buy dozen tickets for "A
Rustic Romeo" It all goes to the
Red Cross and then come and see the
musical comedy.
Henry A. Johnson returned Mon.
day morning to Minneapolis to resume
his studies at the State u, after
spending the latter part Of the week at
his home In this city.
"A. o. Hildahl and son Ole motored
to Paynesville last Friday. From
there, the former took the train for q
couple OF weeks business trip to Este
van, Sask., Canada.
Miss Ruth E. Carlson returned on
tuesday to st Paul where she attends
Bethel Academy after spending her va
cation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Emil Carlson of this city.
Florence Englund of Kingman
township visited friends in this city
last Monday while enroute for Mime
apolis where she is employed as stem
ographer and bookkeeper.
Miss Florence Johnson has resign
ed her position at the Dr. P. C. Day.
ison hospital and after a few days
visit at her home in Kandiyohi, she
leaves for Minneapolis.
MIR. and Mrs. Carl Peterson and
children of Sioux City, Iowa, left Sat- !
urday for a visit with her parents in
st. Paul after a visit at the Andrew
Peterson home in this city.
Miss Esther Larsen left Monday |
for Ute, Iowa, where she |
teaches Domestic Science after spend |
ing her vacation with her mother, Mrs. |
Minnie Larsen in this city.
Prof. A. G.. Petersen, Prof. Har-
stad, Prof. Struxness, L. o. Thorpe,
P. B. Hong, M. o. Thorpe and Rev. T. |
Eggen were entertained at the J. o.
Estrem home Sunday evening.
III. B. LidstOne, travelling salesman
for Wheeler & Motter Mercantile Co.,
Of st. Josephs, Mo-, for the Sioux City,
Iowa, territory, arrived last Friday for
a visit at his home in this city.
Carl Christianson of Eagle Bend,
formerly of this city, moved his fam
lily here last week, having purchased a
five acre tract southeast of this city
where he is erecting residence.
Miss Caroline Carlson of Omaha,
Nebraska returned Tuesday to St.
Paul where she attends Bethel Acad-
envy after spending the weekend at
the Emil Carlson home in this city.
"A. A. Anderson and son Kern Wis
tied in Minneapolis a few days last |
week. He returned on Sunday evening |
but Kern will remain for several |
days. visit at the w. B. MacNees home |
there.
Follow the crowd Tuesday, April |
16 and go to "A Rustic Romeo" Time |
1915; place, Willmar Opera House;
why, local talent in "A Rustic Romeo" |
High class musical comedy with Choir !
us girls.
MIR. and Mrs. L. o. Thorpe and !
daughter Jane and Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. |
Thorpe and children OF Pennock were |
among those entertained for dinner at |
the Mrs. Martha Botnen home last !
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Bassebo and son Peter
and Fred Holt Of this city and Mr. |
and Mrs. Andrew Peterson and child |
rem OF Whitefeld visited at the John |
Engvau home in Roseland week ago
last Sunday.
-Axel Bjorklund returned Saturday |
evening from visit in Fertile. He |
was accompanied home by his wife |
who has finished a term of school at |
that place. They will make their |
home in this city.
Rev. and Mrs. David Anderson of |
the Theological Seminary at St. Paul
visited with Rev. Paul Hallin between
trains last Thursday while enroute for
Russell where Rev. Anderson conduct
ed services on Sunday.