Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-09-10
PERSONAL. MEN TON IN
LOCAL EXCHANGES
-(Atw,iater Press. ]

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Miss Elvira Bergquist and Clarence
Bergauist visited relatives and friends
in Minneapolis the latter part OF last
week They also took In the state
Fair on Sunday. .aesss.-sss - .,.
walter wallin arrived home from his
army duties on Saturday. .
Miss Selma Senechal returned to her
school work. at~Dassel on Monday. ,=z-~,>.
Theo. Benin and family of St. Paul
| autoed up the forepartsof the week
for a visit with relatives here and at
Harrison and also to attend to some
business matters - - -
Miss Stella Strong left last Friday
for Plentywood, Montana. where she
has been engaged as instructor of
Home Economics for the coming year.
She was accompanied by her father
as far as Minneapolis.
Carl Hovey is enjoying his annual va
cation from his duties as mail carrier
on Route 5. Albert Erickson Is taking
his place.
Miss Violet Gray of Minneapolis is
visiting her cousins, Miss Mildred Gray
and other relatives here this week.
John O. Gray was Minneapolis caller
this week visiting relatives and also
to take in the fair.
Miss Myrtle Larson left last week
for Casper. Wyoming, where she will
teach the coming season.
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for St. Cloud where she will attend the
State Normal School,
c. o. Peterson left last week for 2
trip to Portland, Ore. He arrived at
Denver, Colorado, on Friday morning
for visit with his son, Jewell, at that
place. He also called on Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. E. Johnson for short visit.
Robert Hyde formerly teacher in
our schools, and his brother Harry, Wis
tied old friends here last week. They
were on their way to their different
schools, the former to Spring Valley
and the latter to Wabasha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vensel Johnson o:
Federal Dam arrived on Saturday fol
a visit with his folks in Swede Grow,
water on Monday.
Miss Leoline Gardner Of Taconite ha
: been visiting at the Andrew Anderson
home this week. She leaves next wee]
for her school at Mt. Lake.
H. s. R Re and o. A. Lee bot
t. editing the Griggs County Sentinel
# Courier at Cooperstown, N. D., hav
# sold the paper to the Griggs Count
I Farmers Press and will hereafter
! managed by G. P. Nye. Mr.. Rearic
~ was at one time a publisher of tn
8 Grove City Times.
e Miss Elsie Hendrickson left on Nor
day for Chokio where she will teac
II the coming term
70 Miss Gertrude Senechal went to S
q Cloud on Monday to resume her schot
- work at the Normal School.
Miss Josephine Peterson arrived HON
from Minneapolis the latter part of las
ii week
E Johnson was a State Fair visitc
the forepart of the week Mr. Johnso
had entered his Einalayan rabbits fe
the fair and received 1st and End Q
his big rabbits and 3rd on a pair
the smaller ones
So Martin Olson autoed to Nevis on FIR
IL day of last week for visit with his f:
RI mily His daughters, Misses Ruby ar
k Ruth, both left on Saturday for the
ID | respective schools, the former to
49, state school near Detroit, Mich, and tt
latter to a school at Eveleth, MINI.
~ A delayed news item reaches us fro
ok Denver, Colo, in which Mr.. and Mr.
Or johnson speak of being among tt
re guests at a tin shower given for tt
o. Joe Isaacson family, late of Kandiyol
"a. The affair was in the nature of su
~, prise and occurred at the new hon
III | recently purchased in Denver by the
~ aacson's.
The party was composed of the san
old time Kandiyohi county residen
who had such pleasant reunion
N. the City Park some time ago and al
of Miss Hulda Larson, formerly of Ma
W nard and John Gronberg, a former A
-. water boy. Miss Esther SwensOn, wi
VI was also at both these reunions has r
We turned to Willmar after being a que
be for some time of the Brown families
w The surprisers invaded the new I
nv aacson home on the family's first eve
nd ing there. They have a very pref
to bungalow, located at 1049 St. Paul S
~ Rev. and Mrs. J. Foifjeld were ten
W cred a pleasant surprise by Arnda
-: Ness and Litchfield congregations la
no Sunday afternoon in the Bethlehe
ed church in Atwater. Rev. E. R. Weel
W. was the spokesman for the congreg
= lions and presented Mr. and Mrs Hoi
Jed with a cash gift of $135. Dim
and lunch was served bountifully al
j. i the crowd containing approximate
II 400 people did not dispense before abo1
{RI6 O'clock. Speeches were delivered
Il the two pastors respectively.