Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-07-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Fritz Boreen was a Dassel visitor
last Saturday.
Minnie Erickson Of Svea was Min
neapolis visitor Tuesday.
Anton Bake left Tuesday for a
business trip to Maynard.
Miss Frances Linman is the office
Attorney Henry G. Young Of Ben
son was here on business Tuesday.
Eleanor Nicholson returned Tues
day evening from visit at Minneapo-
M. M. Parks, formerly of this city,
but now of Staples, visited here last
week.
Mrs. Lee somerville returned last
week from visit with relatives at Mon
| tevideo.
Miss Emma Safer of Rock Rapids,
| Ia, is visiting her sister, Mrs Martin
! c. Nelson.
Peter A. Andreen and son, Andrew,
of Spicer were Willmar business callers
Tuesday.
Constance Grangaahd arrived Fri
day from Minneapolis for visit with
I Mrs. John Compton and children
left Tuesday for three weeks visit
at Walker.
Albert Nordstrom is having a va
| cation from his duties at the Kandiyohi
f! County Bank.
! William VanBuren and Louis Her
| man Of Raymond were here on bust
| ness Tuesday.
| -AIS. H. Johnson returned the
| forepart of the week from months
visit at Carlisle.
| Esther Anderson who is staying at
the Bonde cottage at Green Lake, spent
Tuesday afternoon here.
| Walter Hoglund is having weeks
| vacation from his duties at the Ander-
son-Nyquist meat market.
| Miss Rachael Dawson returned to
Benson Tuesday. She has been en-
ployed here for some time.
| Mrs Victor Linman and children
will return this week from few weeks
visit at Clara City. S. Oak.
| Misses Cora and Martha Anderson
of Benson arrived last Friday for Wis
it with relatives and friends.
-Leoda and Helen Chard left Mon
day for Spicer for a few days camp
ing with the girls scouts at Spicer.
Mrs. James Cooper and daughter
and son returned last Thursday from a
ten days visit with her sister at Taun-
| ton.
H. c. Feig Of Raymond was a Will
mar visitor Tuesday He was en- route
| town.
Mr.. and Mrs Melvin Grangaard and
two children arrived Tuesday last week
from Rogers N. Oak, for a visit with
his parents.
Anton Dahlgren returned Tuesday
to Cieghorn' Iowa after visit at the
Erick Beck home south Of Kandiyohi.
| Mrs. Martin Peterson and daughters
Gertrude and Winnifred Muriel, return
ed the first of the week from q ten days
visit at Hanley Falls.
Miss Jennie Rasmussen returned on
| Saturday morning to Duluth after
| couple of weeks visit at the Ole and r.
p Rasmussen homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schmidt of Es-
therville, Ia. are at present visiting
| Mrs. Schmidts brother, Gust Olson,
who resides south of town.
DIR. L. E. Coss left Saturday even
ing for st. Paul to visit his brother, S..
A: Coss of Luverne, who was taken
i'll while visiting St. Paul.
| Miss Thora Thunstedt returned on
Monday evening from a several weeks
visit with friends at Milaca, returning
by the way Of the twin cities:
ed Tuesday from Kandiyohi for a visit
with relatives in this city. She visited
her sister, Mr.. VIM. McDermott at Kan
diyohi.
and two sons left for their home in
Driscoll, N. D., last Monday after
visit Of three weeks with Mrs Rubles
folks in st. Paul and Mr.. Ruble's moth
er and brother Of this city. They made
the trip by automobile.
| George STEPHENS of Montgomery
| arrived Saturday for weeks visit with
relatives He was recently discharged
| from the army where he served one year
George leaves here for Minneapolis
where he wills be employed, having a
! position there before entering the SER
| vice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Lewis, daughter
| Dorothy, and Mr.. Joe Lewis, who visited
relatives in this city last week, are So
journing for some time at the Lawson
| cottage at Lake Andrew. They invested
In Dodge car at Willmar last week,
and are giving our lake-dotted country
a good inspection. Their cousin, Mrs
| Carrie Swenson of this city, is spending
this week with them at the lake.