Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-02-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL,

ut Ainneapolis. = ~. 80
Mrs: 2. H. Kelly left Friday for Z
visit at Fargo. N. D. -. = =: =.
Melvin Root returned Monday even
ing, from q trip to the Cities.
DIR. and Mrs. ]. c. Jacobs were Twin
City visitors last Thursday.
Ernest Olson left Saturday for an
over Sunday visit at Spicer.
Mrs. VIM. II. Chard~ left Monday
morning Tor q trip to the Cities.
Edgar NJ: Bonde left Friday for
Miss Genevieve Mckinley was a
Minneapolis visitor last Thursday.
Esther Olander left Saturday for a
weeks visit ut New London and Spicer
DIR. II. Hoglund of Kerkhoven spent
the week end at his homo in this City.
Harold Handy returned Saturday
mo after q several days trip to
Mrs. B. A. Lind Of Kandiyohi visited
her sister. Miss Alice Jones Friday and
"A. NJ. Hedin of near Bird Island
was e Willmar visitor last Wednesday
and Thursday.
Lars Jorstad and Oscar Hoagberg
left Saturday morning for a trip to
Superior, Wis.
Herman Miller Of spicer visited
friends here Saturday. He was enroute
for Minneapolis.
Mrs: Harry E. Camp Of St. Paul
George E. Camp.
Mr.: and Mrs. r. w. Hadley returned
sunday evening from q several days
trip to the Cities.
August Lindblad Of Fahlun return
H e. Il Tu M;a from couple of weeks Wis.,
Fathers Walsh Of Murdoch and Kol-
Ter Of Clara City were guests Of Father
McDevitt Monday.
tied iri H Mo NV. Of St Louis, Mo-, Wis
route for Raymond.
-Adolph Olander returned Saturday
from few days visit with relatives
and friends at New London.
Mrs. Henrietta Larson of St. Paul
arrived Saturday for weeks visit with
her sister Mrs. Christ Lorentsen.
De mss nse GoD
at her home Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Anna HOLLAND of st. Paul ar
rived Tuesday to assist as trimmer in
the Youngberg Sisters Millinery.
Miss Hulda Anderson returned FRI
visit at the J. o. Pladsen home.
Herrmeyer entertained the Altrurians
at the formers home last Monday.
Carl Hanna Of Raymond visited
here between trains Friday. He was on
his way home from the University.
DIR: J: G. Jacobs and brother liver
to attend the funeral of their uncle.
". J. Anderson, the Pennock butter
maker left Tuesday for Minneapolis to
attend the Buttermakers convention.
r mB; 8: e., Govell Of Atwater visited
| route for = business trip to Fargo. N. D.
John Issacson Of Stockholm, s. D.
visited last Saturday with A. H. Swan
c s9r: He was on his way from Grove
"A. O. Nelson Of sv.a left .rue.d.v
for Minneapolis to attend the annual
convention of the Minnesota Dairy As
ISOLATION.
Miss Edith Lindblad of Fahlun
Is at present staying at the Carl Ander-
pneumonia
Clifford Rodlun returned Thursday
evening from a several days visit in
Minneapolis. While there he attended
| the auto show.
family Of New London arrived Tues.
day for visit with his mother, Mrs
e. T.: Hanson and Louis Ekdahl
made 2 business trip to Minneapolis
| the same evening.
Miss Ruth Norling spent Saturday
at her homo In this city. She Is employ
| ed in the state department for deaf
| and dumb. at st. Paul.
and her brother Ed: Vendyne Of Brad
visiting at the Herman Walby home.
Mrs. H: J. Crooks of Benson visit
cd friends here between trains Friday:
the funeral Of Editor Crooks father.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. wyant and
| family of Boone, Iowa arrived Monday
| for a visit at Col c. H. Nelson's home
| They will probably decide to locate here.
Miss Agnes Carlson has completed
| College and left Tuesday for Thorpe
| She has accepted position in Mime
| apolis.
20. W. Pladsen of Green Lake visit
day evening: He lett t the VI: folioWins
| Auto Show.
| Mr.. and MES. Conrad Olson were
rendered g surprise party last Saturday
wedding anniversary. They were pre-
scented with a beautiful. electric lamp.
| III. H. Hanson and family Of St.
Johns moved to this city Saturday and
East. MI. Hanson purchased the resi-
dence from ]. p. Larson sometime ago.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Peterson were
rendered q surprise at their home ON
last Wednesday evening. An enjoyable
evening was spent and delicious refreeh-
| mentS were served.
! Mrs. ]. J. Ryan Of Goodhue, MINI.
came to Willmar this week to visit
for Wauhun. MINI. She is also visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Conway Of this
city.
| Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Melin of this city
received the sad news from Minneapolis
| last week that Mrs. N. T. Norvick pass
| ed away at that place last Tuesday,
February 1s: Mr.; and Mrs. Melin at.
Norvick has visited Willmar several
times and has many friends here who
will be panied to hear of her death.
Home from Navy.
Peter Newberg, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Newberg, came home during the
past week with his honorable dis.
charge from the Navy. He enlisted