Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-01-07
LOCAL And PERSONAL I [ J

Df. Oscar e. Hedln, dentist, Carlson
Block. Phone %. -
Il. r. Kerr spent tho weekend
In the Twin Cities. .*..@ =.
GIRLS WANTED at Nelson 1ros.
laundry-Ady. a..
Ak3e1 1ortEettp-s GLASS Of wo1k
your a9xds1dsE win Aks.-AAv. It. =
Miss Minnie Berg has returned to
Dawson afterespending the holidays at
her home here. -, - :.
Reuben Peterson was an Atwater
visitor last Thursday afternoon.
Dr.. Oscar Zahr, os&eopathio phv.>
s'etan, Mstropoittan BLDG. 'phons 81.
Miss Olga Qvale returned Thurs-
day from short visit at Raymond.
Or. 6. z. Gorrotoon, Dentist. lon6v.
Block. Telephone 1sa-Adv.
See the New <Utz & Dunn shoes for
women at Hoaglund & Di4endorf.-
Adv.
Watches, Clocks and 1ewelry care
fully repaired. Olive Bros. opposite
G1arum's Hotel.-Adv. tt.
New brown bottom shoes for women.
with high heels. Hoaglund & Often
dorf-Adv.
Ernest Leines left last Saturday
for Fergus Falls where he will attend
the Park Region Luther College,
Enroll at The Willmar Business
College and begin with the new class
January 9Th. The School that guarau.
tees pos1tion-Adv. It,
Edwin Miller Of Raymond was q
Willmar caller between trains last
Thursday. :.
0x. Robert Y. 19alu41ou. Dentist.
IstropohtAa Dldg. '1ao1o eoo.-Adv.t q
Miss Esther Tallman returned last
Friday from q visit with friends at
St. Cloud.
Guessing Contest now on at the
Johnson-Erickson Garage.-Adv.
Joe G. Larson returned last Thurs
day morning from several days.
business trip to the Twin Cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Mekeland and
two children spent the weekend visit
ing friends and relatives at st. Paul.
Miss Edith LundQuist returned
Saturday from a several days visit
with her sister. Mrs. Embertson at
Spicer.
Miss Louise Coolen, of Willmar.
is spending the holidays with Mrs.
George Abel-Wright County Press,
Buffalo.
Carl and Albert Liedman returned
to Grove City last Saturday after q
visit at the G. O. Bergquist home,
since Monday.
0rs. G. e. Anderson and q. A. An
derson, Dentists-8ank Of Wflmar
euiIdinq.-Adv..
Oscar Riegel returned to 1reton,
Iowa last Monday after visit in this
city and with friends and relatives
at Atwater.
Miss Marion Marshall returned to
Minneapolis last Saturday where she
teaches. She spent the holidays at
! her home in this city.
Prices are way down but they have
quality and style at The Bon Ton
Millinery, in Nelson-Hershey Block
Adv. tt.
Miss Thelma Curran~ returned to
Leroy last week where she teaches.
She spent the holidays at her home
in this city.
| Mrs. Bernard Holm returned to
Atwater last Friday after a visit with
her parents, Mr.: and Mrs. ]. P. Carl
son, since Wednesday.
! Miss Lillian Boom returned to
Sarles, N. OAK, where she teaches.
She spent the holidays visiting her
mother, Mrs. G. j. Boom.
John ]. Week of Brooten was in
this city on business last Friday and
Saturday. Mr.. Week formerly resid-
ed in Norway Lake township.
Mrs. Einar Soldering returned
Saturday from couple of weeks visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Erick
Englund at LaBolt, S. Oak.
Misses Helen and Myrtle Peter
son of Sank Rapids arrived last Thurs
day for a several days visit with
friends and relatives In this city.
Miss Muriel Anderson returned to
Dflworth last Friday where she teach.
es, after spending the holidays at her
parental home, on Second Street East
| Clarence Reamer returned to
Hawick last Saturday after several
days visit at the home Of his brother.
L. H. Reamer on Becker Avenue East.
! Edmond Nelson left Monday morn
ing for St. Peter where he attends
the Gustavus Adolphus College. He
spent the holidays at his home in this
city.
Not the largest but the newest and
| up-to-the-minute stock you will. find
| at the Big Reduction Sale now on at
The Bon Ton Millinery. In Nelson.
Hershey Bl0ck.-Adv@ tt.
| Mrs. Oscar Ringstrom and two
children returned to Belgrade last
Saturday after several days visit
with Mrs. Ringstrom's sister, Mrs.
| A. A. Anderson.
Miss Marie Gilbertson left Friday
for a visit at New London, leaving
there on Friday for her home at For
eston. While in this city she visited
at the Nels Bake home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hjalmar Peterson.
q 70 OF Yn1pa r$~
apolis, where they are giving Swed-
1sh entertainments, spent the week
end at the David Peterson home.
Misses Mildred and Bernice Sever
inson returned to Minneapolis Sunday
morning where they teach. They
spent the holidays visiting their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. O.. K. Severinson.
Miss Minnie Cess returned to her
home at Milaca last Thursday after q
visit at the Dr.. G. d. Forssell home.
She was met here by her brother,
Andrew Cess OF Hinckley, who &C.
companied her home. 49,:
Mrs. C. J. Iverson and sons, Ray
and Clement, returned to their new
home in Atwater the first part of last
week. Mrs. Iverson had been visiting
here for several weeks with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. *El1inxson.-The
Rural News, Madelia. 81
inherited Characteristic. .%-
Az general thing the kind Of moth
er who enjoys midnight suppef