Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-01-07
LOCAL AND Personal.

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"A. P. Bergeson spent Monday and
Tuesday at New London.
Edward Elkjer left Monday morn.
Ing for trip to the Twin Cities.
Emil Hanson of Fahlun left Mon.
day for trip to the Twin Cities.
Paul Peterson left Monday morn
ing for trip to the Twin Cities.
Ernest Olson left Tuesday for a
few days business trip to Dassel.
ELIAS Johnson of New London was
a Willmar visitor Friday and Saturday.
New Utz & Dunn shoes for women
are here.-Hoaglund & Diffendorf.-
Adv.
Martin Olson of Atwater spent
New Years Day visiting at the Palm
home
Mrs. c. H. Hanscom gave a "tobagan
party" to ten of her lady friends last
night.
Clarence Bake left Friday for a
visit at the Alfred Gilbertson home at
Foreston.
Judge T. o. Gilbert left Sunday
evening for business trip to Aber-
deem, S. Oak.
Miss Edna Sanderson returned
to Alexandria Saturday to resume her
school duties.
Arthur Leines left Saturday for
Jasper to resume his studies at the
high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Peterson enter
tanned number of friends at party
Friday evening.
Dispatcher B. A. Allard returned
Friday from st. Paul where he spent
New Years Day.
Edwin Fiefareck left Tuesday for
a visit with his brother, Harry Fei-
fareck at Newport
Reuben Anderson returned to
Colorado Sunday morning to resume
his school studies.
Miss Alice Boreen returned Satur-
day from Spicer to resume her studies
at the Normal here.
Miss Florence F'relander of At
water arrived Saturday for visit
with Grace Dahl.
E. K. Thorgaard of Minneapolis
visited during the holidays at the G.
V. Smoker home.
Miss Nigeria Rasmussen returned
to st. Cloud last Saturday to resume
her duties teaching.
Miss Agnes Molen returned to
Minneapolis to resume her studies at
the Minnehaha Academy.
Phyllis and Duane Porter spent
the weekend visiting at the DR.. l. L.
Porter home at Atwater.
-Einar Brogren left Saturday for
Minneapolis, where he attends the
American Business College.
Misses Myrtle and Goldie Felt of
Fahlun left Saturday for Minneapolis
to resume their school work.
Mrs. M. N. Johnson of Hancock
arrived last Thursday for visit with
her brother, B. J. Greenfield.
New shoes for women at SO, $12,
SIS and ST. Many at Sc and So at
Hoaglund & EXTRAORDINARILY.
Mrs. I. T. Cramer left last Satur-
day for visit with her sons, C. L. and
A. L. Cramer at Minneapolis.
Roy Borg and Albin Norling re-
turned to St. Paul Monday to resume
their studies at the Bethel Academy.
Miss Marion Adamson returned to
Minneapolis last Monday to resume
her studies at the Minnehaha Acade-
my.
Harry Wahlstrand left Saturday
for Minneota to resume his duties as
principal of the high school at that
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Berg and
daughter, Thelma, left Tuesday for a
visit at the G. o. Sand home at At
water.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. o. Rannestad
spent New Years Day visiting their
daughter Mrs. R. S. Maybury at Min
neapolis.
Henry Miller of Eden Valley was
in. Willmar> TO-DAY. He expects to
locate here and is looking for house
to rent. ~
Marvin Niece and Lawrence
Erickson returned Monday evening
from visit at the Twin Cities, since
Saturday.
H. N. Haired left Saturday for
Minneapolis where he went to attend
a salesman meeting of the Standard
Oil company.
Henry Johnson and sons Arnold
and Reynold Johnson of Minneapolis
arrived Monday evening to spend the
week in this city.
Oscar Bue returned to Brookings
S. Dak.. after spending the holidays
visiting at the o. T. Birkeland anC
o. N. Elgeross homes.
Mrs Victor Nelson and Mr.. ani
Mrs. A. j. Melin attended the funera
Of the late Peter Norman at Atwatel
last Friday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Engwall ant
family returned to Atwater last Mon
day after visit at the VIM. Biorn
berg home since Thursday.
Misses Freda and Agda Nelson
of Minneapolis visited their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson at LAX
Andrew over the holidays.
-Merald Tollefson, who has a pc
sition with the Republican State Banl
at Minneapolis, spent the week-en,
visiting friends in this city.
Mrs: Hazel Herrmeyer and daugh
ter, Ruth returned Thursday from
Sank Rapids where Mrs. Herrmeye
visited her sister, Mrs. Charley Pet
ersOn.
Miss Esther Anderson, who is tax
1 ing a course in nursing at the Eithe