Willmar tribune., 1907-05-08

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PRINSBURG, May 6'-The we'd
ding mentioned last week has al
ready taken place. On May 2, at
the home of the brides sister, Mrs.
}. Berghuis, occurred the marriage
Of Miss Cora Van Buren, to Joseph
Ulferts. The marriage service was
read by Rev. N. Burgraaf of Prins-
burg at II o'clock a. m., after
which the relatives present sat down
with the newly married couple to a
bountiful wedding dinner. The
bride has been making her home
with her sister, Mrs. Berghuis
since the death Of her parents, and
is we'll known and liked by all here.
The groom is employed by the In
ternational Harvester Company and
has his headquarters at Willmar,
where he takes his bride. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ulferts will be at home to
their friends at their home in Will
mar. We wish them happiness and
prosperity thruout their married
life.
After the services at the church
last Sunday Rev. Burgraaf announ-
ced that he had declined the call to
serve the church in Volga, S. D.,
and also the call to Carnes, Iowa.
We are glad that Rev. and Mrs.
Burgraaf will remain with us.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Poortinga
worshipped at the Roseland church
Sunday and spent the day with Mr..
and Mrs. Simon Dykema.
Garret Damhof, accompanied by
his wife and mother, spent Monday
in Clara City.
Miss Lilly Van Lcvcrn, teacher
in Dist. 81, is i'll with the measles
at N. Kleinhuisen's home. The
school has stopped for a time.
Miss Elsie Reitz has been on the
sick list.
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Brug.
gers went to Roseland to see H
Dragt, who is i'll.
Josie and Agnes Roclofs are il
with the measles at R. Roelof'
home. The other measles patient:
are reported doing as we'll as car
be expected.
A pleasant time was spent at H
J. Roelofs' home last Tuesday even
ing, when a number of relatives an(
friends came to wish him many hap
py returns of the day, the occasion
being Mr.. Roelofs' 9th birthda,
anniversary.
Miss Tillie Edsinga has not bee,
we'll for quite while. She is be
ing treated by DR.. Lumcly Of Rcn
vile.
The Mesdames A. Huisinga, ant
H. Knott spent Friday at Rosclan'
as the guests of Mrs. H. Bruss. o.
the way home they stopped at tn
cemetery at Roseland and trimme'
the graves Of their dear departed
Garret Weiberdink was in Ray
mond Saturday on business.
Dr.. Lumely, accompanied by tn
minister Of the Methodist church 0
Renville, was seen passing on hi
way to H. Brewer of Roscland, tina
gentleman being i'll and needing
medical aid.
Word has been received from A
Bolt, who recently moved fror
here to Chicago, that he has settle
in Lansing, and has all he can d
as teamster. He is earning fror
four to five dollars a day.
Seeding is about done, and farm
ers are busy plowing for corr
The snow last Saturday did no dam
age, and grain is sprouting nicely
Rudolph Vath of Danube, VIII
laid the foundation for the barr
for Mrs. A. Huisinga and Wi
Roelofs, has finished those jobs an
returned home.
Harry Plowman is working on
dredge boat that is operating jus
north of US in Edwards township
Sunday evening, however, general
finds Harry in Roseland, viii
several young men in Roseland pre-
fer to spend their Sunday evening
in Holland township. Well, q
fair exchange is no robbery -
Miss Ella Gort Of 'Roseland
spending this week with Rev. ar
Mrs. Burgraaf at Prinsburg.
The Farmers telephone line int
Roseland is about an assured fac
A final meeting will be held SON
time this week.
Feed for cattle is scarce here ar
the COWS are longing for gras
The farmers likewise.