Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-01-01

sun of prosperity shine over our
community the coming year. May
few shadows cross our pathway, and
may we go on our way better men
and women each day as we go on
ward. Such spotless pages the new
year presents to US all. May we
write thereon only such deeds as
will find approval with our Heaven
ly Father.
Many of our farmers are taking
advantage of the fact that some
good corn has arrived in Raymond
and are hauling it to their farms to
make good the shortage in feed for
cattle and hogs. The corn comes
from Nebraska and is as good as
one can wish for.
Miss Jennie Flynn is spending a
week with her cousin Marie Bouw-
ma in Raymond.
Miss Eta Shada is spending a
few weeks with Mrs. Albert Knoll
in Roseland, while Mr.. Knoll and
daughter Angie are visiting rela-
tives in Chiacgo.
Garret Slater and John DeVries
are spending the holidays with rela-
tives in Clara City.
The best of weather prevails and
merry music is made by the sleigh
bells as our young people take ad-
vantage of the good sleighing.
Quite number of surprise parties
have been given here.
John Smith, who has been in
Montana for the past two months,
came back to spend the rest of the
winter with his parents here. He
says there is scarcity of work just
now, but thinks he can do we'll
there next summer. But remem-
ber, John. there is no place like
home.
Miss Mary E. Mellarin, teacher
of the Prinsburg school, is spend
ing the two weeks of vacation with
her parents at Pipestone, this state.
She sent her pupils nice Christmas
postals as remembrances, which
were greatly appreciated.
Albert Kleinhuisen is home for
the holiday vacation. He intends
to return to his studies soon.
Garret Wieberdink has bought
the farm of G. Ruisjnk in Roseland.
H. J. Roelofs and fiun;ly spent
Christmas with relatives in Rose
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wibbles
were in Raymond last Saturday.
While there Henry put in phone
at w. Talen's, the Thorpe Elevator
! Co.
Garret Breems is suffering from
a fractured leg which he received
some time ago in a friendly scuffle
with some other boys.
The exercises in the church
Christmas were fully attended and
appreciated by large crowd of our
people. Quite a number of Rose
lands young people were here, as
no program was given in their
church this year.
Miss Grace Slagter is spending
a week at the home of her uncle
Lucas Slagter in Raymond.
Mrs. Ben Wibbles and children
expect to leave for a visit at Green.
leafton, Minn., some time this
week.
Henry Stob has been Offering q
line of fine bargains to his custom.
ers the past few weeks. Shoes, un.
derwear, sweaters, clothing, etc.,
were put on sale for less than cost.
Henry j. Roelofs and family
spent Thursday with the Taller
family at Raymond. Miss Anna re.
mained there to visit for few day:
with her cousins.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Evert j. Roelofs
Sr., have been spending a week with
Dick Edsinga and family at Hector
MINI.
| A meeting Of the Farmers Tele
phone Co. was called Saturday t
transact business in connection will
the phone line to Renville, etc.
VIM. Duinink and John Brinl
are in Iowa visiting among numer
Gus relatives in Sioux county.
| w. Roelofs and family spent Fri
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