Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-02-26
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were a0oe0 10 our list lately of
which we failed to report on time.
One came to make his home at
Manus Bosch's and the othre at R.
Phiefer's home. Wonder who their
first presidential vote will be cast
for q years from now? These boys
arrived on the same day, Feb. IL,
but we suppose we cannot very we'll
consider them twins.
Miss Sadie Myer is helping her
sister Mrs. T. Kramer with the
homework for few weeks.
Henry Roelofs intends to go to
Pease, MIMI, this or next week,
to see for himself whether the re-
ports Of that country are true or
not. Mile Laos county is consid-
cred extra good for dairying and
other farming, and the land not be-
ing high priced yet, this is consid-
cred somewhat of temptation to
invest in land there.
Lucas Slagter and family, from
Raymond, visited at the Joe HORT
home Sunday.
l. aac and Tony De Wiser of Pri-
am spent Sunday with their sister,
Mrs. N. Dubois.
It may be necessary for Miss Annie
Plowman to return to Minneapolis
and submit to another operation.
She is not as we'll as when she first
came home from the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Damhof of
Roseland visited with R. Roleofs
and family Sunday evening.
Miss Hattie Nieuwenhuis has
been helping in the R. Phiefer
home for a few weeks while Mrs.
Phiefer was ill.
Rev. and Mrs. N. Burgraaf are
back from their visit in Sioux coun-
ty, Iowa.
John Nieuwenhuis hauled some
wheat to Raymond Monday, but re-
ports the roads pretty poor.
John Bosch is trying to buy a
suitable farm near Prinsburg. Not
many farms around here are for
sale.
]. W. Wieberdink has quite fully
recovered from his recent illness
and was able to attend church SER
vices again on Sunday.
P. Van der Veen and P. Fitzpat-
rick went to Raymond Monday on
business.
Abram Bouwma and family, from
Raymond, drove out to attend the
meeting in the Kleinhuisen school
house Friday evening.
Thursday evening, while the chill
dren Of r. Phiefer were playing
with some corn kernels on the floor,
Henry, little boy about two and
a half years of age, pushed kerr
mel up into his nose so far that all
efforts of the family to dislocate
it were in vain. Friday morning
Mr.. Phiefer took the little fellow
to DR.. Mcmahon Of Raymond, who
sent them on to Willmar, where
DR.. Petersen located the kernel by
means Of X-rays and then succeeded
in getting at it. The little fellow
came home Saturday, and we arc
glad to report that he is none the
worse for this bad piece OF expert
ence.
Miss Hearn, teacher in the Klein.
huisen district, and her pupils
gave a very entertaining program
Friday evening. The schoolhouse
was over-crowded with visitors
from near and far. All report a
splendid time and much credit is
due Miss Hearn and her school for
the splendid entertainment they
gave the public.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Roelofs visit
ed in Roseland Monday with Mrs.
L. Damhof and family.
G. Braker was in Raymond Fri
day.
Miss Tina Markus is spending a
few weeks in Roseland with her sis.
ter, Mrs. N. Vos, and helping there
with the spring sewing.
Lucas Slagter was at w. DeVries'
place Wednesday, trying to buy
cattle to take with him to his home
in Mile Laos county.
Mabel Hebrink is still a very sick
little girl. A doctor from Renville
is in attendance.
| A baby 1--WE are sorry to be unable
to state whether boy or girD came
to the home of John Van Daler
Monday of last week.
| S. Gabbert has bought a fine
house in Raymond and intends tt
spend the evening of his life il
town. He expects to leave his farm
soon.
John Molenaar's little boy is very
i'll with lung fever.
| Peter Markus has been on the
sick list the past week.
Il John Rocoh ond ~, Mvo,. intonc