Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-08-11
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Prinsburg. Aug. 9.-Miss Rensi.
Stob of Raymond is spending .
week visiting relatives here and il
Roseland.
John Schut. Fred Alderdink anG
Charlie Rush came down from the
wood country last Tuesday and arr
working here for different farmers.
Today three more young mer
came from Pease to find that there
is place to work for everybody that
wishes to do 50. Everyone of them
could have had three employers, SC
great is the demand for good and
steady help.
Johanna Mulder visited at the
W. Damhof home in Roseland last
Tuesday evening, it being Mrs.
Damhof's birthday anniversary.
which was celebrated with an ice
cream party. Of course, a black
horse, a top buggy and young
man all went along.
Mrs. C. Van den Einde went to
Raymond Wednesday to spend q day
with her daughter, Mrs. A.
Bouwma. Her youngest daughter,
Mrs. Ben Wieberdink, who went
out west to Denver. Colorado, last
fall in search Of health is expected
back Thursday. She is now suffer-
ing with appendicitis, and will
probably und ergo an operation in q
nearby hospital. Another daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. Flynn of Chicago, has
been very low for some time, but
latest reports are that she is gain
ing in strength and able to sit up
part Of the day. These young wo-
men were brought up here and
lived here after marriage, so they
are we'll known and much sympathy
is felt for them and all concerned.
Fred Poortinga, the Renville
photographer, and wife and babe
were here several days last week
at the parental home visiting and
at the same time taking scenes to
be reproduced on postals. Mr..
Poortinga spent one day in Ray
mond and took care of a large order
there. Mrs. Poortinga left to
spend week with her mother, Mrs.
y. Dykema, in Roseland, before re-
turning home to Renville.
Mrs. w. Hoffman Of Roseland
spent day at the K. Terpstra home
here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. DE LANCE from
Raymond visited with their mother,
Mrs. Gasterland, Friday.
Mrs. w. Stob spent several days
with her daughter, Mrs. A. Decker
in Renville last week.
A. J. Maggie is here on his annual
visit to his daughter, Mrs. Ben
Wibbles, and to look after the crop
on his farm, which G. Slagter
works for him. We are always
glad to shake hands with this jolly
old fellow. He went to Roseland
Sunday to attend divine worship
and spend the evening with M.
and Mrs. D. Decker.
John Terpstra and family are ex.
pected here from Chicago soon
They will occupy the place thai
Mr.. G. Wiersum left last fall, one
half mile north of Prinsburg
Their son Benny, who has been here
the past two years, is growing
weaker and it is to be near hin
that this moving partly is due.
Mrs. Anna Edsinga spent a few
days last week with her mother
MRS. John Phiefer in Roseland
Dick went up Sunday ant
brought his wife and baby bacl
home with him.
John Damhof spent Sunday a
the parental home in Roseland.
We have had just a little rain
enough to do the pastures good ant
doing the grain no harm. Every
thing, wind and weather, has s.
far been favorable to the gathering
in Of bumper crop. Of cours
there are poor pieces here ant
there, but the rule is fine crops
Plenty Of cause for thankfulness, i
our eyes are but open.
Nick Decker has rented hi
fathers farm in Roseland for tn
coming year. His parents expect t
hold an auction next spring an
move in to Prinsburg to make thei
home with Mrs. Dekker's mother
Mrs. W. Stob, who is getting we
along in years and needs compan
ionship and help.
Mrs. A. Korteling OF Chicago
visiting her sister, Mrs. Jenni
Huisinga, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Roelofs an
children spent Sunday at the Dekke
home in Roseland.
Miss Gertie Hoogeveen returne