Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-06-06
RAYMOND

Raymond, May 29-Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Christensen and family of Mamre
township spent Sunday visiting at the
Miss Alice Morrow returned from Das-
sci Tuesday Of last week after sew
eral weeks visit with relatives.
Thursday last week: ..o ..o,
a short visit at her parental home here.
ed by II. P. Jensen last week.
Ed. Hitch and children of Olivia were
Raymond visitors last Sunday.
o. "A. Anderson returned to his home
at Hatton. North Dakota after. few
days visit at the Frank spaeth home.
Tuesday for Golden, Illinois where they
will attend the funeral of the late ]. w.
Buss.
family were Willmar visitors Saturday
Rev. IL. c. Kishpaugh left Monday for
f. fz~ N o Xshl s:&y ana "a f. '' Day y were
county seat visitors last Saturday.
John Hirman is at present busy haul
dence which he will erect on his farm
in Holland township.
4 daughter was born to Mr.: and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Peterson returned
today from a several days visit at At
water.
L.
Mrs. w: Potter, Mr.. and Mrs, w: M.
Mclaughlin, Earl Clough and John Wag-
ner were among those from here who at
Gilman t at Wi1mar last Saturday after
noon. He was killed in a runaway acct
dent at Montana last week;
her sister MISS paby last sas
u' ~ and %SS Mnnam sanssrt I'm, and
ors at the John HINT. Jr. home:
Arthur HER, William Knott, Marshall
Fallstrom, Edwin and Clarence Miller
Gilman at Willmar Saturday.
Miss Ella Enninga has accepted po-
sition at the Raymond News office as
Mrs: O.: Boelter arrived from Spring
field Monday for short visit at her par
ent's home, Mr.. and Mrs. August Wen
Anton Bake was a business caller
A' sta 1des spaeth ieft Wednesday morn
Mr.. and Mrs. a. E. Kleinhuizen, Mr..
and Mrs. c. Mouw and daughter and
Misses Alma and Hildred Abrahamson
autoed to Spicer on Green Lake last
a' H. Van Hauen was county seat WIS.,
A. e: Barbknecht has sold his Ford
car to Frank LATERAL.
E. Bruins left Friday morning for Min
neapolis, returning the same afternoon
with Grant car for his brother, John
| George H. Brown of Litchfield was q
business caller here Monday.
Miss Margaret Jensen, who attended
school at Willmar, returned home today.
Mr.: and MRS. William Pfiefer are the
proud parents of a daughter born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spaeth visited at
the George Keller home, three miles
south of this village, last Sunday.
Mrs. w. w. Rnesink k+o1 ret1r1ed Tuesday
The play at the Park theatre next
Saturday evening will be Lass of the
and "His New Profession
Mr.. and Mrs: Earl somerville and fam
ily aHtoed to Louriston Su 1i'd;cy. ,s,+o
Tuesday and Wednesday.
A large crowd attended the home tai
ent play, Our Busy Ladies' Aid at the
Park theatre last Friday evening. The
sixty-five cents, which were given to the
Methodist church for new song books.
Those who took the leading parts In the
play were Efe and Eta Knott. Pearl
Hintz, Cora Spaeth. Aaron Stob and e..
Joe Meskey left today for willmar
| where he will enlist in the army. He
expects to leave for Minneapolis in the
William Van Buren, shipped carload
OF STOCK 70 s sGH5e p: notes eaSE !ooay.
r. F. Clough visited school last Thurs
The perfect spoilers: Arlene Kropp.
Pearl Shaw, Ethel Weihrauch, Helen
Barbknecht, Hilda Giesecke, Karl Her.
man, Grace Van Buren,, Clarence Gaas-
| terland, Alfredo SwensOn, LeOna Hir-
man, Lille Johnson, Erwin Wacker,
John Bjerke, Reah HintZ, Vincent Sven
son, Florence Wacker, Emma Barb
knecht, Esther Weihrauch, Roy Bruins,
and Melvin Hirman.
Examination marks in sixth and sew
enth grades: Spelling, Erna Wenzel, So;
Blanch Dhoore 80; Reka Lembke, 95;
Violet Potter 80. Arithmetic: Raymond
Swenson, 80. Geography: Violet Potter,
90; Stella Rosmon, 90; Reka Lembke,
"a; Elsie Foelschow, SO; Madeline MOuw,
| 90; Raymond SWenson, SO; and Blanche
Dhoore, 90. History: Reka Lembke, go;
Elsie Foelschow, SO. Physiology: Luz
| ellie Kropp, 81; Esther Bergman, So.
Language: Madeline Mouw, SO; Erna
Wenzel, 80; Lucille Kropp, 81; Blanche
Dhoore, 80; Reka Lembke, 100; Elsie
Foelschow, 100. -"
There will be no graduation exercises
at the Raymond school this year.
There were 60 pupils who were neither
| tardy nor absent the past month.
| There were % cases of hardness.
The following we're perfect in attend
ance, for the entire year: Helen Barb
knecht, Ellis Hirman. Arlene Kropp. Ro-
land swenson, Ethel Weihrauch. John
Leona Hirman. Melvin Hirman, Elsie
Ike, Reda Lembke, Herbert Ostlund,
| Oc%1un6 Pavrnon6 Swanson