Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-07-16

present.
Mrs. Poortvliet, a sister of Mrs.
Geo. LOTHIAN, and her daughter Wis
tied the past three weeks at the Lott
man home and with other relatives
in this vicinity. They returned to
their home at Onaka, S. Oak, on
Tuesday.
Alfred Manus of Freeport, Ill.,, who
visited with Mr. and Mrs. H. c.. Holtz
and other relatives the past week,
bought the Henry Holtz farm, last
owned by H. c. Feig and VIM. Van
Buren, for a consideration Of $145
per acre.
Mrs. Pete Prince and two daugh-
tiers left Tuesday for their home at
Holland, Mich, after a few days.
visit with H. c. Holtz and family and
at the C. Mouw and Albert Boersma
homes Pete and Tennis Prince, who
were also in the party, left with their
car Monday for the same destination.
Carrot Slagter who was with the
American Expeditionary Forces in
France and Germany is reported to
have arrived in New York July Ah.
He is the last of all the Prinsburg
| boys who returns from the war. No
casualties were suffered from the
| Prinsburg contingent.
The Farmers Elevator Company
| held their annual meeting Saturday
i The meeting was largely attended
and was opened by President George
Greenfield at three O'Clock in the
afternoon in the Park theater. Sec
retary's report and Treasurer's reports
were read by Anton Thissen, Secre-
| tary Of the Association. Manager
| c. H. Ahlfs read the business report
showing that about 100000 bushels of
| grain were handled by their house
during the year. The Live Stock
| Shipping Department and the Ma
chine Department were also sub
hitting splendid results. In spite Of
adverse shipping conditions and har-
rassed by regulations, the Company
shows a handsome profit and was able
to declare substantial dividend. All
| the old members Of the Board of d.
| rectors were reelected.
Grove City Times.)
The Mesdames J. A. Floren and
| Fred Elofson went to Sisseton, S. D.,
| berg Marvick wedding.
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Mrs. Fred Elofson and Mrs. A. B.
Mattson were visitors at the home of
Mrs. Lille Healey at Spice< Sunday.
| Risdall and Miss Augusta Hanson
| we're Sunday visitors at the NJ. Knut-
son home near Spicer.
Julius, Ole and Anna and Gertie
| Risdall were visitors at Waverly Sun.
day.
Mrs o. Levander left Wednesday
for visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Lille Healey at .Spicer.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Risdall, who
have been visiting at the ]. A. Ris.
dali home went to Spicer Sunday to
spend few days before leaving for
their home at Veblen, S. D.
(Olivia Times)
Axel Heglund and family of Valley
City, N. D., spent few days the past
| week visiting at the D. w. Gustafson
home here leaving for their home by
| auto on Monday.
Mrs. VIM. F'rizen and B. A. Tersteeg
and wife autoed to Willmar Tuesday
morning and from there they will go
to North Dakota.
(Gran1te Falls Tr1Dune.)
DR.. Theo. Soelberg was a Willmar
| visitor the first of last week. ~~.,
Mr. and Mrs. August Stratte and
three children Of Daysland, Canada,
! visited the first of last week at the
home OF her cousin, L. s. Orwell.
They left Tuesday for Willmar to
visit relatives there.
| (Kerkhoven Banner.)
T. o. Brenden made business trip
| to Wi1lmar Tuesday. 4
Mrs. John Westgaard visited her
daughter. and sons in Willma4 Tues.
day and Wednesday. s~
Oliver Westgaard and J.. J. Foote,
who recently returned from service
in France, have opened up an auto
reDairs shOD in the old craa merry