Willmar tribune., 1919-09-24
(Raymond News.

~ Stanley MorroW spent over Sunday
with friends In Minneapolis. .sszsS IS ss55
VIM. Digman left for Buick, Mont,
Saturday to attend to some business
matters. ff5s E$t - E..s.s @5 s.
Harry Boersma returned to Holland,
Mimi, Monday; to resume his studies
at the college. z--4S.. .-.= ~. =@4. - .=s
Rev. J. DeJonge and T. Stobs who
attended the clasis, at Orange City
Iowa, returned Saturday. u
Mr.. and Mrs: Charley Hern Of Mar
shall arrived Sunday for a visit at the
Lester Hunter home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Roelofs returned
Saturday from visit with relatives
in Iowa.
Miss Frieda Lindner boarded the
train for Minneapolis Monday where
she will visit friends.
Fred Weihrauch has moved his
household effects upstairs over Stob's
store. The family will stay here until
they move to their. farm near St. Cloud.
Hike Fisher Of Winnipeg, Manitoba,
arrived last Friday for visit with
friends near Prinsburg. Hike report
ed a good potato crop in Manitoba
while small grain was below the aver
age.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Weirauch return.
ed from a motor trip to St. Cloud Mon
day where they inspected the farm
they recently bought of John Coaster.
land. i
P. Dhoore and family accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Miller motoer-
ed to Green Lake Sunday where they
spent the day on the shores of the
lake.
J. P. Jydstrup spent day here after
returning from South Dakota. He left
Monday for Minneapolis where he will
take up his permanent residence.
H. P. Jensen returned from Roberts,
Wis, Monday where he has bought a
lao acre farm. Mr.. Jensen and fami-
ly intend to move there about the first
of next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Fenske accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Bohn of Great
Bend, N. Dak., arrived from a motor
trip for a visit at the August Fenske
home Saturday.
R. Huth and Gust Gabbert returned
from Devils Lake, N. OAK, Sunday
where they inspected land the last
week. Both are much impressed with
the land prospects in the North state.
Mrs. R. Smisick and son of Marshal
arrived for visit at the Joe Schem-
ick home Saturday, but finding that
Joe's children were in the sick list,
returned for home after brief visit
Rev. and Mrs. John Tiedeman of
Rock Valley, Iowa, visited few days
at the Henry Wieberdink home near
Prinsburg and left last Friday for
Baldwin, Wis, where they intend to
spend few days with relatives.
Friends and neighbOrs gathered for
farewell party at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Bintz and family Sun
day evening. The Bintz family left
Tuesday for their new home at Vine
land. New Jersey. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bintz have lived here twenty-five
years and have during their Stay
made many friends who regret to see
them leave, but wish them a happy
and bright future in their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Woolf left Wed
nesday for their home at Great Falls,
Montana. Mr.. Woolf and Miss Gertie
Lindner were quietly married last
week Tuesday. The bride is a we'll
known and accomplished young lady
OF this community, and the groom
comes favorably recommended. The
News extends congratulations.
Otto Harmel shipped his farm ma
chinery, household goods and live
stick Tuesday. Otto and his son Ar
thur went with the car, while the
other members of the family had left
last Tuesday for Hazel S. Oak, where
they will reside in the future. Otto
Harmel and family were old settlers
in this community and their many
friends regret to see them leave.