Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-08-13
PERSONAL MENTION IN s.
LOCAL EXCHANGES
(Raymond NeHa.l

raymond News.1
Albert Jydstrup visited friends in: the
cities last Friday. So
Fred Weihrauch and John Caster
land made business trip to st. Cloud
Monday. sE;55ss III 80 -
Gust Gerlach left Monday for So
beka, Mimi, for 3 visit with his broth
Mrs. r.. Lechner and nfeces left Mon
day for the cities to visit at the home
Of her parents. - :. -
I A baby boy arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bruins last week
@. stob has sold his farm in town Of
Holland. formerly owned by B. 3. Bruins
for SITS per acre to q party from Ar
lington, MINI. z52:z $50 2 .:1 -5sz
Mrs. VIM. sneider and son Lymon
who are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Jydstrup spent last Friday at the J. L.
Johnson home at Wtl1mar. ~
The Misses Ellie and Grace Knott who
attend State Normal at st. Cloud, MIMI,
came home for a visit with their folks
Saturday. > --z%'+
Fred Weihrauch :. has purchased a
farm near St. Cloud OF John Caster
land for $500 per acre. He expects
to move there this fall.
- Mrs. Chris Miller entertained the La
dies Aid Wednesday afternoon. -:
Miss Adelaide Berg from near Rem
vile boarded the train for Murdoch on
Monday for q visit with relatives and
friends -. Il. =
Mrs. VIM. Sneider. and son returned to
Minneapolis, Monday after q pleasant
visit with relatives and friends.
VIM Knott has purchased the old No
teboom farm in town of Holland for
$135 per acre Of E. J. Roe1of's who was
the last owner.
Jacob Bintz left after an extended
~1{e,S% v~rS<1 IL
and other friends for Paynesvtlle Mon
day before returning to his home at
Donnybrook, N. Oak.
Harm Van Hauen and family Of Mar
shall, Okla. motored across the coun-
try to Raymond last week and are
visiting at the H. Vessel home.
The Misses Margaret Crisman and
returned to their home Saturday at
ter visiting the past week at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Albaugh
Roy Ostlund who recently returned
from overseas army service has receiv-
ed his honorable discharge and visited
a FEW days with his parents and
friends. He left Monday for Pennock.
w. j. Wegner returned after month
absence Sunday. While away he visit
ed with Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Barbknecht
and family at Elyria, Ohio, and with
Mr. and Mrs. Adens near Golden, Ill.
Miss Clara Gabbert who has been
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. August Cab
bert and other relatives the past month
left Sunday for Montevideo where she
will visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Pfandry
before returning to her home at Minnea-
polls.
Pete Jydstrup left Saturday for Mis-
sion Hill, S. Oak, where he will visit
with his brother, Charley. While here
Pete disposed of his residence and 9TH
er real estate to his brother, William,
for $1,100.
VIM. Digman Of Willow Lake, S. D.,
where he was grain buyer in an elevat-
or the past season arrived for a vaca-
ton last Friday that he intends to spend
at the home Of his parents. Will stat
ed that the crops around Willow Lake
are far below the average this year.
Miss Hima, Rodewold who is now
taking course in the hospital nurse
profession at St. Paul visited with Mr..
and Mrs. H. H. Luitjens and other
friends in town. She returned to, St.
Paul Wednesday after spending a most
enjoyable time with her acquaintances.