Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-12-03
PERSONAL MENTION IN
LOCAL EXCHANGES
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Miss Alvira johnson left for st. Cloud
Saturday 7 g. s7zsS 3. ssssst
Albert Kamstra returned from a bust
ness trip to Pease Tuesday. .s552s. -
Claire Ericsson Of Minneapolissa arrived
Saturday for q visit with his brother
Ed. and family. = e f. r. =,
Miss Minnie Ho1tz left Monday for q
City -: z.-..- -. g.. ~ -
Mrs. n. Spieker returned to the Will
mar hospital for a few days stay She
was accompanied by her husband who
Ireturned Saturday. y. O. - + IS 80 =: =
J. Hanna made business trip to st.
Cloud and st. Paul the first of the week.
F.. Hans Thompson Of Minneapolis trans
acted business here the first of the week
He left for Grove City Tuesday. 81. !.
II Vim. and Ed. Btrkemeyer have rented
the Louis Freuhling farm, and VIM.
Pheiffer has rented the farm belonging
to Ehme Frueh1ing. -
| : Miss Ella Jansen who visited with
her sister and relatives at the John
sGaasterland home returned to Clara City
Saturday.
+ "A: parcel shower was given in honor
Of Miss Alice rStob by her girl-hood
chums at the Abrahamson home last
Thursday evening, - x
Herb schwanke was taken to W1llmar
to consult q physician on Tuesday. He
was accompanied by his mother -
Ehme Fruehling shipped car of
house hold goods to Wi1lmar Monday.
The family has moved and are now
comfortably located in their new home
Conrad Miller while returning from
church last week Sunday had the mis-
fortune to lose a valuable horse, The
animal succumbed within sixty rods
before reaching home.
Louis Fruehling and family departed
for Willmar Tuesday where they have
bought a residence and will make their
future home there. Their; household
goods were shipped by rail Tuesday also.
Albert Hier Of GAINESVILLE, Mont, ar
rived for a visit with his mother; Mrs
W. F. aier Monday. At Willmar he
met his sister, Mrs. j. Feig Of st, Paul
who came to spend few days visit
ing at home
The VIM. Witt and spieker families
spent last week Wednesday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. julius Spieker and at
tended the celebration of Mrs. julius
Spieker's birthday anniversary.
Geo School was awarded the prize
for the best ten ears of corn offered
in a contest by the Farmers Elevator
Company, Machine Dept. County Agent
Rodegeb of Willmar acted as judge. The
prize given by the company was a corn
grader.
Mrs. Pete Scheltens returned from
Oregon, ILL.,, Tuesday. Mrs. Scheltens
attended the funeral of her mother who
passed away two weeks ago. With Mrs.
Scheltens arrived the Misses Abbie and
Martha Willfang, nieces of Mrs. Sche1-
tens who reside at Oregon, Ill
Mrs, H. J. Stoll received word from
Douglass Okla, that her son Alfred
fell suddenly i'll and was operated for
appendicitis. last week. The patient
| is reported on the way to recovery: Mrs.
Stoll left Saturday for Douglas where
she will spend the winter after six
| months visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Peterson and Mr. and Mrs. George ,Stoll.
H.. G. Feig leader of the band re-
Gently undertook to train a beginners
band of three of four members. Then
| the fever took hold on the young mu-
sicianS around town and the beginners
| class. now numbers fourteen. The Ray
mond Cornet Band now numbers 81
pieces, and when the beginners class
joins will be IS, which sized band very
few town can boast of. Moreover the
band is self supporting, as no donations
are ever asked, all the money being de-
rived from concerts, engagements, ETC.