Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-03-12

Willmar callers between trains Wed
nesday, Mrs. Berglund stopping at
Pennock to visit relatives the rest of
the afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Opal Otto made business trip
to Willmar Tuesday,
Mrs. Claus Anderson was a business
caller in Willmar Monday.
Mrs. G. o. Anderson, of Willen, Can.
ada, arrived here Friday morning Of
last week to attend funeral of her
brother, Albert Erickson. Anton Reed,
of Willmar, was also here to attend
this funeral.
Miss Julia Youngberg came up from
Willmar Saturday to- visit at the H.
S. Gordhamer home and make the
acquaintance of her new nephew.
Misses Evelyn Morril, Miranda Gles-
ne and Mabel Odell were Willmar Wis.,
itors Saturday, Miss Odell spending
Sunday at her home there. ''-'s:
(Raymond News.)
Anna Miller was Willmar visitor
Wednesday.
Miss Margaret Jensen spent Sunday
: with friends at Willmar.
Mrs. John Dykema and son Warren
left Monday for Wilmar.
A. Peterson and daughter Alice were
Willmar visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Louis Hirman was a Willmar
visitor Saturday.
Miss Kitty 'Kop was a Willmar Wis.
itor Saturday:
Francis Steffen was a county seat
visitor last Friday.
Rev. H. r. Klemp visited members
OF his congregation at Willmar Mon,
| day. =.
Miss Peters who visited a few days
at the John Orth home returned to
Willmar Monday.
Miss Annie Coos returned to Will.
mar for school work Wednesday.
Ray Essendrup came over from Will.
mar Saturday. F'~;.
Miss Amanda Heller of Willmar
spent over Sunday at her parental
| home. 49,
Ed. Ostlund our section foreman
presented himself for examination at
| Willmar last Friday and passed with
| flying colors. :-i t,.4, II
Roy Case has taken possession of
the Raymond Pool Hall and you will
lind him a pleasant and attentive
manager. A,,.-. So; -
Mrs. Fred Mongel and children and
Mrs. VIM. Conrad left last Friday for
st. Peter, MINI. T.: =. 4, :;
Henry Steffen passed the Eighty.
| first milestone of his life Tuesday.
Three Of his daughters, Mrs. Geo.
! Greenfield, Mrs. Joe Keller and Mrs.
VIM. Teeple paid their RESPECTS at
the occasion: Mrs. Frank: Steffen and
son Guy and Albert Steffen and family
and MISS Hazel Luurs came also to
extended their congratulations for the
happy event., .1aM e np:a 49,:
Miss Lillian. Hier who has been, the
assistant at the Farmers State Bank
has resigned her position and will be
very much missed by the public which
has patronized that institution. We
| understand that Carl Hanna lis coming
back to the bank in June; and in the
mean time,! Henry Hanna, has been
engaged to push the pens around sfon
the books of the financial institution.
The past week was marked red sin
the calendar for those who changed
residences. To make the.transfers
more aggravated, Z theu sweatherman
worked overtime to make it anything
but pleasant. Fred Walker who has
rented hiso farm to; James Torkelson
left his old home and moved across
the track into the. rHaugland house.
Roy Case and family came in from the
farm and movement door tothe editor,
Harry Meinert achanged tetths PEI.
Jydstrup' house, Al Rnesink loaded a
car with his household goods and left
for Baldwin. Wis I4oogeTeena and
family occnpied the .Ruesink re4tdence.
Julius s,Banman started lTnesday to
bring his household goods to town and
moved IN. the residence he bought d
"A. =. Kleinhuizen. 4 Fred Holtf II 4lso
coming to town and ii moving upstsirny;
In the Herman Wegner residence. 3 2:
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