Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-07-09
Raymond Nsws.)

Raymond NeW1.
81 Nj and Mrs. e.. Wiegman rejoice.
over the arrival Of baby girl that
came to their home week ago on
Wednesday.
Miss Margaret Van Donsalar and
Mr.. Irwin Lubber left Tuesday for
Holland, Mich. .ss
Arthur. Kishpaugh Of New York
arrived Monday for a visit at the M.
E parsonage with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. III. G. Kishpaugh. - - i
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. A. Hubert and
family motored to Monteyideo on
Sunday. S +. II n 49,, .s=
julius Spieker is hauling lumber /
for q barn. The material was pur-
chased from the ST. Anthony Yards.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mann OF Will.
mar spent over Sunday at Mrs.
Mann,s home, at the Otto Sell place.
Miss Emma Berend Of Almina, Wis,
arrived last week for a visit at the
August Fenske home.
Miss Lillian HER returned from
visit with friends in the cities last
Friday -='~E~ y. -. -
= Rev. R.sLechner and Mrs. Lechner
and nieces returned from the cities
last Friday.
Tom Nelson, a q. s. Marine and
nephew of the Rehmns' is here on a
visit at present.
Fred, Walker sold his farm for
500 per acre to L. J. Kropp and E.
F. Johnson.
Henry Lindner. has ordered his
Raymond News to Pennock. Henry
has accepted g. position at the L.
Anderson Hardware store
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Parmeter of
Willmar visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Earl, Somerville Saturday.
Mrs. L. J. Kropp and daughter,
Airline and. Miss Lucilla and Miss
Esther Hehmke boarded the train
for Spicer Saturday and spent over
Sunday at the Kropp cottage on the
lake..
Mrs John Doeskin and children Wis
tied over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Earnest Person at Willmar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam .Gabbert, Sen.,
returned last Friday from visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gabbert
at, Duluth.
| Mr.. and Mrs Fred Harmed and Mrs.
/ John Meyers returned from a month 8
visit with relatives at Waseca and
other points.
| Misses Jennie and Alice Stob Hill.
dred and Alma Abrahamson, Lillian
Hier, Alice Morrow and Cora Spaeth
are spending the week on Green
Lake.
Misses Hide Bengen, Rensie Stob
and Della Spaeth spent the Fourth
at the G. A. Spaeth summer home
California on the shore of Green
Lake.
Max Hintz and family, John GAS
terland and family, and H. P Jensen
and family, Mrs. c. Mouw and Wis.
itors, Wesley Morrow and Edward
Miller, motored to Green Lake and
spent Sunday on it's shores.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Donsalar OF
Sioux Center, Iowa, Miss Margaret
Mouw. who attends the college al
Holland, Mich, and Erwin Lover ar
rived last Friday for visit with Mr.
and Mrs. G. Mouw and other rela
tives.
Mrs. Ole B. Bjerke and children
visited this week with Mrs. Bjerke's
parents at Benson. Mr.. Bjerke tool
the family to Benson Sunday return
ing with his car the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Feig motoret
to Glenwood last Thursday to at
tend the concert of the Sousa Band
Other members of the party tina
made the sixty miles motor tri]
: were, Harlan Kishpaugh, Carl ant
John Hanna, Henry and John Schel
tens and Aron Stob. They returned
early in the morning at four O'Clock
Somebody was sensational enough
J to claim that one of the boys wa!
found fast asleep on sugar barre
r about luncheon time
r A pleasant surprise was arrange,
: by the Masonic Lodge members an,
the ladies of the Eastern Star TO
{ Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Ashley at thei
: home last Friday evening. After
good old social gathering, Mr.. Ash
ley was presented with an evenin,
> dress set Of cuff buttons and tie pin
3 Mrs. Ashley received a beautiful Gu
} glass vase as token of remembrance
Mr.. Ashley, who has been a re
( sident of this village for the pas
t fourteen years has accepted posi-
2 ton with the Security State Bank a
: kerkhoven. He has resigned as Cash
) Ter Of the Raymond First Nationa
:. Bank to take effect July LIST. Tn
/. family has rented residence a
2 Kerkhoven and will locate there /,
' the near future. Mr. and Mrs. Ash
ley have made hosts of friends her
e and the community regrets to So
). them leave, but wishes then pros
perity and happiness in their new
( location.