Willmar tribune., 1920-02-25

L. ]. Kropp has sold his residence to
Henry Van De Riet Henry will contin-
ue the land and insurance business con-
Quoted by Mr.. Kropp.
Mrs. r. Koester and daughter Of Rose
land are visiting this week at. the Geo.
Lottmann home.
Mrs. H. Dykema returned from few,
days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Stob at Minneapolis last Friday.
August Falk of Murdoch came over
Saturday for weeks visit at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Falk.
Paul Jock Of Renville came over last
Thursday for visit at the Chris Hens
lin home. He returned to Renville Tues
| day.
Mrs E. L. Clyne is on the sick list
this week. Mrs. Clyne's mother is at
present here and helps to take care Of
the patient.
E. ]. Roelofs returned with his son
Edward Saturday where the latter had
| been confined stO the hospital after an
operation for rupture.
Mrs Aug. Wenzel Sr.. celebrated her
birthday Sunday, several of her children
being present and a few Of her neighbors
spent the afternoon with her.
Robert Foelschow of Mankato,- who
was his way to Glenwood, stopped
| over in Raymond Tuesday to: shake
hands with old time friends and attend
to some business matters.
Mrs Fred Anderson and Son Alte re-
turned to Mary, N. Dak., Wednesday af-
| ter an extended visit at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Aug. Wenzel, Sr., and with
other relatives.
Howard, the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. ].
Bjerke was taken by his father to Will
mar Monday to consult physicians about
his eye that had been seriously injured
last week. Howard fell off a sled on
| which he had caught ride and was
scratched on the eye ball by some bal
| ing wire that was being dragged along
by the bobs.
Miss Mabel Jaeger of Pennock visit
ed Tuesday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Digman.
B. E. Albaugh attended the Hardware
Dealers convention in the Twin Cities
the first of the week.
Miss Bernice Tramm who visited with
relatives the past week returned to her
home at Bertha, Mimi, Wednesday,.
Mrs. F. Anderson returned from a
days visit with her sister at Willmar
Reuben Peterson and babe who spent
over Sunday with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Aug. Wenzel, Sr.
| (Prinsburg Locals, Raymond News)
A baby girl frightened the home Of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Roelofs Sunday
Bert Wieberdink who became mental
week
an asylum this week.
Clarence Roelofs is quite sick with
! the flu and pneumonia. He is attended
| by nurse at present.
| School commenced again Wednesday
morning, Evert H. j. Roelofs took the
| place of Miss Bertha Roelofs, she being
sick.
Roelofs & Van De Riet bought out the
| L. ]. Kropp Real Estate business at
Raymond. The latter bought the l.. J.
kropp residence at Raymond where he
| will make his future home
(Clara City Herald.)
Mrs. j. Knipp and Mrs. c. H. Ahlfs
were Raymond visitors Monday after
Mrs. P. Thoma and Miss Theresa Mi
| chaels were Willmar visitors Monday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Van Hove we're over
TO .Willmar Monday afternoon.
Walter Gosseling returned last Friday
from Wil1mar where he was operated
| upon in the Dawson hospital He is able
| to be about but on crutches.
| Emo Christians and son Geerd went to
W1llmar Monday to seek medical relief
for the latter who has been a sufferer
| from rheumatism
| Albert Tholen was over to Willmar
| Saturday afternoon.
|
visited with relatives in Willmar Sat-
urday afternoon.
Litchfeld)
| Mrs. w. j. Nelson was in Atwater on
| Monday, between trains
| John Hawkinson made a business trip
to Atwater, Saturday, staying between
| trains.
Miss Martha Johnson who has been
visiting with N. A. Johnsons returned
to her home in Willmar on Monday.
| Mrs. A. r. Anderson visited with Mrs
Nels Pearson in Atwater Thursday, be-
! tween trains.
John Nelson Of Kandiyohi visited at
the home of A. J. Nelson's Wednesday
and Thursday of last week.
| Mrs. A. P. Parsons went to Atwater.
| Friday, to visit with her mother, Mrs
| +. Olson for a couple of days.
| Z. J. Amdahl returned to his home at
| Atwater on Thursday after visiting with
| friends here, also in the cities for a few
| days.
| Mrs. J. A. Clarquist and daughter
June visited at the home of j. H. Grill
| lys on Thursday They came from Will
mar to attend the funeral of the FORM
er's father-in-law, John Clarquist of
| Dassel
Lloyd Olson has been at Willmar since
! Monday where he is tuning pianos.
A farewell party was given in honor
OF Mrs. E. M. Erickson last Wednesday
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John
| 5. Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Erickson left
the following day for their new home
in Willmar.-Meeker County News.