Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-01-07
PERSONAL MENTION IN
LOCAL EXCHANGES
(Raymond News.)

(Raymond News)
Ben Vlaar returned from business
trip to Maynard Saturday.
Miss Leona Narragon left for a visit
with her relatives at Ronneby, MIMI,
on Tuesday.
Twelve of his class mates celebrated
Eugene's birthday at the Roy Case home
last week Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rhode are visit
ing at present with Mr.. and Mrs. Erich
Fenske at Hackenson, N. Oak.
Carl Witt boarded the train for Min
neapolis Monday.
Aug. Fenske returned Tuesday from
a few days visit with his son Erich
and family at Hackenson, N. Oak.
VIM. Pfeiffer and family returned
from their visit at Swanville Tuesday.
r. L. Burns and family returned Tues
day from visit at the John Bosch home
near Atwater.
H. w. Schmidt of Fenton, a., bought
two carloads hay in town and will ship
same to Iowa. He intends to buy eight
| more carloads
Mrs. H. N. Ashley Of Kerkhoven visit
ed few days with Mrs. Chris Miller,
Mrs. A. E. KleinhuiZen and other Ray
mond friends. They returned to Kerk-
hoven Wednesday.
H. w. Schmidt of Fenton, Iowa ar
rived Wednesday for visit with his
| brother Fred.
Mrs VIM. Christensen of Pennock
arrived last Friday to attend the John
Feig funeral.
Rev. H. r. Klemp returned from a pro-
fessional trip to Kerkhoven and Will
| mar last Friday.
G. A. Hubert and family spent Christ
| mas at the home of Mrs. Hubert's par
ents at Granite Falls
Mrs. Herman Wegner and babe re-
turned from Golden, ILL.,, Wednesday.
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City, arrived Wednesday for a visit at
the w. P. Hill home.
Hazel Ostlund was operated for ap-
| pendicitis Wednesday at the Willmar
hospital.
Mrs. B. o. Nelson returned to her
| home at Willmar Wednesday after few
days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. H. Reed
Gust Gabbert and family spent over
Christmas with their relatives in town.
| They returned to Willmar last Friday.
Miss Emma Abrahamson of Minnea-
polls came home for the holidays and
| visited with her parents and folks.
Miss Bessie and Rueben Nelson who
have been visiting at the c. Torkelson
home returned to Bazars, N. Oak, Sat-
| urday.
Mrs. H. N. NARROW and niece Ella
| Storm of Willmar visited Christmas at
| the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Sven
son.
1OA' r 1dV1u IS SpeIu1uS MS QO41-
| day vacation with relatives and friends
at Minneapolis, Mrs. Gavin is visiting
| relatives at Marietta, MINI.
| Henry Lindner of Pennock, where he
| is clerking in the Implement store spent
his Christmas vacation at home.
Miss Zirrilla Johnson who has taught
a term of School in the Fruehling dis
trict returned to her home at Hancock
last Friday.
! DR.. c. E. Gerretson attended the John
! Feig funeral Saturday, returning to
| Willmar on the afternoon passenger.
| Mrs. w. J. Johnson is visiting with
her relatives at Murdoch. Mr.. Johnson
who was in her company returned after
| a short holiday visit last Friday
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. Stob left Saturday
for Colorado where they will visit with
their son Will, after few days visit
there they intend to make a trip to
New Mexico for visit with their
daughter Miss Rensie.
A surprise party was rendered in
| honor OF Mrs. Frank Digman at her
home last Friday by friends and neigh
bors. The occasion being the anniver-
| Sary of Mrs. Digman's birthday,
| K. Molenaar of Prinsburg returned
Tuesday from visiting relatives and
| friends at Orange City, Iowa and Lake
| Prai rie, Mimi
| Mrs. Joe Kirk and children accom-
!
Hinkley, Mimi, Monday for a visit with
| relatives.
| Miss Kirtsbein. sister of Mrs. r.
| Peglow, returned to her home at Bag
ley, Mimi, Tuesday after visiting at
the Peglow home over Christmas.
| T. J. Gunter and other directors of the
Clara City Creamery Association went
to Donnelly, Mimi, Tuesday to inspect
| the local creamery and inform them
| selves of the latest improvements.
John Wagner celebrated his forty-f1th
| birthday anniversary in the presence of
his friends invited for the occasion, at
| the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar See
beck Thursday evening.
VIM ~Jydstrup made business trip to
! Dassel Tuesday to exchange the pelts
OF his heretofore live stock for cash.
Mrs. Ed Ostlund and daughter Hazel
boared the train for Willmar last Fri
day to consult physician the latter
having attacks of appendicitis Hazel
went to Willmar again Monday to stay
at the Hospital.
Arthur Rachel of the New Ulm Re-
view. spent a few days visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Spaeth.