Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-01-09
NEW SWEDISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
REV. a. nATTsoN, Pastor.
ANNUAL MEETING.


Ihe Swedish Lutheran Congregation
Hold Their Annual rleeting.
The business meeting OF the mem
bers of the Swedish Lutheran congre-
CATION OF Warren was held at the
new church on the evening of Jan
uary 18th, at which the following
officers we're elected: Peter Dahl
quist, deacon; John A. Bloomquist
and John O. Larson, members of the
board OF trustees; T. A. Larson,
steward; John p Mattson, secre-
tary; Miss Maggie Mattson, organ
ist; Peter Dahlquist, Sunday school
superintendent; Aug. Lundgren, as
sistant superint tendent; Misses Mag
gle Mattson, Esther Dagoberg and
Annie Peterson and Mr.. John West
man, teachers in the Sunday school:
3. A. Larson and Aug. Lundgren,
ushers; delegate to conference, John
Lindberg. The report of the treas
urer, MIR. Aug. Lnndgren, was en-
eouraging, but that owing to the
unfavorable year for making collec-
tions, small loan of 81, 300 had
been made in order to complete the
[church. The ladies of the church
have worked faithfully during the
year and succeeded I'M nraising q large
sum OF money, and avote OF thanks
was extended to them for their Of
forts. The new church is one OF the
handsomest edifces for it's size in
this part OF the state, as can be seen
from the cut which we reproduce
above. Z. j Linder is the builder,
and his name is guarantee that the
work OF construction has been sub
stantial1y and we'll done.
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