Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-07-14

Maple Lake last Monday for short
outing.
]. Peter Nordlund, Of Alvarado, went
home yesterday after spending sever.
al days here attending the County
Eoard meeting. + i
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Alder A. Tornell and Hannah D..
Tangquist and to Nels ]. Servin and
Tilda Johnson. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Bystrom enter.
tanned yesterday at six O'Clock din.
her in honor of Mr.. David and Miss
Lydia Asplund. -.,.
| j. F. Jones, who travels on the
road for Miller-Davis of Minneapolis,
was in town yesterday looking up
business at the court house.
| The enrolment in the Summer
school has now reached 102, the
largest attendance at any sum-
mer school ever held in the coun-
ty.
Misses Clarice and synneva Grinde-
land, Bessie and Firetia Cross, Mrs.
c. L: Spaulding and Mrs. Florence
Winchester left last Friday for Ma
pie Lake.
G. H. Ferguson shipped his pony
"Snow Balr' to Winnipeg by express
last night, where the fleet-footed ami
NAL will enter the races to be run at
the big fair.
Mrs. Hjalmer Olson, who has been
visiting at the home of her father, J.
L. Olson, since her mothers funeral
returned Friday to her home at La
Crosse, Wis.
| c. F. Flodstrom, of Viking, is in
town today to see his daughter, Miss
Sophie Flodstrom, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the city
hospital last week.
Beautiful new models in Shoes, OK.
fords and Pumps, for women and for
misses of the celebrated make Of
Selby & Co. Buy your footwear Of
the Peoples Store.
Mrs. e. o. Natwick and Miss Lillian
Trip entertained this afternoon at
four o'clock in honor of Mrs. A. Matt.
son, of Alexandria, and Mrs Albert
Dahlquist of Middle River.
| Gust Dahlquist, of Oberon, N. D.,
arrived last Saturday for visit at his
old home. He is holding down a lucra-
tive position in a bank at the before
mentioned place and is evidently do
ing we'll.
Arthur Stromgren, the youngest
son of z. P. Stromgren, of this city,
was united in marriage to Miss Cora
NJ. Hanson at Minneapolis this week.
Arthur has many friends in this city
that extend congratulations.
John Malmberg, of Chicago, and
Carl Malmberg, of Red Oak, Iowa
brothers of Mrs. Frank G. Johnson, OF
Vega, are visiting relatives out in
Vega for week before they return tc
their respective homes. They have
been out to the Pacific coast and
have visited several places of inter
est in the west.
The 500 Railway Co., has discon
tinued work on their Medford and
Devils Lake branch in N. D., owing tc
the poor crop conditions in that state
The company, however, is push
ing the work on the direct
line to Duluth and on Tues
day this week it started laying stee.
Oh this end of the line from Plummel
eastward one mile being layed or
that day The company will have the
road in operation for traffic this fall
The Arpi Quartet, of Gustavus Col
lege, gave highly appreciated con
cert in the Swedish Lutheran church
last Friday evening. This musica
organization is now on it's sixth an
nual vacation tour and wherever
they appear they receive unstinte6
praise for their beautiful song. They
will appear at free song service t
be given in the Swedish Lutheran
church next Sunday evening, when al
opportunity will be given all to hea,
them again. ..--. -
A wedding reception was given Al
Tornell's Home Restaurant last Fri
day evening in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs
Edward HOMELAND, of Duseith, N. D.
where they had been united in mar
riage and had come here on theil
/ wedding trip to visit relatives ani