Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-06-23

AOA VoAASt d0U OSSI nSeE on MOI
day.
Misses Ella and Alice Lundgren are
visiting at Otso Aliens near Radium
this week.
Mrs. ]. J. Sinclair, of Stephen, was
the guest of Mrs. Elizabeth Sinclair
on Tuesday night. ~@..-s .
Mrs. Lang, Of Leola, S. D., arrived
last Saturday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. L. A. Bueche and Mrs. C. A. Mel
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vented and son, Ed,
came back here last Friday and have
moved into the W. L. Nelson house on
North Division street.
Prof. A. Hegstrom, principal Of the
Kennedy schools, stopped Off here be-
tween trains last Thursday. He was
en- route to Thief River Falls.
Our Post Cards are always up-to-
date. Fourth OF July cards now on
sale. Warren views, greeting cards,
and comics, 3 for cents. At the
Bazaar.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ johnson and Mr..
and Mrs. John Lindherg and daughter,
Francis, took an automobile ride to
Crookston Sunday morning, returning
in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Wood have writ
ten home from New York city, where
they have been gazing at the sights
on Broadway and other show places
of the great metropolis.
Miss Glynn Sinclair went to Ste
phen this morning to visit relatives.
Miss Fern Kimball, Of Grand Forks
visited at the home Of her uncle, w.
O. Holcomb, for few days, returning
home Tuesday.
Prot. O. E. Abrahamson, of North
Star College, returned yesterday from
visit to his home at Buffalo Lake.
Mimi. He had also attended the Jul
bilee celebration of the Augustana
Synod, at Rock Island.
Ralph Taralseth and Mr.. Rosing, a
! commercial traveller, started for the
Twin cities Monday in Mr.. Taralseth's
| automobile. They intended to stop
in Alexandria for days fishing and
expected to reach Minneapolis by Fri
day. ,@,,
J. P. Nelson, who Is a graduate OF
the Warren High school and of the
North Star College School of Bust
ness, has accepted position as stem
ograrher in the Northern State Bank
at Grand Forks, n. Oak. We wish
him success.
Ingolf Grindeland arrived home las
Friday from Luther College, DEBORAH
Iowa, where he has been a studen,
the past year. He was accompanied
by friend, Elmer Hegg, who will re
main in this vicinity during the sum
mer and engage in surveying work
Two excellent band concerts hav,
been rendered, one on Thursday eve
ming, the other on Friday Anothe
concert will be given on Friday eve
ming Of this week. The people o
Warren are very much interested i
its band, and surely the leader, Ge<
G. Johnson is to be complimented O
his good work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Eckstrom a.
rived here from st. Peter, Mimi, las
Saturday, Mr. Eckstrom is brothe
Of Atty. Eckstrom and was on his we,
ding trip. They left here last SUI
day evening for Fargo, whe,
they will go to housekeeping an
where Mr. Eckstrom has a lucrati1
position as clerk in the post office.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Malberg, fro
Excel, are in the city. Mr.. Malberg
sisters, Mrs. J. A. Young, of Leo
Mimi, and Mrs. Olive Reed, of
Paso, Texas, left Tuesday eveni1
for Goodhue county, where Mrs. Re,
will visit during the summer month
They have been visiting at Excel
two weeks,
Gust A. Johnson, the young m:
who was seriously injured by a gu
shot wound in his leg early last wi
ter near Baudette, is visiting with b
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Johnso
OF this city It was feared at Of
| time that it. would be necessary
amputate his leg, but fortunate
that can be avoided. He is able
walk around, altho he has not full
recovered to this day. u.s. *
Married: Miss Anna c. Ericksc
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Eric
SON Of this CITY was united in m: