Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-06-15


Mrs. Hans Urtos left Monday on
visit to her old home in Wisconsin.
Misses Florence Kezar and Mary
Thomas leave tonight for Detroit to
attend the Epworth League convention
as delegates from here.
1t is rumored that the Culbertson
farm near Stephen and the March
farm near Warren have been sold
again, this time to eastern parties.
Mission meeting in the Vega swed-
ISL Baptist church June "a and Is.
Welcome all. S. S. Missionary M.
Bergiund, Pastor Erickson from Foss-
ton, Missionary o. S. jackson will be
present
Services will be held in the Presby-
terrain church next Sunday both NOR
ming and evening. ARRANGEMENTS are
being made for holding regular Sun
day services in the future, announce
ment OF same to be made in due time
DR.. X. A. Kilander, from Gustavus
Adolphus college, will lecture in the
Swedish Lutheran church next Mon
day eeVnlng on "A Trip through Swe-
den. The lecture will be illustrated
by zoo stereopticon views Admission
25 and Is cents.
Married: Clarence Johnson, son of
MATT Johnson, of this city, was mar
rled Sunday to Miss Alvilda Margaret
Nelson, at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Nelson, Of
Argyle. The happy couple will make
Warren their home.
County Commissioner Adolphson,
came from Argyle Tuesday and being
joined here by Commissioner Witten-
|sten, went to inspect State Ditch No.
lS2 in the eastern part of the county.
commissioner Malberg who is one of
1.-THE committee, will join them on the
way
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church
loaded themselves on a hayrack on
Tuesday afternoon and were hauled
to their meeting place, the farm home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. White, west of
town, where they had a most delight
full time, the ride back and forth be-
ing very enjoyable.
/ Miss Bella Green, daughter of Mr..
land Mrs. F. A. Green, of Stephen, was
married to Frederick Weicke. of Hal
mock, on June H. The bride is a
graduate of the Warren High School,
hence has many friends here who
warmly congratulate her on taking
this important step in life
Do not burn expensive coal or wood
during the hot summer months. Yo1,
can burn kerosene in a Perfection Oil
Stove cheaper, and you will do away
with that uncomfortable hot fire
There is no smoke or smell from the
perfection stove. 1t works perfectly
Do your baking and cooking on the
Blue Flame Perfection Oil stove. Sold
by the Peoples store
Rev. E. O. Chelgren and Rev. G.
Wahlund left Tuesday for Duluth tc
attend the annual meeting of the Au
gustana Synod. Prof Abrahamso1
will also attend said meeting as the
lay delegate from the Warren congre
cation. Alfred Johnson and Peter
Nordlund also left on Tuesday to at
tend respectively as lay delegates
from the congregations in northern
and southern Vega.
The Dreamland Theatre pre-
sents. splendid attraction this week
in Seaton & White dramatic company
This team produces high-class play
entirely from the ordinary vaudeville
On Friday night they present Zone
GOOD Turn Deserves Another" and
'The Professor and the Girl. On Sat
urday their feature bill, "The Thief,
a powerful dramatic production; also
ga Mistaken Identity Do not miss
these fine productions.
Rev K A. Bercher, pastor of thu
Swedish Mission church at Warren
Ehas received his diploma from tn.
New York Bible Institute, having com
pleted the theological course, includ
ing Biblical Greek and Hebrew. Rev
Bercher studied in said school thre'
years ago, but was not able to finis]
on account of moving west The diplc
ma was received after one years resi-
dence study at Warren, and tn
achievement is evidence of the pas
tors determination and industry as
student