Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-01-11

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When you dont feel ne ll11t6lnsl|
At home, try our rough dry Good
work guaranteed Warren Steam
Laundry.
Sven Erickson, Of Strand uist, pass
ed thru yesterday on his way home|
from business trip to Fargo and
Grand Forks. He Is the District
Manager of the Security Mutual Life
Insurance Co., Of Binghamton, N. Y.
Mrs. DR.. w. s. Anderson returned
home Monday from a visit in Chicago
and other places. Not being awakened
lin time to leave the sleeper on the
morning flyer. she was carried by
and had to spend the day in Argyle,
larriving here on the afternoon local.
Mayor A. B. Nelson remembered
the employees at the City Electric
Light Plant with box of fine cigars
for each as Christmas present. The
act was kept kind of secret but 1t fin.
ally leaked out when it was Ioticed
that the men always cheered for the
mayor when they lit one Of the sto-
gies.
| Arthur Bratrud, who graduated
from the Warren High School, class
of '06, has since pursued medical
studies at the Minnesota State Uni
versity and will graduate from that in
stitution next spring. His Warren
4 friends are glad to learn that he has
made his mark at the University,
which is evidenced by the fact that
he has won position as inferno at
the City and County hospital posi-
ton that is awarded only to the
brightest students after competitive
examination, hence is eagerly sought
by all medical students because it Of.
fers fine opportunities for observation
and practice.
F. A. Larson. the steward of the
Swedish Lutheran church was pleas.
antly surprised last Saturday evening
by about forty friends, who essen.
bled at his home and took occasion to
express their gratitude for long and
faithful service in the congregation
J. p. Mattson voiced the sentiment Of
those present and after having &C
!. counted for Mr.. Larson's faithful
stewardship, extended gift In the
form of a neat sum Of money. Short
addresses were made by Prof. O. E
Abrahamson, Prof. c. e. Sjostrand, L
NJ. Olson, Prof. Bergquist and Oscar
fWahlund Members of the choir
rendered selection. Refreshments
! were served by the ladies and the ev
| ening was made merry by the sociabil
ity which centered around the honoret
8 guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Larson.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. u Larson left thi,
morning via the 500 on q long /, tri]
thru western Canada and the western
part Of the United States. They will
visit with friends and relatives q
many different points. At Calgary
Alberta they will visit with Rev. ia
cobson, former pastor of the Mission
church here; at Holden, Alberta, the!
! will visit with Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Hal
} sa the latter being sister of Mrs
}. Larson. In Vancouver, B. c., Seattle
Tacoma Portland and San Francisco
they will see old time friends and &C
d quaintances, and at Turlock, Califo1
MIA, they will visit with Rev. Samuel
y son, p. J. Erickson and a number o
|. other people who formerly resided il
Warren or Marshall county. The
intend to be away about two month
I. and to return home by the souther
q route via Los Angeles, Denver an
Omaha. 1t will certainly be a grea
trip and Mr.. and Mrs. Larson's man
Warren friends hope that they ma
: enjoy every mile and minute of til
J tour
Is
The annual meeting of the Sw. Ii
theran church, -Alvarado, was calle
Monday last. 1t was characterize
+ by the harmony born of a sincere il
t terest in the cause. The money
all the treasures Of the church aggr
gated 5000, which lacks $500 Of cove
t. ing the total Indebtedness During tt
past year an ornamental iron fent
. has been set up around the chure
y property new system of lights hs
been ordered, and cold weather alo1
has kept the Y. p. s. from installi1
a bell. During 1912 consistent {
fort will be made to wipe out evel
Ivestige Of debt Officers elected