Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-03-06
riends at Argyle Tuesday.

Mrs. j. II. EaStOn visited with her
the city Monday on business.
n. G. Mathwig is on a business
"Trip to the southern part Of the
state. IL
U John Deere Engine Gang Plows,
the worlds highest standard. Sold
by w. +. Powell & Go.
Miss Marie Anderson and her sis
ter Anna, Of northern Vega, are
Warren visitors for few days this
week.
Mrs. A. T. Hanson, Of Argyle, Wis
tied over Sunday with aher daughter
Ruth, who has been operated on for
appendicitis at the hospital.
Ed Rosendahl wishes. to announce
that his dairy is ready now to sup
ply milk and cream to all patrons.
Telephone or send in your orders.
J. G.. Wiegert, of Coon Rapids, Ia,
moved up with his family this week
and will live on the old Osherg
quarter in McCrea, which they pur.
chased last fall.
S. M. Glover, a we'll known farm
er and old settler from near Angus,
is at the city hospital receiving
treatment for diabetes. His friends
will be pleased to learn that his
condition has greatly improved.
War Nelson, nephew of John
A. Bloomquist and Frank Nelson, Of
this city, arrived yesterday from old
Sweden. He is bright and ener-
getic young man and will no doubt
make his fortune here.
Rev. J. G.. Wilson of Usage, Kan
.sas, has accepted call from the
Swedish Mission church of this city
TO become their pastor, as successor
to Rev. F. L. Larson, who will go to-
st. Hilaire to serve the Mission con-
|gregation there, that place being al
SO the old home of Mrs. Larson.
B. G.. Koch, of fremont, ILL.,, own
er of the penlbina farm, was here
last week looking after business
matters. He has rented the main
part of the farm for a term OF three
years to some, Indiana parties and
also made a deal whereby they take
over the personal property of the
farm. "" e. ~
Ephraim Johnson. of town of
Brislet, returned this morning FROM
his trip to Sweden, where he went
Hast fall to visit his old home. He
reports having had an enjoyable
"trip. The winter has been mild in
Sweden with no snow in the part he
visited and therefore he was glad TIC
get back here to have the pleasure
Of a sleigh ride before the snow i
lall gone, 81:
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Lalnberson arriv-
led home last Friday. While the,
We're visiting in Illinois. Mrs. Lam
berson became i'll and therefore
they We're unable to extend theiI
/ trip further south, to New Orleans
land perhaps to Panama, as they hae
Originally planned. Under the cir
cumstances they. thought it advis-
able. to return home, where, we are
informed, Mrs. Lamherson's health
is improving nicely
The city of Warren will be hos
next week to two large and import
ant church gatherings, namely: the
first annual meeting of the new Rec
River Valley Conference of the Swe-
dish Lutheran church and the Dis
trlct meeting of United Norwegian
Lutheran church. Both meetings
will be we'll attended by pastors ant
EEtlleir wives and numerous lay-dele-
gates and church workers. Ther,
Twill be between 800 and 400 visitor
HERE and the hospitality of the cit.
will be taxed to the utmost.
j N. A. Johnson and family. OF rTolu
Ca, Ill, arrived Tuesday to max
||stleir home on the former nj. L. Lar
son farm in McCrea, lately occupie,
by the w. G. Shepard family, sal,
farm of half a section having bee
purchased by Mr.. Johnson abou
three years. ago. In the family ar
seven bright children, six of whor
came with their parents to Warner
their names being as follows: Ern
est, Clark, Paul, Edith and Maurin,
One SON remains ia Illinois. Thi
community is certainly Fortunate i
getting such an excellent and desir
able family among its new settler
and the Sheaf hopes that they wi
thrive and prosper here. MIR. an
Mrs. Johnson feel very grateful {
their new neighbors for helpin
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