Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-07-31

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va 4 aug left esterday for Ira
Icyy, y mn g ], to visit relatives.
" We erlse to we'd has been issued to-
'C g q a. strackon and Stella Kit
tleson.
S Amman ana Myhre, "a we'll known OPP
era singer, IS visiting at the home
OF n. N. Prytz. 4.
owing to an error in the make-up
81 the paper last week, the county
board @ g pro ceedings appearing them
are published this week.
+. Brutus, Chiropractic physi-s
Gran, has located in the city and op-5
ened UP an office in the new Taral-
seth ' 4 block. Read his announc ement
this week.
The Rev. Ella NisWonger, Of As
toria, III, will visit with the u. M.
Olson family over next Sunday,
coming comm here direct from the Ponyti-
&C 'g Cinautauqua, I'll. It is most likely
that she will deliver an address
here during her stay in Warren and
II 4 she does, there will be treat in
st tore u the people OF Warren.
Judge and Mrs. A. Grmdeland, Mr..
and &. Mrs. A. c. sWandby and Mr.. and
MRS.. P. Mattson and sons Adolph
and Oliver were among those from.
Warren who attended the Old Set
Tiers rs Picnic near Stephen on Sun
day last. All enjoyed meeting with
many n good old friends from the
northern part Of the county.
Or Thomas Gratzek and DR.. Fred
Bake Bake spoke to the students Of the,
summer SUNNI training school in Stephen
Thursday morning last week. Both
the young professional men gave
practical talks on Mouth Hygiene
and Emergencies They were
greeted by hearty applause from the
attentive listeners. Stephen can in
deed be proud to be able to call
them stephen boys and we are
indeed fortunate in having them
permanently located in our city.
Rev. Victor b. Swanson delivered
an address in the Swedish Lutheran
church on Monday evening in the
interest of foreign missions. He. is,
young man who was ordained as a
at the recent meeting Of
the Augustana Synod in Chicago,
and has been called by the synod as
its missionary to China, for which
country he will leave in September.
Upon arriving in China his first
work will be Ito learn the language.
to do which he thought would re-
uire about two years.
81 Wadena News: Miss Hannah Field
of Fergus Falls who few years
ago was teacher in Wadena pub
lie school, has just returned home
from Ponce, Porto. Rico, where she
taught school the last year. She
says that she does not like the work,
nor the climate i'm this far off island
and will teach next year in Mime
apolis. One interesting thing she
mentioned was that in Porto Rico
it was difficult for an American girl
to get shoes that she could wear
for the feet of the women of Porto
Rico are all smaller than the feet
of American women so that the size
worn by Americans are hard to find
on the island. .4
Prof. Julius b. Olson of the Uni
versity Of Wisconsin paid brief
visit to Fergus Falls Monday. He.
came in company with his nephew,
Representative Walter Anderson Of
Badger, in the latter's touring car.
He had been to Kensington, Mimi,
and being greatly interested in the
famous Kensington rhinestone, he
had made inquiries concerning GER
tain matters connected with the
finding of the relic. Prof. Olson is
among those who regard the stone
as fake, and feels certain that he
can name the man who perpetrated
the fraud. It is probable that he
will publish an article on this ques-
ton some time in the future Fer
gus Falls Free Press.
A BIG FAMILY PARTY
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Lunduist Of