Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-08-07
Al heavy rain came this afterno on.

heavy rain came this afternoon
To- freshen up the late crops.
Mrs. John Keenan, arrived Satur-
day for a visit with Warren friends.
Miss L. F. Aphelin, of Minneapo-
lis, arrived Saturday for q visit at
the home Of DR., e.. j. Bren.
Misses Lilly and Edith Mattson
left for Bemidji last Saturday TO
visit their brother, Alvin E.
NJ. H Grossman, the new moving
picture man, has arrived in the city
to superintend the moving Of his
building. .2..s
P. Kirsch, county surveyor, Of Ar
gyle, came down Monday to do a
job of surveying for a farmer east
of town. s..
a regular meeting of the Warren
Odd Fellow lodge will be held on
Monday evening, Aug. II, at 8
o'clock p. m. Important special bus
mess. All members are requested
to attend. .5
Mrs. O. M. Langeland, of Ada,
Mrs. A. Olson, of Crotch, S.. D., and
Mrs. R. Bottolfson, of Muntern,
Colo, all aunts of Mrs. J. M. Halvor-
son, of this city, arrived this morn
ing fol, a visit.
A linen shower was given on
Thursday afternoon last week ait
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Aug.
Prillwitz in BoxVille in honor Of
their daughter Edna, who was a
bride on Sunday last.
Rev. P. Dalquist, who is supplying
the pulpit in the Swedish Lutheran
church at Lancaster, Kittson Co.,
during the absence of the pastor,
Rev. Hendrickson, arrived at home
Monday for a visit with his family.
He will return to Lancaster the
latter part of the week. ~. .~..s
Rev. 0. N. Fosmark of Grand
Forks, will lecture in the Synod
church Sunday evening Aug. 10 at 8
p. m. His subject: Den Lutherska
Kirkes herlige Fortrin.' - =. This lee
ture is highly recommended by Lu-
therans of all branches. The lecture
is free and all are welcome.
Annar Myhre, the we'll known
singer from Norway, assisted by
Roy M. prytz and Miss Evelyn
Grindeland, Of this city, will give a
concert at Oslo on Friday evening
this week. We can say without
hesitation that a musical treat is in
store for the people of Oslo.
Mrs. w. o. Braggans has Just re-
.ceived the sad news of the death Of
her aged father, Taylor Mckenzie,
al his home in Knox City, MissouI j.
lie was a. veteran of the Civil war,
at the close of which he settled III
the Missour issya lleya and became one
of its most extensive land owners.
Rev. Emil Hanson, the former
pastor of the Synod Lutheran CON
gregationsa in, Warren and sneighbor-
hood, now located at Forest City,
Iowa, arrived this morning to spend
a few days with relatives and
friends in this locality. He will con-
duct English services in the Synod
church Friday evening this week at
g p. m. All are invited. SIS FL
Mr.. and Mrs. A: P. Mcintyre re-
turned home Saturday from their
western trip. They had stopped at
Banff, in the Canadian National
Park, had been enchanted by the
beauty of Lake Louise at Laggan
and had seen many of the boom
towns Of Canada. At present there
is stringency in the money mar
ket and business depression all over
western Canada. The bottom has
fallen out of the boom and prices
on property are tumbling. Many
who are classed as millionaires will
soon become paupers. They visited
Seattle, Spokane and other towns
and saw many former Warrenites
all of whom are we'll and happy
Spokane, they say, is very deac
town now. They had enjoyed their
trip immensely but for all that they
were glad to get back to Warren
the best little town in America.
Last Sunday afternoon the editor
Of this paper and his wife, also two
of the boys, autoed out to the home
OF Mr.. and Mrsy John Nichols, in
Nc Crea, and enjoyed a pleasant Wis
it with these friends whom y1n l,nth