Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-10-07
Gleanings
GATHERED FROM THE
HOME FIELD.

oOfNlEg- ram III iii.
F. E Noulton Of March, was a VS.
itor IN the city Tuesday evening.
Mrs. L. B. Lindquist and Mrs Alb.
Williams, of Baudette, visited rel
atlves IN the city last week.
See Sanford Dodge, as Uncle Bob
by III That Printer of Udells, at op-
era house, Tuesday, Oct 18th
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Eekstrom left
tonight for Crookston where they
will attend the HaIIowelI Concert this
evening.
G. c. MagIadry returned to his
home on the Rainy River Tuesday af-
ter short visit with his daughter,
Mrs. Ed Boardnan
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Sannes. the
well known Scandinavian players,
visited at the Roy Prytz home the
latter part of last week
Bradley Kellogg of Minneapolis,
visited with his friend, Oswald Lindh
for a few days. Mr. Kellogg is
connected with the 500 Line offices in
Minneapolis.
Judge Grindeland left Friday for
Mahnonnen, where he heard a court
case on Saturday While there the
Judge enjoyed afew days camping
and hunting, returning Thursday.
c.. L. Olson of Mankato, visited at
Martin Anderson's Sunday. He was
well satisfied with his crops and he
took home a fire sample of corn
which was raised on his farm near
here this year
The Clerk Of Court has issued IL
eense TO wed TO the following: Jo-
seph MoiszkowsEd and Pelajia
Schnasc; Simon Renkenburger and
Jennie Watne; Carl 4. Gates and Oh
Ga L. Anderson.
The supper given by the ladies of
the Presbyterian church last Friday
night was big success. The receipts
amounted to 500 and will go toward
paying the debt incurred by cleaning
and repairing of the ehurh.
Mr. Oscar knGdson and Miss Au-
gusta Anderson, from Middle River.
Marshall County, were joined IN the
holy bonds of n1atriaony Sept. 80,
1914, by Rev j. G. Wilson, pastor of
the Swedish Mission church in this
ety.
Rev. r. Winberg, recently of Vir-
ginia, Mimi. has arrived to take
charge as pastor of the Scandinavian
NJ. E. ckurh Of this city Rev. kvis-
gard, who has been the pastor here
for some time has moved to Virginia
to become the pastor In Rev Win
berg's former congregation there
Mrs. Oscar W. johnson returned
from Sweden this morning to join
her husband who arrived about tive
months ago She also reports hay
ing had a very stormy voyage of i've
days across the North Sea- Mr. ans
Mrs John A. BIoomGuist came on tht
same ship as she did GO New York
and will very likely arrive home thi
week
Mr. and Mrs Henry Clark motor
cit down from Argyle, Monday Nh
/ Clark TO attend TO business at tn
court house and Mrs. Clark to visi
with her friend, Mrs. Lolita Clark, 0
this city. Nr. Clark has his sal
Thursday and will leave the week en-
for Greeley, Colo They will driv
/ their ear thru distance OF los
i miles, and come back by train
i Last Sunday special peace service
were held Il the city churches i
Warren, in accordance with Presiden
/ Wilson's proclamation Ferven
prayers for peace were offered b
pastors and Iaynnen- Christians tn
i world over nope and pray that tn
/ present great military struggle ma
/ soon be terminated and peace ono
more reign supreme among all ma
tons.
i O. NJ WestIn, formerly with til
Marshall Co., Land Co., Of this cit
and who left a year ago to accept
position In a bank at Twin Valley. j
making good in the banking bushes.
/ He has recently been promoted to til
position OF cashier Of Farmers Stat
Bank. at FLonl. lTivin-. that has Jus
.Eopeneei for business Mr. WestIin'
many friends in Warren viii b
/ pleased to learn Of his success