Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-03-17
BYLIN AND OLSON MEET
FORMER WARREN RESIDENTS

FORMER WARREN RESIDENTS
/. Alhambra, P. O., Mont, 1915.
Ed. ESheaf: Well you see we nave
moved and struck hot water which
was one of our objects in going away.
We saw some more of the fair, before
leaving San Francisco, and spent one
evening there in order to see their
wonderful Examinations, the Jewel
Tower is pronounced as the greatest
achievement in that line and the cleo
trician solving the problem has won
for himself big name. We return
ed to Seattle the oath Of February
land through / the kindness of Mr..
Ostrom, were privileged to meet with
quite number of ex-Warrenites who
had gathered to bid farewell to the
Glavin family who were just leaving
for Mr. Glavin's farm near Big Fork.
|EThe crowd, although sorry to see such
prominent members Of their Warren
society leave Seattle, we're a jolly
bunch and Belle Burill managed to
keep the most Of them in good spirit.
Belle is just as young as ever and
said she was alright yet and unnar
| RED. Mrs. Hamilton (nee Miss
Thomas) said she could hardly re-
member where she had met US but.
when reminded of the Warren Re-
bekah lodge it was all clear. Will
Hunter, had changed but little. Mr..
and Mrs. Ostrom, Mrs. Albert Lund-
gren and Miss Ella Lundgren and sew
eral others, whose names we cannot
give by memory now, formed a con-
gregation, exemplifying the sincere
good fellowship pr evalent among the
members of the Wa rren society Of Sc
attic and it was a pleasure to notice
Dicks" pride in his youthful looking
wife and his son BIZ yam the latter now
fully as tall as his father and evident
ly as popular among the young ladies
as the former used to be back home.
Mr.. Harry Bernard and the writer be-
ing representatives of the old town
were both rather surprised to meet
each other as far away from home
and both Of us w ere kept busy an
swering questions regarding friends
in the East and we carry basketfuls
of greetings to deliver on our return.
I'VE tarried in Seattle only for the
night and arrived at this health re-
Isort last Saturday where we are just
getting used to the water. 1t is a pc
culiar little space here in green
among the snow-covered mountains,
the hot water bubbles forth through
the hillsides in numerous springs and
the vapors arising seem to have a
good effect, in the immediate vicinity,
on climatical conditions. Rates here
are reasonable, presumably on ac-
count of being new place, fifteen
dollars per week pays your room,
board and baths and we believe there
lis some good in this water. We no
|ticed one gentleman carried in on a
stretcher that could walk again after
four days ire tme mt, Of course, one
should continue through the full
|course Of treatment in order to get
full benefits from it. Here are pa
tients from everywhere, Minneapolis
being the farthest city to the east
represented here at present. This
will be our closing article on this trip.
We have enjoyed writing and we APP
preciate the space given us in the
Sheaf columns and hope some reader
| has felt Interested in knowing our
whereabouts and experiences on this
Ii trip Of business, recreation and pleas
ure combined and we know that by
| making them known thru the Sheaf
!. all our friends would get the same in
formation. Thanking you all, we re-.
imam, YourIs,
Z. NJ. Olson, A. g. Bylin.