Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-06-28

Get your potato sprayers, lawn
mowers and lawn swings at Lund-
gren, Wittensten & Co.
Mrs. Jennie Smith is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Ed. Bren. She will
remain for some time. 4-
C. L. Spaulding left Tuesday on an
auto trip to Devils Lake and other
points in North Dakota.
Ride on the Jumping Horse Car
ousel at the Fair Ground during the
Fair, July 8, 4, and 5.
Mrs. J. B. Bren returned Tuesday
from Minneapolis, where she attended
the wedding of her son, Albin Bren.
White Earth Indians in double
header Friday afternoon and even
ing on the home diamond.
Miss Anna Anderson, daughter of
J. w. Anderson, from east of town,
will leave this evening for Mime
apolis.
Albert Kriel left Saturday for Min
neapolis, where he visited friends
over Sunday, returning Monday
morning.
Two games worth while. The
White Earth Indians VS.. Warren, at
the Warren park, Friday afternoon
and evening.
Miss Agnes Melby, Of New Rich
land, MIMI, was a visitor at the
Judge Grindeland home a couple of
days last week.
Allison Clark left Monday TO Min
neapolis, where he will join the
cavalry Of the U. S. Army and leave
for the line of slzir1nish in Mexico.
Miss Clarice Grindeland laft last
evening for New York City, where
she will take course of study at
the Columbia University summer
school.
Mrs. John Void, of Thief River
Falls, came over on Monday to take
her daughter Lois, home, who had
undergone an operation at our city
hospital.
Oliver Mattson went to Moorhead
Monday to visit relatives and from
there will proceed to Ortonville, to
spend a few weeks with his sister
Mrs. E. N. Schoen ~
! Received at Lundgren, Wittenste1
& Co., a car load Of small tractors
of the we'll known international.
! type, come in and see them. Many
were sold last year.
i Mrs. D. Samson is. entertaining
her sister, Mrs. George Frederick, o:
Rockford, MIMI, and the latter!
daughter, Mrs. F. w. Fleight, 0:
{. 1 Harvey, N. D, they arriving yester
.Eday mornings az 6, ~
I The Melos Ladies Aid society will
hold their annual bazaar, at Andrew
Olson's place, July 8th.. Warm din
ner will be served at noon and auc
tion after dinner. Everybody cordi
ally invited to attend. i:
Albert Johnson arrived Tuesda,
I morning from St. Paul, where h
has attended law school during tn
past year: In the primary campaig
:. Albert was appointed and held tn
position of official stenographer 70
'thes sBurnquist Voluntary Campaig
committee. ..........
Mrs. j. Lundquist returned to-da
to her home at Baudette after
weeks visit at the home of her PAL
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Erickson
of this city. She was accompanie
by her niece, Miss Esther Lundgre,
who will visit and enjoy an outin
at Baudette
The young folks must be gettin
married-fve wedding parties fl
pictures at the Hatton Studio in cr
week. They were all happily grcupe
and photographed and went ava
HAPPY, because they were al; COZ
WINGED that the Hatton wedding pi,
tues are superior. 80, 2
A surprise birthday party we
fgiven Mrs. Ole Olson, at her hom
east of Warren; Sunday evening.
large number of relatives and frien6
were present. Mrs. Olson was sixt!
two years old. A neat sum of MOI
ey was left her as a token Of +,
membrance. A delightful time ":
had by all.-One who was there. .
Warren will be strongly represen
ed by men who will serve Uncle Sal
during the coming fracas with Me:
leo. F. H. Geille, with the Visions
Militia, will soon be called to Il
front. Roy Johnson, son Of Ma
Johnson, will go to the front vii
the US. cavalry. Richard Olson al
Clarence Olson, both sons Of Pet,
Olson Of this city, are now in Mexi,
seeing service. Allison Clark, a 81
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Clark Of tn
city, has enlisted in the cavalry.
Married.
John B. LOfStrOm and Mabel M,