Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-05-03
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Mrs. T. Mellem called at He'll
quist's, Sor's and C. Sagmoen's on
Monday.
Mrs. A. Haugen returned from
Thief River Falls on Wednesday.
The Ladies Aid Of the Congrega-
tional church was entertained at T..
Mellem's on Wednesday,
Mrs. Nyhus, of Thief River Falls,
Wednesday.
A surprise party was given at the
J. Sagmoen home on Tuesday even
ing in honor of Jake Haberlee. About
twenty-five of the young people were
present. A present was given to Mr..
Haberle as a remembrance of the
event. .=
Mrs. Hellquist was taken serious
ly i'll on Saturday evening but is
improving. .....-
Mrs. E. Nelson, John Renmem and
John Sagmoen were Viking callers
on Thursday. ..:-.. ,
Misses Syneva and Evelyn Soren-
son called at Haugen's Wednesday
evening. ...........
Bella and Henry sagmoen return
! ed home from Thief River Falls on
Saturday. .
The five graduates of the Willow
dale School held their graduation ex-
ercises Friday evening. The follow
ing program was rendered: Song,
Song of Jay; song, Sweet and Low;
recitation, Annie Bergland; violin
solo, Chrit Knutson; speech, Value of
Man, J. Haberle; song, Welcome
Springtime; speech by president of
Junior class, Thorwold Myrom; VIC
lin solo. C. Knudson; song, Father
Hear Our Prayer; speech, Farwell
Edwin Myrom; speech, The Call of
the Age, Mr.. Haberle. Those who
graduated are: Art Bloom, Helme1
Bloom, Oscar Bergland, Edwin N.Y.
rom, Edwin Myrom, Alice Soderberg
Mrs. James Johnson and, son, Carl
arrived from Thief River Falls, or
Friday for a visit with her folks
Mr.. and Mrs. Hellquist.
Minnie Holson called at B. P. Sag.
moen's on Saturday afternoon.
/ Jake Haberle, teacher of Willow
| dale School, left on Monday morning
/ for Moorhead where he will attene
/ school,
| Mrs. James Johnson, Marie Hell
| quist, Ethel Styrlund and Mimi
I'll L. I
Sunday afternoon.
! Mrs. E. Nelson and daughters
Elenor and Carrie, left for Strath
| coma on Monday for a visit with rel
| atives.
| Alfred and Beatrice Gordon, O
| Thief River Falls, visited at tn
! Axelson home a few days, returning
on Monday evening.
! The Ladies Aid Of the Norwegian
Church was entertained by Mrs
Gust Eakken on Monday afternoon.
| The Rafteseth brothers came
home from Thief River rails on Mon
day with a new .7or,l
Gust Opseth and Bernard Ranun
/ left for Thief River Falls on Mon
day evening.
Carl Me]lem called at E. Johnson:
Sunday.
Mrs. O. A. Anderson and sons
Lloyd and Newell, visited at Vorseth's
on Sunday afternoon.
Chas. Sagmoen left for Thief Ri
yer Falls on Monday evening.
| E. Nelson and daughter, Myrtle
were visitors at Holt on Monday.
|! Mrs. Nordhagen, Ella Nelson
! Ethel Styrlund and Marie Hellquis
! visited at Opseth's Sunday evening.
II About one hundred and twenty
| five people were in attendance a
the Farmers Club held at the Rose
| bank School house Saturday evening
| The following program was given
! Song, Plant a Tree, school; mono
| logue, Why the Child was Late, Syn
neva Sorenson; recitation, Story o
] the Flower, Martha Schencke; dia
: logue, Nell o'the Robin, two girls
recitation, I Wonder, Julia Axelson
dialogue, Foxy Grandpa, three boys
recitation, Parents Day, Minnie AK
elson; dialogue, Making a Cake, tw
girls; recitation, April, Pearl Mel
lem; recitation, Snow Out of Sea
son, Annie Blomberg; monologue
Newly Married, Bella Sagmoen; dia
logue, Closing Day Exercises, fv
pupils; recitation, Pays to be Polite
Edward Schenke; dialogue, City Ig
norance, five pupils; recitation,
Wish for Rain, Minnie Axelson; dia
logue, Animals in a. Circus, fou
boys; recitation, My Dolly Best 0
All, Elsie Vorseth; recitation, A Rid
die, Gladys Sagmoen; recitation, M,
Penny, Simon Nakken; dialogue
Getting Acquainted, five girls; song
If Only Had Home Sweet Home
/, Bella Sagmoen; dialogue, Givin,
Aunt Jane Shock, four girls; reel
tation, Which are You?, theresa