Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-06-20

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Hastings, Mimi. last week They will
make their homeward journey in Mr..
Mr., and Mrs. Wallenberg, and Marie
Friday 4"''
Aug. Forsgren and wife departed for
sM " Saturday evening, after
S 9tavinS spent few days here at
: Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Johnson, from
RMe ad n called on friends here, last
foden MSere ee f6es LEAVING for New
ious services during the week.
Nils Nilsson returned last week, from
n esten Is visit with his sister at
The following parties from Warren
visited our town. last week: Mrs. p.
h holm Mis- Miss a, AAakerblom. Mrs VIM. Fors-
Mrs Mrs Albert Bjorkman accompanied
Mi; Mr.; and Mrs A.. ); Boggs left for
Mlddie River last Saturday.
PPn eoa les Society meeting. at Gust
Miss n, Myrtle and Elliptic Benson went
TO ,EElef River Falls on Sunday even
do Mrs i de If Ena brought her little girl
op Rcv 6r on II for rv n1ppendicitis
the English language at the Lutheran
church in this town Sunday, June oath.
at o'clock p. m. All are welcome
\, MIS- Lizzie Carlson returned home on
fM l? evening from visit with
lricndS at Lancaster.
A beautiful tombstone was placed on
the grave Of A. P. Lundstrom week
ago, 1T was put up by Theo. Underdahl,
Herb johnson, Will Hanson, Misses
Dolpha Strandquist and Annie Nilsson
autoed to Goodridge last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson, of Bronson,
visited at Alfred Erickson's on Sunday.
For few days a number of whiskers
nad chance to grow in this town, due
barber, left for Roseau. but now new
man is at the job, and that is Alfred
u Ials from Karlstad. He has To-
well known in this locality, we know
Alfred will meet with success in his
new undertaking.
Anton Johnson is busy with cement
ing easements; and will soon commence
to put down cement walks in this town.
Robert NJ. Vik Passes Away.
After several months of great suffer-
inS from cancer, Robert M. ,Vil< passed
to the great. beyond, on June 10, at his
on Dec. 25th, 1852, at Bergen. Norway.
After spending his childhood days in
the fatherland. he departed for Aber-
deer; $. D.; where he and his family
settled il this vicinity. He leaves to
mourn his early departure, his wife.
two sons A. r. and Henry Vik, and
two daughters, Belinda and Ruth Vik,
and also his mother. They have in him
lost q loving son, husand and father.
HIS remains were laid to rest at the
Beth cSda cemetery, on June 18th, Rev.
GronberE officiating. .
Floyd Allen james Boogs Passes Away.
On June 18th, Floyd Allan James
Boogs entered his eternal home where
he is forever released from all pain, of
which he seemed to have almost more
than he could endure during his short
time in this world. He was born on
May 20, 1910, at East Grand Forks.
During the winter he took sick with
bronchitis and pneumonia, and was
brought to the hospital at Grand Forks,
n: p. but finding that nothing could
brought him to this. place, that he
A. P. Lundstrom's place (Mrs. Boogs'
parental home) but instead Of improv-
ing, his sickness changed to rheumatic
fever, which at last made him vic
tim of tuberculosis. The funeral took
place at the same hour as that of Mr..
Vik, and a large procession followed
the remains to their last resting place.
The departure of Floyd leaves a sad
place in the home as he was the only
child in the family.
The collins were covered flowers, as
the last tribute to the beloved ones.
To the mourners the community ex-
tends their sympathy in the hour Of
sorrow.