Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-05-02

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The Ladies Aid gathering Of the
Congregational church, at the home
of Mrs. Vorseth, last Thursday af-
ternoon was attended by about
forty ladies'. The afternoon was
delightfully."- passed amid various
social pastimes and tasteful
luncheon served at 4 o'clock. Rev.
A. K. Voss attended this meeting
and delivered an interesting speech
and also rendered some fine organ
and vocal music.
their meeting the same evening at
the Swedish church, also with large
attendance. Rev. Voss here deliv-
cred an English talk especially for
young people and furnished num-
Der Of fine American selections on
the organ. Mrs. Albert Vorseth al
so entertained this society.
The Ladies Aid of the Rindah!
church will be entertained at the
Mrs Gust Nakken home on the
first Monday in May. Rev. Geo.
Larson, of Thief River Falls, will
have charge of this meeting.
A number Of young people from
this place last Saturday evening at
tended the New Solum Farmers
Club meeting near Anita. Most of
those going did not return before
early Sunday morning and report
program was rendered and the
youngsters amused themselves with
considerable indoor sports after
wards.
Rev. Samuel Tunheim, editor of
"Bud og Hilsen' at Minneapolis,
was in this vicinity last Sunday
conducting forenoon services at the
M. Jarsaw home and at the Con-
gregational church in the evening.
He also made short calls at num-
Der Of homes in this neighborhood,
where he was personally acquaint-
ed.
Edward Silverness, our old choir
leader, practiced with the choir at
the Rosebank school house on Sat-
urday evening, as they had been
called upon to furnish few sell
-ections at the Rev. Skogerboe
meeting at the Hauge church, near
Newfolden, the following Sunday.
The Rosewood Farmers Club will
have their next meeting at the
Dist. No. II school building on
Friday evening, May 4. A public
speaker from the Crookston Agri--
cultural College is expected to be
present. Also there will be under
consideration the purchase Of a
larger quantity of Paris Green and
Arsenate of Lead through the Club.
Rev. A. K. Voss, Of international
Falls, Mimi, the new travelling
missionary Of the Associated Con-
gregationalist Society of the North
| west, made his first call at this
place last Thursday. He arrived
on the morning train, spoke twice
here during the day and left for
Warroad on Friday. He stayed at
the Rev. Olof Anderson home dur
ing his visit here.
Rev. Olof Anderson left on Fri
day evening for an over Sunday
stay with his congregation at
Plummer.
DR.. F. N. Hoijer, the Russian
Missionary, was at this place last
Monday delivering an entertaining
lecture about his work in the I'M
civilized parts of Russia, at the
Congregational church, to a large
and alternative congregation on
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sagmoen and
children, Mrs. Ingrid Nordhagen
and Mrs. Chas. Sagmoen. autoed to
Anita last Monday for a brief visit
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Pede1
Sagmoen.
/ Mr.. J. Anderson following an
over Sunday stay at the liver West
by home, left for his home at
Goodridge on Monday evening.
Steiner Johnson spent few days
the beginning Of the week at Thief
River Falls, attending to business
matters. =.
| Miss Minnie Sorenson returned
on Monday evening from out west
where she has been employed fol
some time past.
Gust Opseth left on Monday ev-
ening for brief business call al
Thief River Falls. :,
| Renie Werner. of Holt, was al
this place on Sunday calling OF
friends.
John Carlson erected new gar
age on his farm last week.
| John Bloom received a carload Of
building material last Wednesday.
i Mrs. Anna Lomvigen accompanied
bv her son Christ, of Langley
Mimi, spent few days the last
week visiting at the home of he1
sister, Mrs. B. P. Sagmoen.
Nat Harris, Of the Griggs, Coop
er &, Co., Of Minneapolis, was in
] town last Friday business.