Warren sheaf., 1917-02-14

rendered at the Rosewood hall last
Saturday evening, when our highly
esteemed young grocery man, Her
bert Carlson, the school teacher,
Lilly Gunstad, and Miss Clara John
son, had invited about forty of their
friends and acquaintances for So
ciable home entertainment, with all
formalities laid aside and the slo-
gan, enjoy yourselves and try
making others do the same", held
sway the whole evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Blomberg and
children, Annie, Almer, Alice and
Alma, visited with relations at this
village on Sunday afternoon.
| Herbert Carlson left on Thursday
evening for a days business tour
to Thief River Falls returning home
on Saturday.
Mr. Johnson, who has been stay
ing at the B. Sevaldson home Of
late, left for Warren last Wednes-
day morning.
John Sjosvo1d, who has been de-
played at Anita loading gravel, is
reported on the sick list, suffering
from a strain in the back brot on
while at work one day.
Miss Lilly Gunstad returned home
on Saturday morning, after brief
visit with her sister, Mrs. O. Young,
at Thief River Falls.
Ray Coles, tutor at the Willow
dale school, in company with jail
mer Rafteseth, left for Thief River
Falls on Friday evening, in COM
bined shopping and pleasure trip.
Reports show that Axel Bloom of
this place received five prizes for
farm products at the Crookston
Farm Crops Show.
Hans Bornstad, Pearnal Anderson
and Rudolph Sagmoen were town
callers last Saturday evening. The
latter, who is now employed at the
Anita sand pit, spent Sunday at the
parental home here.
The next meeting of the Rose
wood Farmers Club will be held
at the District No. Al school build
ing next Friday evening, Feb. 16.
The program committee has been
busy practicing the past week and
a good program will be rendered.
Old Mrs. Ole Dahl, who has been
an invalid for great many years.
was reported very low last week.
Albert Lappegaard and Victor
Mosbeck and Misses Clara John
san and Hazel Rye enjoyed a fine
sleigh ride out to the Nels Rye
farm last Sunday afternoon.
Rev. J. Albert Peterson Of Lit
tie Falls arrived here on Saturday
morning to conduct series OF, re-
ligious meetings at the Congrega-
tiona1 church. in connection with
out local pastor, Olof Anderson.
Rev. Olof Anderson left on Tues
day evening for Thief River Falls,
where he spent a couple Of days
attending the Red River Valley Mis-
sion associations quarterly meeting
held at that place, returning home
on Thursday morning.
Olof Opseth returned on. We'd
nesday morning from brief busi-
ness call at Thief River Falls.
The Norwegian Ladies' Aid held
their monthly gathering at the 0.
A. Flann home last Monday after
noon. A large attendance is re-
ported and a delicate luncheon was
served by the hostess.
Miss Gladys Anderson returned
to her home at Thief River Falls
on Tuesday evening, after having
spent a week visiting her friend,
Miss Elsie Vorseth.
Miss Annie Hemstad of Thief
River Falls arrived here the be-
ginning Of the week for stay
among south of town friends.
Mrs. Ingrid Nordhagen visited at
the Albert Vorseth home last Tues
day afternoon.
Ole Barhals drove to Thief River
Falls last Saturday, where business
duties called him.
Mrs. Mary Shoberg was pleasant
ly entertained at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. E. P. Johnson last Tues
day evening.
Messrs. Peder Efteland and Lars
Vigness drove up from Thief River
Falls for p load Of merchandise
that the latter party has had stored
at this place until finding a suit
able location at Thief River Falls,
where he will be engaged in the
grocery business.
John Carlson returned home on
Wednesday morning from Thief
River Falls, where he had attended
the closing out sale and also been
visiting with his daughters for a
few days.
Oscar Vigness was a between
trains business caller at Viking last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Cornelious Engelstad and
baby, from near Warren, arrived
here en- Thursday evening for a
weekend visit at Mrs. Engelstad's
parental home north Of town. She
is P. Sorenson's daughter.
Miss Clara Gunstad left for her
home at St. Hilaire on Tuesday
evening, following her over-Sunday
stay with her sister, Clara.
Miss Annie Bloom returned home
on Wednesday morning from a
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