Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-03-14

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Theodore Nelson left for his home
at Viking on Monday morning.
John and Rudolph Sagnnoen left
for Grand Forks on Monday morn
ing, the first to see an eye specialist
about his eyes which are bothering
him a great deal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peder Sagmoen and
sons Walter and Percival, Of Anita.
visited with Rosewood relatives on
Sunday afternoon.
John Hellquist drove to Thief Ri
yer Falls on Saturday in various
business interests.
Mss Clara Johnson passed a few
days the latter part Of the week
visiting her friend Guretta Dahl, in
New Solum.
Miss Evelyn Sorenson was War
rem caller between trains last Satur-
day, visiting with relatives.
John Batten returned from Mime
apolis on Monday morning, where he
had spent the last seven weeks at
the bedside Of his daughter La Won,
who is an inmate at hospital there,
suffering from a dislocated shoulder
joint and broken arm, caused by her
foot slipping on a manager stay
while feeding her fathers poultry
one day early last fall. Mr.. Batten
was rejoicing as La Won was appar-
emily out Of danger now and she
could be expected home in about
three weeks.
Benny Ranum left for Radium
on Monday morning, where he ex-
!! poets to be employed for some time.
Matt Rafteseth was an over Sun
day caller among friends at Sanders
and Thief River Falls.
Miss Mabel Lappegaard left on
Saturday evening for Thief River
Falls, where she was to spend some
time with her sister Mrs. H. Carlson.
Sunday school re-opened at the
Congregational church last Sunday
| following a couple months winter
vacation.
Nels Axelson of North Star Col
lege, at Warren, passed few days
with parents east of town the be-
ginning Of the week.
Mrs. Cornelius Engelstad and baby
who have spent few weeks at the
fP. Sorenson home of late, left for
Warren on Saturday morning. Mr..
land Mrs. Engelstad expect to move
to Montana in the near future.
where they will be engaged in the
farming business.
| Peder Sorenson was a Sunday
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Rafteseth.
Miss Gundy Anderson. from Beau
dette. came up on Saturday morn
ing for protracted visit with old
acquaintance. Miss Anderson form
erlv used to reside south of this
place.
Misses Gena Aos and Thea Erick-
son, from Town of Sanders, were at
this place on Saturday evening at
tending the dance.
/ Mrs. Simon Stvrlund, Of Warren,
came off the Thursday evening train
for brief visit at the Mrs. Stvr-
lund home, leaving again for Viking
on Friday.
The Solum girls. who are teach
ing out west came off the Friday
evening local enroute to their home
at Holt.
/ Mrs. Martin Evenson from near
Newfolden is spending a sojourn at
this place.
! Mrs. Henry Carlson and son, Of
Thief River Falls. spent Saturday
at Rosewood. visiting at the Ole
Lapnegaard home, returning in the
evening.
i Nellie and Martin Nelson are en-
.loving furlough from school
duties at Thief River Falls with par
ents north of town.
Thor Sevaldson drove to Thief Ri
yer Falls last Friday with a male
calf that belonged to w. N. Prichard.
Ole Steen left for North Dakota
on Saturday, where he expects to be
employed at farming the coming
summer.
Albert Lappegaard and Victor
Mosbeck were in this neighborhood
on Saturday staying for the dance
in the evening.
Henry Sagmoen, of the Thief Ri
yer Falls high school, was at Rose
wood last Sunday visiting with par
ents and friends.
Measles and mumps have been
very persistent among the pupils of
the Rosebank school during the last
few weeks.
Miss Lilly Gunstad left for Thief
River Falls on Friday evening
where she had a dental date with
DR.. Neste. She also visited with he1
sister Mrs. Oscar Young.
John Sjolsvold and Gust Opseth
passed Saturday at Thief Rive,
Falls, where business called them.
Fl Gilbert Grindeland left for Thonp
J son, N. D., on Thursday morning
after receiving a message that one
, Of his business acquaintances, Mr.. ]
: Engelsberg, had frozen to death Al
!, the place. Mr.. Grindeland had beer
!. paying an extended visit at thu
|. liver Krogstad home.
! The Young Peoples Society helt
their semi-monthly gathering at tht
) Congregational church last Thursda,
i evening. Rev. o. Anderson va.
present and delivered a short speech