Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-07-25
ROSEWOOD
Red Cross Picnic a success.

1NOO1lVv NJNID
~ Red Cross Picnic Success.
The Red Cross picnic held at the
auspices Of the Rosewood Farmers
Club, last is Sunday afternoon. was
Thief River Fails. Viking, Warren a.
N New saen Fisher lis Hazel and HOT,
weather was the incest imaginable
and the picnic grounds had been con-
stkucted IN the grove north of the
| various confections were sold had al
SO been erected. The Kid band from
Ihlef River Falls furnished a number
Guiding W. W. Prichard, Agriculturis1
Werner, Mr.. G. L. Hanson and others.
day. - 'o''uies suita0le LOT 'he
ChaS. sagmoen, John sorenson and
Alfred All "a Raftessth were business call
Several members of the opseth,
Mellem, Thoreson, Anderson, Rate
families autoed to Thief River Falls
last Wednesday to attend the funeral
| Of Ephraim Larson. who was drowned
Ras s e Gen. Of i Thief Rasr Fails
autoed up last Wednesday to look at
ter his farming interest at this place.
y, MI and Mrs. Carl Mellem autoed to
ness interests and also calling on rel
| atives.
Rev. Olof Anderson returned on Fri
day with friends at Viking.
Miss Gladys SWenson returned from
ner Thief River Falls stay on Saturday
Of friends from the latter place, Who
| spent the day at her home.
| ~ Accordins to the Minneapolis Daily
News News the the d DR. numbers drawn
SM;onday9 !, are e, as follows 900 Martin
| Weiss; 905 Albert Abby and 906 Ar
The, school Dist. No. Al meeting held
Saturday evening resulted as follows:
| Clerk to succeed A. Axelson, Mr.. A. T.
the seven month school term over ten
votes, cast for the proposed eight
| month term.
| A deplorable auto accident occurred
| day afternoon a number Of young peo-
pie returning from the picnic, includ-
ing Misses Ethel and Laura Kron and
Haider and Peder Schultz, of Thief
going home. they had the misfortune
earh ban by the the roadsd aga Fhe
cupants escaped with a few bruises
except Mr.. Haider, who came di-
neectly s underneath the car, had part
taken to Thief River Falls by w. W.
1 Prichard, but aegording to reports is
employed at Thief River Falls this
spring has his parental home at this
place and is well known in the COM
munlty,. which is greatly shocked by
| the accident.
! Misses Hilda Westby, Marie He'll
~ iofga aisn and Olga Nelson
Sundays spendng a the Gay w Up
respective home folks
Sam Oden, who has been employed
some time past, left on Tuesday morn
ing for Warren to secure further work
for the summer.
Ole Olson and sons George and
Axel Axelson family the beginning of
-, Dayid .Mosbeck spent Monday at
Mrs. Anton Rammem and five
d "a {hit Of Thief I River Falls, Were
| visiting friends and relatives
ANel Bloom, Howard Carlson, Henry,
L Lta2 and nc the sodeberg. young
yer Falls friends.
Andrew Opseth was an east bound
passenger Monday evening destined to
Thief River Falls. d.
Bernhard Rann,n returned Saturday
evening eyel11 e from Warren, where he. had
spent the week at carpentry work.
Mesdames o. Nyhus and Inga Berg
having spent Sunday at this place, re-
turned to their home at Thief River
Mrs. ostby following a couple days
turned to Thief River Fails All R Taesda se-
ed from sojourn with Pennington
county friendss last Tuesday and left
for their home in the northern part of
the town the same day.
| Mrs. Anton Gullseth, of Viking. ar
rived here last Wednesday to Visit
with her brother G. J. Nordhagen for
some time.
| A new residence is being construct
ed at the Hodik farm :, northwest Of
town, part Of the material is being or
dered from Rosewood.
left wednesday, for Thief River Fails
where the former on Friday under
went an operation at the hospital for
appendicities:, According to. later re-
berg left on Saturday for visit with
\ her husband.
Miss Gladys Swenson left Tuesday to
spend the remainder Of the week with
the. o. Nyhus family at Thief River
! autoed out to Norden last Thursday
for a business call at the Nels Nora
farm.
Axel Larson and Joel Shoberg auto
ed to Thief River Falls Wednesday.
Clara, Irene and Melford Sorenson
and Mrs. Inga Berg, OF Thief River
Falls, spent Sunday among friends at
this place.
Emil Bloom left Sunday for Hazel,
where he will be employed for some
tine; during haying.
Miss Mabel Uland, OF Viking, was a
Il Ethel KrOn.>
The Young Peoples Society will
meet at the Congregational church on
! tThursday evening, July 26.