Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-06-19

Tuesday with her friend, Clarissa
Erickson.
Mrs. j. J.. Ovsak left Wednesday
morning for Alvarado, where she will
visit friends for few days.
Miss Hilma Skoog left Monday for
Britton, S. Oak, for a prolonged visit
with her sister, Mrs. III. O. Hendrick-
son. s.
Miss Ida Copp left on Sunday even
ing for Minneapolis, where she will at
tend the summer school at the State
University. -. -, -
!: Mrs. Roy E. Newberger, formerly
Mae Millar Of Angus, has received the
word that her husband has arrived
safely lover; seas. s -. :. =, 49,,
Mrs. O. M. Holson and daughter,
Lilly, returned yesterday from a visit
with Mrs Carl Mellem, another daugh-
ter, at Rosewood.
c. A. Hammerback, Of Oak Park,
and Albert Hammerback. Of Vega, at
tended to business matters at Warren
on Monday this week. 4.
Misses Jean Stevens and Hazel
Edwardh, students Of Hamline Uni
versity, arrived home Wednesday of
last week for their summer vacations.
Victor Samuelson, of st. Paul, ar
rived Sunday morning for a visit at
his old home in this city. He returned
to st. Paul on Monday evening. =. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. O.: W. Peterson and
children, Of Oak Park, visited yester-
day with Mr.. Peterson's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Matthias. Peterson, in this
city. MIG
Harold Blawd, who is employed on
the Spaulding farm, last Thursday had
the misfortune to break his leg
above the ankle, while he was. wrestling
with another young man. z:zE455.S
The Warren Juvenile band, led by
Emil Dahlof, made its first appearance
on our streets last night, marching
and playing. The bagsahave certainly
done remarkably we'll IN the short time
they have beer organized sSSs
[ A. c. Swandy and son, Julius, return
led today from "a visit at Montevideo
and Kerkoven, MIMI, the latter being
Mrs. Swandby's old home. 3c Mrs.
Swandby;s old home. Mrs.. .1Swandby
remained for a more extended visit.
A Red Cross sale will be held at An
drew Bengtson's farm, 5 miles north
east of Warren, in town of McCrea,
| Saturday, June %. Sale begins at
o'clock in the afternoons: cream
and cake will be. served at 10 cents.
| Everybody welcome.
Grace Braggans has returned home
from st. Benedict's College and
Academy, St. Joseph, Mimi, where she
has taken "a special course in music
and art in correction with her regular
school work. She passes with honor
all subjects but one, and that one with
credit. zs|.*:z4= .. - " Il. =.<==
! The nicest5Aeourtesy, You can show
your guestssto have their visits
mentioned IN lumns. The
incest coartesy yen show IS pul
friends is.t1 know through
these coluinn1l ot;awa1y. se
you won't inconyentenee them IS; look
ing for you. 81 81 : .. s=z:s &
il @. B. Carlson, who has been In thu
employ Of the: First National
Coleraine, Mimi, :, for a. number 70
years, arrived last Saturday for ~;
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Olof Carlson, of this city. !. He :ha
Just accepted position with the FRS
and Security National Bank of Mime
apolis, one of the biggest banks in tn
state, and will move to that city. MI
Carlson left on Sunday evening TO
Morris, Mimi, to join his wife who j
/ visiting her old home there for a fey
days before they go to Minneapolis t
live. -. - ~ I'LL.
II The Vega Young Peoples .Societ
Twill have their annual mid-summe
| festival at the Alfred Johnson farm i
| town Of Warrenton, now being farme
by David Hedlund on Tuesday, Jun
18th. A good program will be render
ed commencing at 1 80 p. m. Juliu
J. Olson, Of Warren, will give an az
dress. After the program ice cream
cake and coffee will be served. At
p. NJ, supper will be served. Cand.
soft drinks and cigars will be on sal
thruout the afternoon. Fifty per Ger
of the proceeds will go to the count
chapter of the Red Cross. ..e
Cole Bros World-Toured Shows an
Trained Wild Animal Exhibition is I
exhibit at Warren on Wednesday, Jun
for two performances, afternoo
and night, rain or shine. The Col
Bros. Show is larger and greater tina
lever, with nothing old but everythin
new. The slogan of this mammoth O.
ganization is Different, Up-to-Dat
and Ahead of That" The Cole Bro
are the most progressive and wid
awake men in the show business not]
ing escapes their eagle eye; their nan
stands for everything that is clea1
wholesome, meritorious, glorious an
unblemished. Merit and MAGNITUDE
III a1wavs cOnSidered s11QQestivennss an