Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-12-04
ALV AR ADO
Obituary.

.s Obituary.
" Mrs. Ole Gothic died at her home III |
1Alyarado on Oct. 20, 1913, at IL p. m,
" Of heart disease and Influenza.
Deceased was born at Norway, Mich,
April 20, 1881. Her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Erickson, were well known
pioneer residents Of Marshall county,
who moved to Canada number of
/, years ago. She was married on Jan. |
Fl, 1904, at Grand Forks, N. d., to Ole
Gothic the husband who now survives !
her and together with five children now
mourn the loss Of good, kind and low
ing wife and mother. The names of
the children are as follows: Leonard
II years, Evelyn II years, Edelina 10
years, Clarence 8 years, Earl 6 years.
A three months old daughter is buried
in the AlvaradO cemetery. Deceased is
also mourned by her father, two sisters
and seven brothers, Of whom the
youngest one is in the Canadian army
in England. (They did not take him
over to France). Her mother died five
years ago and is buried at Maryfeld,
Sask., Can, where the father and the
rest of the family now live. Two sis
ters are buried in Vega and one in Nor
way, Mich. She has also relatives In
Michigan and in Finland, her father
land. RI ,s-<tr r.
Mrs Gothic was faithful member Of
the Baptist church in Vega. The fam
lily has lived in Alvarado since July 1,
1906.
The funeral was held at the AlvaradO
cemetery Oct. p, at 80 p. m. A men,
Orial service was held Sunday evening,
Dec. 1, at the Baptist chapel in Alvar-
ado, conducted by her pastor, Rev. G.
SsH. Eckblad. The large attendance at
this service showed that Mrs. Gothic
had many friends in Alyarado and vi
Clnlty. The memory Of the sweet, gen
tie, loving life Of service of Mrs. Gothic
will long remain in the hearts Of those
who were near and dear to her on earth
and will form a link that will bind
them to heaven. Blessed be her men,
DRY.
Remember Saturday evening, Dec. Z,
A. G. Wiggin, the celebrated speaker.
Come and hear him.
Mrs. Thomas Henrickson received a
telegram November 3Oth. stating that
her son Selmar, was severely wounded
October Goth.
Alma Bergman arrived from Grand
Forks Wednesday morning to attend
the funeral Of her grandmother.
Signe Lundgren, Della Hallin, Mrs.
Pete Bloomsness and Teckla Erickson
\ left for Minneapolis Saturday. =
e. Walter and Cecil Sands, Mr.. and
! N IS. Martin johnson and son Raymond
autOed to Warren last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Malm, Walter
Sands and Lewis Larson and family
spent Thanksgiving at the Willie Malm
home.
Corporal w. G. Allen, who is station
ed at Camp Custer, arrived home Mon
day for few days furlOugh.
Olgo Bloomsness left for Radium
Saturday to resume her work as teach
er there.
Mr. and Mrs Charley Johnson enter
tanned the following to Thanksgiving
dinner Thursday: Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
johnson and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. Nordstrom of
Warren, Myrtle Allen and Signe Lund-
gren.
Mrs. Martin Johnson and daughter
Willow visited at the Walter Sand
farm Friday.
f.: Word has been received that Pvt.
George Sands has arrived safely over
seas. |
- Mrs. Fred Christensen entertained
! the following guests Sunday: Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Bergan and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Filing Bergan, Mr.. and Mrs Mar
tin Ferring and family and John Berg.
Adolph johnson, who enlisted in the
Navy and is stationed in Virginia, visit
ed at the home of his sister, Mrs. F. E.
Dahlgren, Monday.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. G. O. Olson entertained
. the following guests to Thanksgiving
dinner Thursday: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. @.
johnson and family and Signe Lund-
gren. 80 T..
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Malm entertained
Rev. and Mrs. Brekke and nephew,
Theodore to dinner Friday.
Inez johnson left for Warren to at
tend school, Thursday evening.
"A Martha Johnson is employed as
"Hello" girl during Signe Lundgren's
absence Il
Mr.. and Mrs. I. N. Lodoen entertain
ed Rev. and Mrs. Brekke and nephew, !.
Theodore, and G.. o. Holt and family to
dinner Saturday.
f Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dahlgren and
family spent Thanksgiving at her home
in Warren.
) Mr.. and Mrs. NJ O. Johnson have re-
ceived word that their son Harry Otto,