Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-03-06
ALV AR ADO

Miss Anna Tharaldson, who has SER
we'd as the Sheaf's Alyarado cores
pondent for about d year and "a half,
has found It impossible to continue the
work as her school duties, Red Cross
work and other services require so
much Of her time that she feels unable
to spare the time needed for this work.
Miss Tharaldson has been one of the
Sheaf's best correspondents and we feel
that our Alyarado subscribers have APP
preciated her weekly news items. Miss
Martha johnson has been secured to
continue the work at Alvarado and any
news items and other informa ton given
her will assist her and will be appre
ciated by the publisher.-Ed.
Remember "One of You Must Marry,
March Sth. -.
Mrs. Martin Sands was an oslo visit
or last Wednesday.
= Oscar Anderson made business trip
to Crookston last week.
The many friends of Mrs oliver
Dahlgren will be glad to- hear she is
improving. &5#,f
1t was with deepest regret that we
heard of Miss Ella Lundgren's death
last Tuesday Miss Lundgren was we'll
known here she having taught music
rowing family have the deepest sym
pathy of the entire community.
Emma Bloomsness spent a week at
home, she having dislocated her arm
while skating. She returned to Grand
Forks last Monday. IssG
Mrs. Carl Veblem of Hallock, spent
Friday visiting friends here. 9a ~ r
Minnie was on the sick list few
days last week
Lost-A brown leather purse, con-
tanning a sum of money. Finder please
leave at school house.
Mr.. and Mrs I. N. Lodoen delightfully."-
entertained at a 8 o'clock dinner last
Sunday the following: Mr.. and Mrs. M.
H. Sands and daughter Myrtle, and the
Misses Peterson, Anderson, Watne and
Alma Bergman went to Warren We'd
nesday evening.
Don't forget March sth. Come one
Quite a. few from here attended the
l Lee p1e. siv zen; last Thursday at Warren
Clara Anderson left for Stephen last
Thursday, after visiting friends and
relatives for week: 4 n.
her sister, Mrs. Lewis Sands.
Those who attended the funeral of
Ella Lundgren, of Warren. were: Mr..
r.
Carl Olson. Mr.. Sanfrid Johnson, Mr..
Herman Allen, Myrtle Allen and Marie
Lundgren. ::
Victor Edman has enlisted in the U.
Wednesday,. ~ 7- 49,
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Holm left for
Argyle last week. where Mr.. Holm has
Dr.. Aniuh mum 50 rs. PSf b 6lIee' was an AL
yaradosMisitor sa turdaY, called here by
Ruth Nordlund and Della Nordlund
spent few days in Warren last week.
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Brunzell have re-
turned to Alvarado, after an extended
Professors Sjostrand and Nordgren
held services at the Swedish church on
Sunday last -' ;
Conrad and George Lodoen spent Sat-
urday and Sunday at home.
.'One Of You Must Marry. March 8.
Mary Markuson went to Warren Fri
day evening: s%.,a 49, g.tzs = r. $500
Misses Tia Pealstrom and Hilma
Palm gave farewell party at the Peal
strom home last Tuesday in honor of
Victor Edman, at which time he was
presented with a comfort kit. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. I. N. Lodoen entertained
Mrs. Martin Sands and family last Fri
Rev. and Mrs. Hendrickson, of Ian
Peterson home.
S. S: Tricky went to Grand Forks on
business Tuesday,
Selma Peterson is visiting her sister
Mrs. Henning NyblaWd
Miss Julia Hultberg arrived from
Warren Monday morning, after a visit
at the home Of her sister, Mrs Axel
CO 1son.
Mr.: Morkassel was in our village
Tuesday. i
Walter Hobbs arrived last Saturday
evening, to Join his wife. who is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Lind
ROTH - -~,
= Clifford Fering entertained six of his
friends Saturday. the occasion being in
honor of his birthday anniversary.