Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-07-03


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DR.. Melby and family Of Thief River
Falls, visited at the Grindeland home
on Sunday. .s..
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank samuelson, Of,
Adams, N. d.. visited relatives in the.
city Thursday.
William Newman returned this.
morning from the cities, where he has
been visiting for a short time. S
Miss Agnes Hilleboe has returned.
from Grand Forks. She is spending
her vacation at her home in the city.
! Mrs. Frank Truhn was called to
Park Rapids Friday, by the serious i'll
ness Of her father. He died after her
arrival there. = :. = !
| The Ladies Aid society of the Nor
wegian Lutheran church of Alma will
hold an auction sale on Saturday after
noon, July 18Th: at one, o'cock at the
church. 4 s>,..-. :.
Gust Wickman has traded his pool
hall and confectionery in Thief River
Falls for a farm east from that city
and is now spending his time with his
family in Warren.
Mr. and Mrs. John johnson, Of Nell
son Park, were in the city the latter
part of last week. Mrs. Johnson was
here to receive medical, treatment at
the Warren hospital. .<>..-- >
Mrs. J. G. Ryan accompanied by her
two children arrived Monday from
Bemidji, for visit with her brother,
G. w. Smith, and sister, Mrs. Oscar
Peterson, of this CITY,. =
The ladies of the Melo church, will
have their annual sale on July 10th,
at 1 80 p. NJ, at Ole Gjerde's. Lunch
and ice cream will be sold in connec-
ton. Everybody invited.
DR.: and Mrs. Karl C. Void, of St.
Paul, arrived last evening for a visit
at the Aug. Lundgren home. They
made the trip by auto. Alice Lund-
gren, who has been visiting with her
sister, Mrs. Void, for some weeks, &C.
companied them home.
Mrs. S. B. Lund, of this city, is
suffering with eye trouble and has the
sympathy Of many friends in her
Affections. Mr.. Lund says that she
can hardly see at all today and that it
will be necessary to consult an oculist
in the hope of getting relief.
Edward and Frank Staska, who are
employed in munit1on factory at
i Saltwater, arrived at their home in
Angus on Monday of this week. The
boys have been to Warren to see their
many friends here They expect to
leave for Saltwater the: latter part of
! the week. <E.~S~-. -'s.r
Mrs. n. E. Bystrom and son, Gerald.
of Great Falls. Mont, arrived last Sat
urday, for an extended visit with rela-
tives and friends in Warren and vi
entity. 1t is about year now since
they moved away from Warren. Mrs.
Bystrom says her husband is kept very
busy as travelling auditor for the lum-
Der concern by which he is employed
and is. enjoying his work.
William T. Johnson and family
'motored over from Enderlin, N. D.,
Sunday for a@visit with Mr. Johnson's
father, c. J. johnson, and with rela-
tives and friends here and elsewhere
in 4the county Willie as he was al
ways called. when. he grew up in War
lIen ASA boy. is sstnl tas: happy and
lgheerfM as ever #He left for his home
On Monday but Tie family remained
for longer visit.
The Kilties' Band of Grand Forks
passed thru. Warren in AUTOMOBILES
9hF q6,Bhs f4 ter lay 4ogthe Hal
iafk Ell Kfae4 j I'LL pday and to-
masrow. They stepped out of their
cars at the Taralseth corner for few
minutes and played few pieces, one
of which was selection on the bag
pipe. Clad in their checkered kiltie
uniforms the band will prove quite an
attraction at any fair.
John Harrison, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. August Johnson, pioneer settlers
of Vega, arrived last week for a visit
4 at his old home and with his old
friends: He is now residing at Ogema
WISCONSIN. As young man when liv-
ing here he took active interest in the
political and social affairs of his town
ship and the county and where he now
lives he also takes great interest in the
economic and moral betterment Of the
community. Mr.. Harrison had not
seen Warren for seven years and says
he sees a great growth both in the
city and the country.
The attention of our readers is called
to the announcement of the Florida
East Coast Railway Co. in this issue of
our paper. Most Of us know that
Florida's climate is the most perfect
III and its soil the. most fertile but il