Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-01-16
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A number Of the communities people
gathered at the home Of Mr. b. Seyald-
lson last Sunday afternoon to surprise
the aged couple at their new abOding
place southwest Of town. Mr., Sevald-
son previously resided on the Prichard
/ farm but in December moved into the
buildings formerly used by AZ Uland
and will spend the winter there. Mr..
and Mrs. Sevaldson are among the pio.
neer settlers Of the community and we'll
i known KIN to every body "A sum of money
had been bequeathed Jointly by the
partakers which together with several
individual gifts We're presented to the
lhost in remembrance Of the day. #
Thor and Sena Sevaldson returned
MONDAY from a visit with relatives at
| Warren. ..@ 4. s
Albert Dahl returned to Minneapolis
Monday evening, after weeks visit at
! this place. He was accompanied by his
sister, Mrs. A. c. Vorseth, as far as
Thief River Falls.
Olof Eide, of Viking, was a between
train visitor with friends at this place
1 Monday. ss- -
Peder Peterson, from near Holt. was
in town on business Monday evening.
! Joseph J. Serbus left Monday for his
former home town, Olivia, Mimi, after
i receiving card from the draft board
Informing him him. that he has been placed
4 in the first call Of the next selective
draft. Mr.. Serbus is the head of an ag-
ricultural enterprise at this place and
also has wife and infant child depend
lent on his work, which would make it
very untimely for him to leave just at
present, and as the questionaries point
tout men IN this position for the fourth
call Mr.. Serbus believes a mistake has
been made in his case and he goes to
consult the board for verification Of
same. Mr.. Serious has resided here
since last May.
I. Stiner johnson returned Tuesday
morning from Fosston, where he had
4 spent the last three weeks visiting with
his brother.
Jalmer Rafteseth who came from
Holt last Saturday, left for Warren
Tuesday morning, where business call
ed him. MI. .Rafteseth will return to
Holt in a few days where he is still en-
ployed as engineer on walking dredge
Miss Olga Thoreson left Tuesday ev-
Iening for Erskine, where she was to
visit for a week among friends and rela-
!. tives.
T Theodore Nelson and Nels Axelson
left Tuesday evening for Bemidji,
1 where they will be employed in the tim
Der districts the remainder of the win
ter.
i Mrs. Carl Mellem returned Tuesday
Ieyening, having passed week as guest
with her mother, Mrs. O. M. Holson, at
i Warren.
Iver Westby, Jr., of Goodridge, after
a business visit to Warren, stopped off
lat this place to visit with parents and
friends for several days.
Helmer Carlson returned Wednesday
evening from Grand Forks where he
had spent several days on business.
Elmer Rye, of Goodridge is spending
the week with his parents north Of
i town.
The Rosewood Farmers Club will
have their next meeting at the Rose
bank school building on Friday evening,
Jan. is. Everybody invited. Program
/ and lunch. 49,
The following from near Holt drove
up Thursday morning and left for a
business visit to Warren !: Chas. Swartz,
Ole Rierson and Mrs. n. Rux. They
returned on Friday evening.
Andrew Opseth spent Thursday at
Viking on business. IS
Kasper Solbeck left for Bemidji
Thursday evening to seek winter en-
plOyment in the wood lands
John Bloom returned Thursday even
ing from a business stay at Warren.
The east bound passenger due at Z "a
p. m. did not arrive before 1 100 a. m.
Friday on account of snow.
| Miss Lilly ,Holson, principal of
Willowdale school, returned from her
Christmas vacation spent at Warren,
Saturday evening, and resumed her
teaching duties Monday.
Rev. Larson arrived from Thief Ri
yer Falls Saturday morning to spend
three days on official duties with his
congregation at this place.
The Rindahl Young Peoples Society
held their monthly meeting at. the
church Saturday. A talk was given by
Rev. Larson and lunch was served
..aThe Power Of Choice" was the sub
Iject Of a religious lecture given at the
Congregational church Sunday evening
by John Christianson Of eastern Nor
den. go. sss
Miss Judith Christianson, who has
been attending school at Boone, Iowa,
since last fall, returned home this week
g. Christianson returned on Thursday
from his visit in southern Minnesota
and Iowa.
Miss Annie Bloom left for Viking
Monday morning to stay during the
day with her friend, Mrs. Anton Gull
}seth.
Even and Emil Anderson spent Mon
day at Warren on business connected
with the war draft.
Arthur Bloom went to Warren Mon
day with the intention Of seeking en-
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