Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-11-13
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Hurrah for Uncle Sam! We knew he
could lick Kaiser Bill, didn't we?
School was postponed for Another
week on account of some cases OF the
"Flu" that are still in the village.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Werner Lind
quist last Wednesday, Nov 6, a ,daugh-
ter
Announcements of the marriage of
Miss Alma Lundin and Peter Melin
have been received.
Willie Ostrand arrived home last
week for a ten days furlOugh
Ettie Martin is employed at the Drug
store during the illness of Olga liver
son.
Miss Edith Dahlstrom is visiting at
the Bolin home.
Mrs. Kittle Nelson died Saturday
morning Of pneumonia, she leaves a
husband and daughter to mourn her.
Mr.. and Mrs. liver IversOn are the
Thursday Nov. Z.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sands and son
Walter Casper left for Montana Sun
day evening to spend the winter there.
Misses Lydia Iverson and Signe
Lundgren gave linen shower in honor
Of Miss Alma Lundin bride of the
month, at the home Of Pete Lindell's
last Wednesday. Miss Lundin was pre-
sented with many useful presents.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. B. Sundin last
Thursday, Nov Z, a son.
Alma Anderson has been employed at
the Sands Mercantile the past week.
Mrs. r. Bovee received word of the
death of her sister at Mcintosh last
Thursday. Mrs. Bovee has the sympa-
thy of her many friends.
Henry Peterson returned from St.
Paul last Friday with the remains of
his son Albert who died at the St. Paul
Hospital Thursday morning.
The remains were laid to rest in the
Nyskoga cemetery, Rev. Persenius of
Grand Forks conducting the services.
Ray Lyons spent Sunday with his
sister at Orleans, Minnesota.
Oscar Nyblad and Pete Swanson have
written home saying they have been
slightly wounded, but both are recover
ing.
Mr.. Sovde and daughter of Green
bush arrived Tuesday morning called
here by the serious illness of Mr..
Sovde's daughter, Mrs. Werner Lind
QuiSt.
Nettie Nyblad left for Moorhead
Thursday where she will continue her
normal work.
Werner Lindquist died last Sunday
from pneumonia and gall stones after
an illness Of some weeks. It was thot
at one time that he was recovering but,
he became very i'll again suddenly. He
leaves to mourn his loss sorrowing
wife and infant daughter, parents, two
sisters and four brothers, besides many
other relatives and friends
The Borrowing ones have the SYM
pathy of the entire community.
Ruth Nyblad and Judith Peterson
left for Warren Monday where they
boarded the flyer for Moorhead, where
they will attend Normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. L0fstrOm moved out to
the LOfstrOm farm south of the village.
Albin Swanson and family are NOV
ing into the house vacated by the Lof-
stroms, while Theo. Kagg's are NOV
ing upstairs Of the store of Albin Swan
sons.
Mary Markuson is employed at the
Carl 0. Holt store.
The Smith Meat Market has reopen
ed again after being closed for three
weeks.
Lena and Louise Edman arrived
home from Crookston Wednesday as
the Agricultural College which they
attend has been closed again on account
of the Flu.
Rev. Lundell arrived from Thief Ri
YER Falls Tuesday and is visiting at
the home of Chas. johnson north west
of the village.
The first number of the Lyceum
Course which will be held Dec. Z, will
be a speaker, A. G. Wiggam. Come all
and hear him. We assure you a good
evening
Willie Larson has written home say
ing he was i'll in a hospital,