Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-07-17
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Last week.

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/ Christ Eskildsen left Monday for
Warren to consult a doctor in regard
to his health. .r
Miss Maria Strobe and the Schant-
zen boys went to Warren each day of
last week, for the purpose of taking
Catechism instruction at the Catholic
Echurch. They will be confirmed the
Dist Of this month. +
Miss Myrtle Thomas of Thief River
Falls arrived Tuesday morning to
spend the remainder of the week with
the Loen girls. ...#..>
| Mr.. Eskildsen received orders from
the doctor that he should take a rest
and on Tuesday evening he departed
Tor Strandquist to stay until Saturday
with his family. He has been unable
to 40 but a small amount of work in
his blacksmith shop.
Mrs. ~. y. Huset returned home from
the hospital in Warren on Thursday
I We are all glad to have her back with
us once again.
y. II. Loen departed Wednesday eve
ming for Gonvick to- visit with his
daughter and family who are visiting
with Mrs. Perry Austin
| A carload Of stock was shipped from
Radlum Saturday. Mr.. w. F. Loeslie
went in charge
This weeks news.)
Carl Loen returned Tuesday from
the Dunwoody Institute where he had
gone to take up training as a sailor.
He left Friday evening again for the
Dunwoody Institute. Owing to the
fact that he had forgotten some i'm
, portant papers he was obliged to re-
turn.
Miss Myrtle Thomas, Miss Dorothy
Loen accompanied by Mrs. Carl Loen
left for Thief River Falls Wednesday
evening. Carl returned here on the
following morning.
Mr.. VIM. Anderson and Miss Jensen
of Angus spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Walhoupt. Mr. Anderson
is nephew of Mr.. Walhoupt.
Mrs. J. H. Loen and daughter, Char
lOtte, returned home from Gonvick
Saturday.
There was an invitation farewell
party given at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe McGregor in honor of Mr.. E.
.. Huset, who left Sunday evening
from Warren for the Dunwoody In
stitute to take up training in the Signal
Corps. There was large crowd pres
ent. The evening was spent in dancing,
the music being furnished by Emil Po-
tucek, Emil Schiebal, Mr.. Watowa and
the Potucek girls. At midnight a de-
licious lunch was served by Mrs. Nc
Gregor, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Torgeson,
Misses Helma Hegstrom and Lilly Lull.
After the lunch very appropriate
speeches were made by P. J. Bauer and
Joe McGregor after which all shook
hands with Mr.. Huset wishing him
the best of success in his new career
as one of Uncle Sans men. Mr.. and
Mrs. McGregor" certainly make a
splendid host and hostess.
Miss Dorothy Loen arrived Monday
morning from Thief River Falls.
Mr.. Joe McGregor can we'll be proud
of the fine large barn which he has
erected on his farm. 1t certainly
makes valuable improvement to the
farm. Fred Monroe has also built a
large new barn on his farm south of
the place.
The Farmers State Bank which was
run and partly owned by Mr.. Drake
and Ballard has been purchased by
10. II. Taralseth and Mr.. Melgard of
Warren. Mr.. Tompkins, of st. Paul, a
state bank auditor, has been extremely
busy checking up ever since E. O..
Huset's resignation Just who will be
our next cashier in the bank has not
as yet been ascertained
A large number Of people from Ra-
dunn went to Warren Sunday evening
to see e. 0. Huset before he boarded
the train for Minneapolis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Huset and daughter of Elbow
Lake, parents and sister of Mr.. E. O.
and Oscar Huset, who has been here
since Friday, July 5, to spend the time
with their sons, also departed with
their son. as we'll as Mrs. E. O. Huset,
who accompanied her husband as far
as Fergus Falls, from there they all
left for Elbow Lake, where Mrs. E. O.
Huset will spend some time to come
with her husbands parents. Owing
to the fact that they lost their baby
girl just short time ago it makes a
very heavy load for Mrs Huset to en-
dure. But she can well be proud of her
husbands enlisting, as it shows he is
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