Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-05-08
VIKING
Red Cross Ancti0n Sale

On FRIDAY, May 18th, in the village
OF Viking, we will hold our Red Gross
Auction Sale. The success of this will
depend upon how literally each one
Will donate such articles as are to be
sold and also how literally each one
will buy. We trust, however, that each
one will do his or her ''bit" and II
everyone will come with that spirit. we
are sure the sale will not be a disaD
polntment. 1t will be held in the I. @
u. Il. Hall at seven o'clock, Nav 18th
Subscribing to the Red Cross is but
giving small part of which YOU have
III abundance. There isn't ANYTHING
finer and better than to belong to an
organization whose purpose is to aiC
the afflicted and distressed. TO heir
and mend those on whom have fallen
the fortunes of war.
Come and bring in your contribu.
lions early. Any article large or small
will be accepted. Lunch will be served
after the sale.
Miss Jennie Rud spent Monday in
Warren.
Miss Hazel Schantzen, of Warren,
visited Mrs. G. Johnson from Friday
until Monday.
Mrs. c. Styrlund and children spent
Monday and Tuesday visiting at the P.
Lindquist home.
Leonard Winberg, Carl Lindgren and
Earnest johnson, of Warren, are sur
veying the state road of Viking.
The e. Styrlund family autoed to
Warren Sunday
David Styrlund and the Misses
Manda Halvorson, Edna Flozdal and
F'reda Eckblad autoed to Rosewood
Friday evening.
Mrs. G. Docken returned home last
Monday from Grand Forks and has
again resumed her school duties.
Mr.. HUSKY, of Warren, was here
Saturday visiting the nearby schools.
In the evening he gave talk on Agri-
culture at the Farmers Club nj the
Eide school.
The O. H. Hansen family autoed to
Crookston Friday
The Misses Ilet LeSage and Agnes
HalvOrsOn and Frank Hanson and Carl
Kulseth were out car riding Saturday
evening.
Miss Ethel Styrlund returned Fri
day from visit with relatives in
Grand Forks
Emil Styrlund and Dave Mosbeck
autoed> to Thief River Falls Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Benson spent
Sunday in Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. NJ. Myrbo returned
Sunday from visit to the Twin Cities.
Ed. Stengelson autoed down from
Crookston to spend Sunday with his
parents, on his way to Badger
Pete Nygren and Frank Hansen
autoed to Thief River Falls Sunday.
Services were held in the Mission
church Sunday forenoon and evening.
Miss Hilda Hansen spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Winsley, south of
town.
Remeber the Red Cross Auction Sale
Friday, May 18th.
Victor Lindquist visited with his
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. John
Lindquist. one day last week.
The Viking school board met last
Friday
Mr.. Carlson. of Canada, temperance
speaker. gave lecture in the l. 0. G.
L. Hall last Thursday evening.
Florence and Gust Lindell autOed to
last Saturday. They returned
in the evening accompanied by their
brother Walter.
Miss Helen Larson arrived at her
home Saturday evening to visit over
Sunday.
The Red Cross sewing circle last
Friday was well attended, Lunch was
served and the neat sum of $6.O5 was
added to the Viking Red Cross fund.
The sewing circle will serve lunch once
1 month hereafter.
Vera AXelsOn, Ruth Anderson. Frank
Johnson and Elmer Lindquist autoed
10 Thief River Falls Sunday to try
heir luck at fishing and also to call on
Myrtle and Ella Anderson, who are
employed there.
Thirty skeins of gray yarn for socks
arrived last week. Those wishing to
Knit please call on Mrs. f. Styrlund |
or same.
The Young Peoples Society met last
in the Mission church.