Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-11-13

now, under the circumstances, feeling
fine, and unless other orders are re-
ceived, will report in camp on the 18th
of this month";
Alice Walberg visited at Mackie's
one day last week. III. .ss. .@
Nick Bergman and Martin Lefstad
called on A. Olsen's one evening.
Carl wants it to be known that he
had no tractor trouble the other day,
only a visitor, and Carl says, Call
again, soon." &t- Iii. -
Ole Eden has been helping DR..
Wattam from Warren gathering
statistics about influenza and who have
been suffering with the influenza. T..
Alice Walberg, Tillie Hendrickson,
and Roy Day were Sunday afternoon
callers at S. Peterson's.
Title Hendrickson and Roy Day
visited until late at J. Strong's one ev-
tening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mackie were AL
varado shoppers last Monday.
Ralph Hansen called on Lefstad's
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hansen will soon
leave for a trip to the coast. Seattle
being their main stop. Will probably
stay there all winter, returning in time
only to start spring work, as they are
going to farm near Alvarado next year.
On account Of lame Ford" Alice
Walberg has had to go to town shop
ping and out visiting using a horse and
buggy these last days, but it takes quite
bit to make Alice stuck, so she says,
and we believe it.
Martin Lefstad spent Saturday ey-
enng at John Moden's.
Mrs. John Modem has been away
from home week or more helping Mrs.
Quern taking care of the house and a
new u. S. citizen that arrived there the
other day..
Martin Lefstad is known to have
made one Of his regular visits down
somewheres by Red River, one evening
lately.
Say! Make another guess who sent
in those West Of Alvarado news and
you will guess. Wrong again.
The Johnson's have been digging a
new well this last week.
Miss Edna Hansen has been staying
for few days at Mrs. John Bergman's,
the former being a sister Of the latter,
and visa versa.
Miss Ida Larsen returned Saturday
from place near the twin cities,
where she has been staying this last
summer.
Emil Olsen called on Martin Lefstad
one afternoon in the interests of the
War Campaign Fund.
Miss Hulda Nilsen, from south of Al
varado has been staying for week or
more at her sisters, Mrs. Ralph
Mackie's, place.
Sunday afternoon callers at LET
stad's: Emil Olson, Ed. Walberg, Roy
Day and Alice Walberg, also Carl G.
Olson, from Higdem.
| Edwin Lindberg, who has been work
ing for Ed. Walberg near Hallock this
summer, was down to John Johnson's
a few days ago. The latter is EdWin's
father-in-law and his health has not
been very good lately, so he wants Ed.
win to run the farm next year.
Ed. Walberg, from near Hallock, is
here for a few days visit with his
folks and lot Of old friehds He
has been farming at Hallock this sum.
mer and also will continue to do So
He also owns some land here and q
threshing outfit. He also has quite a
bit of business to look after here before
he leaves. Yes, Ed, is very busy man
alright
Gunda and Christ Lefstad went tc
Alvarado shopping one day last week
Just as this is going to mail, Peace
bells are ringing and people are cele.
brating. Let's make less noise and
bow our head in prayer and thanks to
God.
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