Warren sheaf., 1918-05-08
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Albert Dobias, of Angus, was a War
rem caller last Friday.
Miss Ida Erickson left Wednesday
for Viking for visit at the home her
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Schuman. of
Warrenton, are the proud parents of a
fine baby girl, born April 80, 1918.
The Catholic Ladies Aid will meet
with Mrs. La Roche on Thursday after
noon, May 18th. Everybody welcome.
Marriage licenses have been. issued
to Ollie e. Walton and Florence Bur-
lum; Francis NJ Shroyer and Cora A.
Bush.
Prof. c. 3: Sjostrand will leave this
evening for Hoffman, Iinn., to attend
the annual meeting of the Red River
Conference
When you have an item of news.
phone 3S. When you have friends vi
fngs or visit with friends away from
town. tell the sheaf about it.
Mrs. Lena Thorson has moved her
restaurant into the building formerly
occupied by the Nelson furniture store,
where she will be pleased to meet all
old and many new customers.
Robert Lundgren, a Warren boy who
is attending Gustavus Adolphus at st.
Peter, is making some progress as a
singer, as this week he is out with the
Lyric on a tour of southern Minnesota.
Mrs. Blegen and the children left
last Sunday for Minneapolis, where
DR.. Blegen was to undergo an opera
ton at hospital on Monday. The
doctor is expected back in Warren in
eight or ten days to resume his prac-
tice.
F. 3. King arrived in Warren Mon
day from France, having been honor
ably discharged from the U. s. military
service on account of weak eyes. He
has many tales to tell of his expert
ences in the short time he was "over
there"
The McCrea Farmers Club will hold
a pound social at the Burnside school
house Friday evening, May 18th.
Ladies please bring lunch for two, con-
sisting Of sandwiches and cookies.
Coffee will be served. Fifty per cent
of the proceeds will 60 to the Red
Cross. A good program is assured.
All are welcome and urged to attend.
Aug. Lundgren left last Saturday ev-
ening for st. Paul, where he was to
have his Sunday dinner with his SON
in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Karl
Void. From there Mr.. Lundgren will
go to Hoffman, Minn., to attend the
meeting Of the Red River Conference
of the Swedish Lutheran Augustana
Synod, he being the treasurer of the
conference. The conference funds
handled by him during the past year
amounted to nearly $4,000.
Lon L. Bradley, who. is in the
Quarter Master Corps at Ft Caswell,
n. D., arrived last Friday on fur
Tough to see his father, J. r. Bradley,
who has been seriously i'll at his home
in this city for some time. At this
writing the father is very low and
hardly expected to live. Lon has been
at Rt. Caswell for seven months steady
and likes army life first rate. His fur
Tough expired yesterday, but was
granted an additional seven days by
telegram received from his captain.
Mrs. Chris ~Halsa and daughter ar
rived last Wednesday from Holden,
Alberta, Canada, where they have lived
many years, They brought back with
them the bodies of Mr.. Halsa and his
mother, both of whom died in Canada
some time ago, for re-interment here.
Mrs. Halsa and daughter intend to
make Warren their home from now on,
Mrs. Halsa as we'll as her deceased hus-
band, lived here in pioneer days. They
| again left on Tuesday evening for Min
neapolis and Rochester to consult a
specialist for the daughter, who is in
poor health. Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Lar
son accompanied them to the cities
from here