Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-03-13
STRANDQUIST.

! Up to date Easter Hats at popular
prices will be shown at the Portland
Hotel on March 22nd and March 23rd.
All Welcome.-Mrs. o. n. Nelson. -, e.
! Miss Mama Anderson went to Karl
stad last Tuesday to visit with Mr.; and
Mrs. H., Swenson's. = -
! Mr.. Thorson, from East Park. enter
ed his position as our buttefInaker for
the coming season.
Miss Annie Anderson returned TO her
home near Park last Saturday after
near Stephen.
At one Of our neighboring towns last
week. occurred the wedding of Carl
! Larson to Miss Bertha Holmstrom of
town % Of Wright. The happy couple
,'' MAX" their future home in West
Valley where the groom already has
cozy home. to take his bride to. Best
wishes for the newly weds..
Mrs Mkkelson, of West Valley, re-
turned home last Saturday from a visit
with relatives near Battle Lake and at
Minneapolis.
Ericl@ Nilsson and family moved into
Miss Lavine Rockies building last
Monday.
! Clarence Thompson came up from
/ Westbury to visit and attend to bust
ness last Saturday.
! Mr. and Mrs Otto Carlson, Of Eng
lund called al Erie Nilsson on Thursday
| very sick.
Biz aaI Hanson, Roy , Anderson: George
Ma6slsaftrf and ID Miss ATP were pleas
last Friday evening.
Mrs. J. j: Oistad' and children, Mrs. c.
G. Fredricl<son and Ida Nilsson went to
Warren Friday night.
N: \. Johnson and wife went to Grand
Forks Wednesday evening. We learn
that Mrs. Johnson has been operated on
for appendicitis at the hospital there
M. and Mrs. N: Lofquist, from Karl
stad. cams, down Friday evening to see
Mrs. oscar johnson and Mrs. Brevik
went to Thief River Falls last Friday
Miss Olga Lind who has been visit
, Newfol den on Friday evening.
Last Sunday, was day when all good
| people had chance to be church goerS,
| as there were four meetings conducted
! by the Pastors. Ordahl Gronberg and
Lundall.
Miss Laura sihlberg is staying at
| Oistad's this week.
Miss Lizzy Carlson is employed at E.
MI Timmanson. the party that will
succeed c. M. Carlson at the garage,
has has, arr iy to open up for spring busi;
Oscar johnson nh has sold solo out his store
successor is we are not certain of yet.
! but hope some one will continue the
business as we do not like to see the
number Of stores decrease. What Mr..
Johnson will enter upon in the future
will be seen later but we hate to see
! the family leave our midst.
! Mrs. J. J. Boon, a pioneer resident Of
! this township died Sunday morning, at
her home north Of town.
After short illness, Mrs. Kerstin
Jemtland. Sweden, March 1st, 1850,
passed to her eternal rest on March
! 9Th, 1918. She came to. AMERICA about
80 years ago and settled near Englund,
! Marshall county, Minn., where her hus-
| band died a few years ago. She has
since that time been staying with her
| sons on farm until year ago when
! they moved to this village. She leaves
two sons Erick Nils9n and Nils Nj IS Sym y21r
Otto Carlson. of Englund, and a
brother, N B. Lofquist, of Karlstad.
Minn.. to mourn the last of a beloved
mother and sister. The remains were
| laid to rest in the Englund cemetery on
Wednesday, March 18th The COM
| mourners in their hour Of sorrow.
Erick Nilsson autoed to Karlstad on
Monday.
Someone is getting busy John
| Haggstrom makes his frequent trips
south to Thief River Falls of late, and
Joe Dura. Most likely they will soon
follow Carl Larsons example and take
| In the list of subscribers on the Lu-
| theran church drive for last week from
! this place the following error was
made: Donated by Mrs. Emil Johnson
| 81. 90. It should have read Emil John
son $500, and Mrs. Emil Johnson $1.00.