Warren sheaf., 1918-03-20
RADIUN

MISS VllO Langreder returned to War
rem 70 resume her studies at the college
aIter spending Sunday and Monday
with her parents
The auction sale at Fred ,I,ansreder.s
Monday met with good results. Every
article sold at good price. Mr.
Langreder and family intend to NOV,
to Montana this spring. Their depart
ure VIII be loss to our community
ana they will be missed by their nun
erouS acquaintances.
WORD was received lately from Frank
strobe. who is in the army at Camp
Cody. Deming, New Mexico. 1t con
tanned particular news about their
fourteen mile walk just after break
fast. and their walking that distance
ana returning in time for dinner
Frank enjoys being one of Uncle Sans
soldiers. as his letters home always con
tam such enthusiastic news
Mrs. TOrSeson received word from
her son Heron, who just recently left
for Camp Dodge. Heron also is we'll
pleased with a soldiers life so far. He
also enclosed a birds-eye view of Camp
Dodge. which certainly looks a very
comfortable place to be in.
Mrs VIM. Zblewski and children and
Mrs. Nick SchantZen spent a part of
tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
otto LOhse and also at Mrs. K. Hun
stad's.
Rev. Father Merrill. of Warren. held
services at the home of K. Hunstad's
Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto LOhSe are very
busy packing their household goods. as
they move to Elbow Lake in the near
future.
Mrs. Cote. mother of Alex Cote. was
Warren visitor Oh Friday of last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Essig. of Sandborn.
Minn.. arrived Wednesday morning. and
have been busy moving their household
goods into the Mathwig farm which
they have rented. south Of town.
The Red Cross Aid given at the home
of Mrs. Henry Walhaupts Thursday
certainly was success. The amount
taken in was ten dollars and also one
dollar for membership fee. Miss
Minnie Yuergens is the new member.
The lunch that was served was deli
ciouS There was a larger attendance
then to the TWO previous aids. Owing
TO the good roads and fine weather there
were more from out of town who were
able to attend. That such a good at
tendance will be at all our future aids
is the sincere wish of all concerned.
The next Red Cross Aid will meet at
the home Of Mrs Christ ESkildSen on
Thursday. March 2Sth. Let's all attend
and make it the largest attendance that
we have yet had. as we are in need of
all the funds we possibly can secure for
our expenses such as yarn. hnannel etc.
We must try and keep the good record
up.
Misses Gundy I.odoen. Helen Loen.
Julia Peterson. Minnie YuergenS and
Clara Christianson left Saturday for
Warren to spend the day in shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. NOvak. of Pisek. y. D..
arrived Wednesday evening and spent
Thursday as guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Frank Sedlacek's. They re-
turned to Pisek Friday morning
Dave OStlund. of Oslo, went thru
here on the freight Saturday. on his
way to Minneapolis. where he has buSi-
ness to transact.
Mrs VIM. ZblewSki and children and
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Hunstad's and child
rem spent Sunday at the home OF MI.
and Mrs. Nick SchantZen.
The Radium Red Cross Auxiliary re-
Gently sent to the Warren Chapter
the following finished articles: y
sweaters. 6 pair pajamas. and , wrist
lets. Thanks to the willing workers of
this Auxiliary. keep the good work up.
Miss Dorothy Loen returned Monday
tO Thief River Falls 70 resume her
studies at the high school.
f. @. HuSet went to Warren Tuesday
on business. He made the trip by car.
Mr. and Mrs. Jose Schantzen enter
tanned at Sunday dinner the following
Mr.. and Mrs. Ada Otto, Mr.. and Mrs
Nick SchantZen. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
ZblewSki.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Anderson enter
tanned Sunday evening Mrs. and Mrs
Otto Lohse. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Schant-
zen. Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Zblewski. Mr.
and Mrs. Kittle HunStad