Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-07-24
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The Norwegian Ladies Aid met at
the church last Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. Skogaby, Of Thief River Falls,
gave short sermon, after which lunch
was served A fairly large crowd at
tended
The ladies of the Red Cross met last
Friday afternoon. All members are re-
quested to be present at the next meet
ing, Aug. End. =
The Farmers Shipping Association
shipped three carloads of cattle last
Saturday. . <.
vera AxelsOn, who for some time has
ben employed at Thief River Falls, re-
turned home last Friday morning.
Mrs. e. Styrlund and children left
for Vega last Sunday to visit with
relatives and friends there until Fri
day evening when Mr.. Styrlund
brought them home in the auto.
| Alfred Larson visited at home over
Sunday. He is assisting Woolery. of
Tabor, in we'll drilling.
Teresa Forsberg called on Mrs. J.
Llndquist last Saturday.
The annual school election was held
LAST saturday evening. John Nelson
was elected treasurer in place of J.
Benson. George Nelson was reelected
clerk and G. Lindell reelected secre-
tary.
Gust, Florence and Robert Lindell
ana John Lindquist autoed to Warren
Saturday evening.
The Young Peoples Society met at
+. Andersons last Wednesday evening.
A. Westerlund is assisting C. Fran
son In the building of store in this
town.
Services were conducted by Evan,
Ole Sande at the Sande home last Sun
day afternoon. One hundred persons
were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nestrud and daughter
will leave for certain place in Canada
where Mr.. Nestrud has accepted a posi-
ton as pastor of a congregation there
! Ida and Beda Peterson, Ruth Peter
son, Helen Larson, Emil Beckman and
Willie Flodstrom autoed out from
| Warren Wednesday evening to attend
the Young Peoples Society.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald and daugh
ter returned home the latter part OF
last week from North Dakota, where
they have visited at Mrs McDonald's
parental home.
Paul Engen spent Sunday at his
home here. He has been employed al
Warren for some time.
Rev. Skogaby conducted Skandinay
ian services at the Norwegian church
Sunday forenoon.
Mrs. John Nordgaard and three
children, from ROthsay, Mimi, Mrs
Henning Backlund, from Strathcona
and Mrs. n. Anderson, of Rosewood
visited at the s. S. Nordgaard home
the past week.
| Anna Bloom, of Rosewood. who has
been employed at the Park hotel, fo1
some time, returned to her home las
Monday evening. Her place in tn,
future will be filled by Jennie 'Ordal.
The following people visited at S
Hanson's Sunday: W. H. Hauglirs' o
]. Carlson's. Palmer Peterson. Ott(
Olson, all Of Angus, and T. J. Wasley
of Thief River Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Axelson and child
rem, Violet, Ruth and Carl left fo1
North Dakota last Saturday, wherI
they will visit for some time. Mr.
Axelson, whose duties would not ALLOW
him to remain longer, returned hOm'
Monday, but the rest Of the party con
tinued on to st. Thomas and otAe1
places, where they have numerous
acquaintance.
Carl and Victor Franson and Melvi1
Nordgaard visited in Rosewood Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Peterson, Vera ant
Leroy Peterson and Helen Larson, Of
Warren, spent Sunday visiting at sew
eral places here.
Oscar Swenson, of this town, is re
ported quite i'll.
Albert Tornell's, M. Tangquist's anC
Emil Tornell's, from Warren, autoed tt
Karlstad where they were met by some
relatives of Roseau and together they
had a private picnic. A splendid time
was. enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and MIS-. Henry Sustad and
LACED Mrs. Sustad visited G. Tang
quist's, the past Sunday.
Keep in mind the Sunday school pic
mic at Indian mound Sunday, the 18th.
Mrs Heron. of Thief River Falls
visited at her daughters home this
week.