Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-07-17
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The Vasa Lodge picnic at the Fred
/ Peterson grove was well attended, the
! amount taken in at the Red Cross.
booths was estimated to be over 500,
] the exact figures not know yet Thanks
to one and all who helped to make it
such a great success. 5.
Mrs. H. Backstrom and children,
Mrs. NJ. H. Sands, Myrtle Sands and
/ Olga BloOmsness autoed to Bemidji
Monday to enjoy few days outing at
the lakes. f.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. N. Lodoen and two
sons, Ingvold and Erling autoed to
Newfolden last Thursday afternoon
for visit with the Christ Englesrud
family.
Mrs. Gotfrid Erickson and daughter
Edith Of Warren spent few days WIS.,
iting at the j. Holm, Mrs. M. Sands,
A. Freegard and Mrs. r. +. Ferring
homes last week. Mrs Erickson re-
turned to Warren Saturday evening,
while Edith stayed until Monday eve
ming. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Swanson, Mrs.
j. S. Hilleboe and Mrs. A.. Melgard, of
Warren, attended the Norwegian Luth
Ladies' aid last Thursday at the
church. .e.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Christensen and
children, of Lansford, N. D., Mrs. Os-
car Sands and children, Mrs. Henry
Hill and children and Earless Sands
called at the NJ. O. johnson home Mon
day afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs. John Azure and son
Maynard, of Lansford, N. D., arrived
Saturday for visit with the Henry
Sands family and also with Mr.. Aures
parents southwest Of the village. They
report that the crops are quite dry in
North Dakota on account of dry winds.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Dahlin and son of
Burkholz, Minnie Anderson, Stella
Sands and Martha Johnson were en-
tertained at the Alfred Anderson home
last Sunday evening.
| Mrs. Walter Sands and son Casper,
Ollie and Cecil Sands called at the p
G. Sorenson home Monday afternoon.
| The Ladies aid of the Norwegian
Lutheran church given by Mrs. r. j.
Ferring and Mrs. Anton Freegaard last
Thursday was well attended, the
amount $500 was realized.
George Lodoen and William Bjork-
lund are employed for A. G. Nyblad at
the Farmers Elevator Co.'s machine
shop.
The local baseball nine played a
winning game with Argyle last Sunday
on the home diamond the score being
s to - in favor Of the home boys
Keep it up boys.
Iverson spent the week end at Thief
Mrs. w. T. Phillips and infant
daughter, and her mother, Mrs. Ritche
left for Wisconsin, where Mrs. Phillips
will visit with her parents during the
summer.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs: Willie Gunder-
son last Thursday, July II, daughter.
English services will be conducted
in the Norwegian Lutheran church
Sunday evening at s p:s NJ, July Dist
by Rev. Lohre. Sunday school at
10 80 a. m.
Carl O. Olson and Willie Malm left
last Thursday evening for fishing and
hunting trip to Ottertail, Mimi, and
Duluth and the Great Lakes. They will
return by the Twin cities.
Miss Ruth Svederberg, of Minnea.
polls is visiting at the home of hel
uncle, F. r. Dahlgren.
Rev. and Mrs. Henrickson and Miss
Judith Peterson autoed to Battle Lake
last Thursday where Rev. and Mrs
Henrickson will make their home.
Rev. Eckblad attended the conven
ton at Thief River last week.
Edgar Smith, of the Z. S. navy, wa;
home for a weeks furlough with par
ents, returning Monday evening. A
surprise was rendered him on Sunday
evening by number of his friends.
Mrs. Martin Sands and Mrs. r. J
Ferring spent the first part of the
week visiting friends in Oslo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bovee and son Carol(
went to Fosston Monday evening.
Annie and Inez Johnson of Warner
visited, at the Walter johnson home
south of the village, the past week end
: The Young Peoples society of the
Elm church will meet at the home Of
: John Holm Thursday evening, July Is
s 80 p. N. All are welcome.
The Ladies' aid of the Swedish
! Lutheran church will meet at the home
, of Mrs. John Anderson Friday, Jul,
19 at 3 p. m. Everyone welcome.
? Signe and Marie Lundgren, Amanda
| Peterson and Mrs Hjalmar Lindquis
were in Warren Tuesday Afternoon
/ having dental work done.