Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-10-16
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School was closed this week to pre-
vent the spreading Of the Spanish in
f1uenza. A few cases are reported here
in the village but only mild ones as
yet.
Henry Backstrom spent a few days
at Minneapolis last week.
Mrs. H. Sands has received word
that her brother, Ole Azure, has ar
rived safely overseas.
Berger Smith and August Nyblad re-
turned from Minneapolis Monday af-
ternOOn.
Miss Judith Porten arrived home
from Moorhead Saturday, where the
schools have been closed on account of
the Spanish Influenza.
The Misses Watne, Carlson and
Clausen left for their respective homes
to spend the days while the school is
closed
Mrs. Holcomb Sand and sons, of
Montana, spent a week visiting at the
home of Walter Sands, south of the
village. .>7...
Minnie and Walter Anderson auto
ed to Stephen Sunday
Charley Erickson and family, Hans
Hallin and family, Lars Hallin and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie johnson,
Teckla, Willie. Arvid and Pvt. Seth
Erickson and Miss Clara Dagoberg,
| were entertained at the Ted. Erickson
home Saturday evening.
Herman Allen went to the Twin
| Cities Saturday. He will visit with
Rev. Lundgren before returning.
| Della Hallin arrived from Thief Ri
E&a11 los E1r.i1 e,I,o
been employed for some weeks
Nels Lodoen and family, of Grand
Forks, were in the village Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. %: Olson and Mrs.
F. E. Dahlgren autoed to Warren Tues
day afternoon. -
NJ: o. Johnson returned from Canada
| Wednesday, evening, where he has
spent two weeks. III 49,
! Word has been received by his par
ents that Albert Olson has arrived
safely overseas. ....... a.. ~,,,
Gerda> Lindquist returned from the
Warren Hospital last week, where she
! had undergone an operation for appen-
dicitis and tdnsilitis. &.-...... 3D..
Mrs. r. J. Ferring and son were 500
passengers to. Warren Monday even.
| ing. ~ ....& T.. "a. %%$@@s5's.
| Mr.. and Mrs Herman Marine, of
Alexandria, are visiting Mr.. Marines
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul PaulsOn.
A surprise party was given at the
home of the Erickson brothers north
Of the village by number of friends
! last Friday evening in honor of Pvt.
Seth. Erickson, who left for Fort Wini-
fred Scott, CAL, Tuesday.
Mrs I. n. Lodoen and sons, Ingvold
and George, were in Grand Forks Mon
day. ,s. .ss@
| Miss Clara Christensen, Of Radium,
is employed at the G.. @. Holt COnfec-
tionery. 'ss -s
Misses Hildur Erickson and Alma
Sorenson visited at the Linblad home
Sunday. 4
Miss Emma Torgeson and Arthur
Gillhog autoed to Baudette Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Pelt and family
Fof Crookston, spent Sunday afternoon
at the Walter Sands home.
Red Cross Notes.
i In regard to Xmas boxes to be sent
abroad for the boys from here and sur
rounding territory. Each boy abroad
receives a label and sends it home tt
his folks. When they present it to thu
Red Cross and receive a cartoon fol
packing the gifts and as only one car
toon can be sent to each soldier, any
!. one desiring to send gift must see tn.
parents or nearest relatives Of the sol
4 dier. And to know how many cartoon:
/ 1--we need please let us know at once
who has son or brother In France O
4 England, as we have to send In our re
port before Oct. %. Leave the names
d with /. N. LOdOen. III ..! 5
IN regard to the Red Cross socks
jmust say again that they are too short