Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-02-12
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We are having ideal winter weather

We are having ideal winter weather
at present.
Archie Carlson returned from St.
Paul Tuesday morning.
Raymond McGregor returned to War.
rem Tuesday morning to resume his
studies at the college.
Mrs Nick Schantzen and son Milton
were Warren visitors last Tuesday.
VIM Zblewski was Warren visitor
last Wednesday,
Walter Loeslie returned from Mime.
apolis Thursday, where he has been
spending the past couple Of weeks.
Mrs. P. j. Bauer and Mrs. Henry
Wolhaupt accompanied by Joedy Bauer
and Maria Strobe, spent a very Meas.
ant evening with-Mrs. e. Torgeson and
daughter, Miss Selpha, Tuesday.
The men folks Of town enjoyed q
game of progressive whist at Stroble's
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. VIM. EOeslie. and son Harold
spent a very pleasant afternoon with
Mrs. e. d. Spelbrink, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Wolhaupt were
pleasant callers at the P. J. Bauer home
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. j. Huset and child.
rem, Doris, Fern and Chester, departed
Thursday evening for their future home
at Strandquist.
Nick Schantzen and Christ Clauson
were in Warren Friday on business.
II: .. Huset has charge of the Hard.
ware store now, and will run it in his
brother o. Us place.
r.. Merrill, of Warren, arrived Sat:
urday morning from Thief River Falls
and held services at the Radium Hall
he also made arrangement with Mr.
Clausen for the hall, in which he wishes
to have basket social on Feb. 22nd
He also appointed Mrs. Nick Schantzen
as acting president and Mrs. Nick
hoDollka as secretary and treasurer
A good time is assured and all are vel.
come to come. Girls, bring your bas.
kets as the boys will be there After
the baskets are sold, a good game of
progressive whist is assured Remem.
Der Saturday, Feb. 22nd. Come one,
come all
Olof Christianson returned from
Strandquist Saturday morning.
Mrs. Christ Clausen made an infor-
NAL call on Mrs. H. Wolhaupt Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. E. q. Spelbrink is busy enter.
tanning her mother, Mrs. Keen, and her
intimate friend, Miss Rollau, both of
Essig, Mimi, both having arrived here
week. before last.
Miss Hazel Cook entertained a few of
her friends Saturday afternoon in
honor of her 10Th birthday. The fol
lowing were present and wish Hazel to
know that they had a splendid time and
enjoyed the delicious lunch immensely
Misses Charlotte L. Loen, Freida, Edith
and Martha Knoll, Grace Yuergens and
Maria Stroble
The whist players of this vicinity en-
Joyed a very pleasant evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Yuergens,
Saturday evening, being entertained at
progressive whist by Miss Bessie. A
good time was had after which they all
participated at very delicious lunch
served by the hostess. One thing in
particular seemed to more than please
just right, and that was the cream cake
served both by Sedlacek's the time be-
fore and Yuergen's this time, as we of
town are glad when we can get milk,
say nothing of cream.
MissClara Christianson arrived Sat.
urday evening from Alvarado, to spend
Sunday at her parental home, return.
ing at Alvarado again on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. o. Huset entertain.
ed the young folks Of town at card
game Sunday evening.
Bill ZbleWski, Bill Ehlert and Milton
Schantzen started Monday hauling ice
to fill the ice house recently erected by
Christ Clausen; it sure will be great
convenience in his place of business
Nick Schantzen was kept busy all day
Monday supervising the work Of the
ice haulers.
Miss Tillie Setback went to Warren
Saturday to take her music lessons.
Walter Loeslie and brother were
Warren visitors Monday.
Harry Setback spent Sunday at his
parental home, returning to Warren OF
Monday.
Ed Sommers shipped a carload Of
sheep from here last Saturday. His
son Arthur went in charge.
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