Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-04-23

& Alma Anderson spent Sunday with
her folks at Alvaralo.
Miss Amy 4. Brunzell, Of AIyarado,
spent Friday In the city.
Miss Ethel Lind, Of Moorhead, spent
Easter at the Bartholow home.
Miss Myrtle Ryden spent Easter Sum
day with her folks near Kennedy.
Z Expert auto tire vulcanizing and re-
pairing done at The Peoples Trading
Co. $50
Oscar johnson and family have
moved into the Nordgren building on
johnson avenue.
d Mrs. w. O. Holcomb left Monday ey-
,ening to visit with Mrs. +. j. stebbins,
Of Thief River Falls.
|# Miss Mildred Wood, who attends
Hamline, spent Easter with her parents,
Mr.: and Mrs. 81. Z. Wood.
S w. $. Chapman, who farms near
Radium, reports that he already has
over 50 acres Of wheat seeded.
Dance at Radium Tuesday, May list.
Music by the Peerless Jazz Orchestra
Of Minneapolis. Everybody welcome.
Call at Farrell's Jewelry Store and
hear The Edison Photograph play vic
tor and Columbia records. It is won
derful.
Mrs. A. D. Collette died suddenly
Wednesday morning at her home in
Argyle. She leaves her husband and
two small children.
Carl Franson and family, of Karl
stad, and Philip Philstrom and family,
of Strandquist, motored to Warren Sun
day for a visit with relatives in this
city.
Rev. s. w. Swenson left Tuesday for
Alexandria to attend meeting Of the
Old Peoples Home Of the Red River
Valley Conference, which is located in
said city.
Hans J. Olson, of Middle River, re-
turned Wednesday morning from Camp
Dodge, where he has received his hon
Orable discharge. He recently returned
from France
Norman Iverson, who was accidently
injured by shot gun last week, is re
ported to be doing nicely at the present
writing although the wound is a very
painful one.
Miss Mabel Lillesye spent Easter
visiting at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
John HUSKY, returning to Fargo Mon
day evening, where she is teacher in
the public schools of that city.
Axel Holmgren, who is employed in
a bank at Kennedy, was a visitor at his
home near here the latter part Of the
week. Mr.. Holmgren took in the big
parade on Friday.
Ole Jensen returned Friday morning
from Minneapolis, where he has spent
some time after returning from France.
Mr.. Jensen was one of the Warren boys
ton.
VIM. Fillipi returned home Wednes-
day from Camp Dodge, where he re-
ceiyed his honorable discharge, after
France. He was stationed in Belgium
most of the time, and says that prac-
tically the whole Belgium is one ruin.
MI. and Mrs: George Paulson, Mr..
and SaMrs. Bonnie Paulson and Anton
Pau1son, of Oslo, passed thru Warren
Tuesday evening, by car, from Thief
River Falls, on their way home at Oslo,
having spent the day in the Pennington
county seat. They report the roads
very heavy on account of the rain in
the afternoon.
Trade is rolling in to us from all di-
rections on the Ferdson tractor. Light
in weight, only 2700-lbs., and getting
it's power from oversize Ford motor
/ this wonderful tractor is going right
into the fields this spring and doing
more and better work than eight horses
can possibly do. If you question this
statement, go and see them work anG
draw your own conclusion. We have &
carload in transit now, the last we vii
be able to get for our spring trade. Il
! interested, see us at once.-W. f
Powell & Co.
Among those who took in the concer1
#|giyen by the Minneapolis Symphony Or
chestra Thursday afternoon Of las
/ week, are: DR.. Bake, R. G. MathWig
Arthur Golden, Joe Ovsak, Sidney An
i derson, Harold Olson, David Peterson
4 Oscar Carlson and Edgar Mattson
4 THE same orchestra rendered concer
at Grand Forks in the evening -ant
among the Warren people going there
are: f. Enrich, Mr.. and Mrs. Jot
Baugh, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Bren, Mr.
u ond Nfrs uo1rn,1iot Carl r ,indoror@ T