Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-02-12
Gleanines
GATHERED FROM THE
HOME FIELD.
Edith Johnson is spending the day at

ADDING machine paper for sale at
Sheaf Office.
Arnold Lerush left Saturday for a
visit at his home in Huclid.
Natilie Lucier went to Crookston yes
terday for visit with friends.
Miss Elva johnson visited with
friends at Alvarado and Vega Sunday.
Peter Grinde, of Alvarado, was a
business visitor in the city this morn
ing.
Miss Nora Bake, Of Crookston, spent
Sunday here visiting at the home of her
mother.
|, Big dance at Radium Saturday, Feb.
10Th. Music by the Warren Jazz Or
chestra.
Misses Ester Hilleboe and Clara Hal
vOrsOn returned Monday morning from
Grand Forks.
Mrs. Matt johnson went to Argyle
On Tuesday for visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. s. Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Put. Spaulding, of
Aberdeen, s. D., announce the arrival
Of fine baby girl Tuesday.
Fred Lundberg, Of Viking, visited
with friends and attended to various
business matters here Thursday.
Misses Brown and Cole, teachers in
the Crookston public schools, were Sun
day visitors with Nora Bake.
Dance at the Strand Theatre Friday
evening, Feb. 18th. Music by the War
rem Jazz Orchestra. Don't forget.
Mrs. A. Campion returned home Sat
urday from Minneapolis, where she
spent the past week visiting friends.
Carl Hanson, of Newfolden, former
Register of Deeds, transacted business
in Warren Thursday and Friday Of last
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Come to the Junior entertainment at
the Strand Theatre on Monday, Feb
oath. Mary Pickford in "The Little
Princes" .s,... ~ ~ .a-
August I. Bystrom has rented the
R. G. Mathwig residence and is moving
in this week. He expects his family
home soon -
| About sixty farmers bought Kovar
Harrows in 1918, and all are satisfied
This is a record-breaker.-Lu
Wittensten & CO. .E -.z
Chas. Wittensten Jr. returned Tues.
day morning from Camp Lewis, Wash,
having received his honorable discharge
from military service.
Leonard Winberg, Forest Wadsworth
s. G. Enebak, Rudolph Olson and Ar
thur Gunnarson went to Crookston last
night to take in the Farm Crops Show.
Rasmus Hage, G. H. Hopwood, ]. P
JOransOn and Hans Bake returned
this morning from their two weeks
trip to Galveston, the Rio Grande Val.
ley and other points inthe sunny south
Dolphis Goulet, Francis Dechene and
Jas. NORM, of Argyle, spent Tuesday
here. Mr.. Goulet is one of the boys
who have just recently returned from
France.
Mrs. r. E. Thomas returned Monday
from the cities, where she was the
guest Of friends for week. On her re
turn trip she visited at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mickleson, of st. Cloud
formerly residents Of Warren.
Seth o. Erickson and Clara e. Dago
berg were. united in marriage last
Thursday afternoon at the Swedish Lu
theran parsonage in this city by Rev
is. w. Swenson. The happy young PEG
pie will make their home on farm
near Alvarado.
Arthur Melgard returned last Thurs.
day from service with the u. s. Tx
Forces in France. Arthur says he had
a very nice trip and thought France
was fine, but he says "Give me good old
U. s. and Minnesota every time" He
did not get into any active service.
The w. G. T. U. will give q Francis
Willard Memorial tea on Feb. 18th at
the home Of Mrs. A. B. Nelson. There
viii be a short program consisting Of
singing and readings suitable to the
occasion, after which q ten cent tea
will be served. All friends Of the
cause are cordially invited to attend.
Hours from three to five p. m. Fannie
p. Bernard, Secy.
Antonio Mereanda Radonski, the five
months old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Rad0nski, from near, Alvarado,
died on Feb. 9th, from inauenza-pneu-
m0nia after an illness Of but nine days.
The funeral was held on Monday and
interment was made at the cemetery
lat Argyle. This was their OILY. child.
The sympathy Of the entire community
is extended to the heart- broken parents.
I William Hennebry arrived home on
Tuesday this week from France, where
he has served a year with the U. s.
army. He spent about six months in
active service at the front and was
wounded in action. Mr.. Hennebry
stopped off at Fargo for few days to
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