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POOLS
STUCK MAKkEi: 7

MN EHi:k. tN-,. =. .''".i' go. "a
profess; nrin, cie;;i'Ht 4, a "n"tS @,;t-
.lru,>I IN .:st<n,uiu cunlv"t q: IA: Sit X
mark, t.,1ay hut lh~ shifting "rucae I
prices :g;,d tor r"nei,:nr;shlc Un""rtaih-
~ throughout til. season.
St,n!s. OILS motors amt various Gn'
classified apec!altirs w..- under ''h-
start pressure. whilH sh'iriuES. leah
ers. d!stlIi;nK sharNa ami AZ rnus'hli
assortment, ~ equipments featured lac
long account
A ftva-po!re drop In Genera. M"t"ra
created unsrttlemNnt scott ;lrtc. tho
opsninS, NUMEROUS au,t ;luhtI" ISSUES
and allied stocks losing :" ( points
o,her res>er. far~ritcS reacted :"
points bu, tho norcmNnt was "h''"'H
by aggressive buying nt tho en'ie" shy
pinS list
Foremost n :h!s r7ov"r'ent was
American International Enrp"rat""'
which rlvallod lated Stat"s >;cHI ~
activity and held tho better nurt or H~
6A- po.n. rise Atlantic Guif Sair"d u
most rs much. hue Marine preferred
forfeited virtually n! % us I-po'n'
advance
American CAY, locomotive. Central
Leather, Hide ard Leather. tni'"a
Cigars. Industrial Alcohol. American
Zinc, Butte ard Superior Mining ami
Pactfic Telephone yielded some & their
? to potn. gains.
The reaction OF the las. hour vas
caused By hcavy selling Of Royal Dutch
and Mexican S'ccoIrurn, rails and United
Statcs Steel also giving why. S;oal was
irregular at best. despite Chairman
Gsry-s views on trade conditions an"
closed a point down. Sales amounted
To IT'S 900 shares
Liberty bonds rallied "ttor c"r1y
heavines.. tho 2ts's adding 70 their al
vance Of tho last few days Other 40
nestle issues. rails as we'll rs INDUS
trials. vere steady and foroiEns holo
firm Total sales tpar valuo. aeE7e-
gated sI1.csannn. Old United osa'se
bonds wcro unchanged on CALL
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GAINESVILLE

Mrs. Henry s. Barnes. n we'll KNOW"
and Llehiy esteemed lady. r4ss"' ava!
=, the home on Fast Church street. on
rhurs,iny evening about o'clock dra'h
following an illness Of cancer ~! Ih'
,Irrr Mrs. Barnes WAN )? years or age
..,, , utuunrh member Of tho Firat
v r.. church and was n pcmh"r OF I'll"
nrnokah lodge and Wornan's Relief
rnrna. Th" DECEASED vas II daughter
Of Mr.. John F. HINT and had always
lived here and her many friends regret
tn learn ct hcr death. Besides her hu~-
.d ~. Icavc. her father and tive
sons Harry Barnes. OF PITTSBURGH, ana
Enn,rrr Harness. OF New Orleans, VIII"
,rrc with hrr ri the tim" Of her dcnih'
Funeral services will b. held from tho
home Sunday aftrnoon tae O'CLOCK
Rev. II. II. Scott. Of the First N. E.
church conducted the services. Inter
nent will hc mad: in Green Mount com
rt"Tv,
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FLUSHING.

oscar Hrnndcnburg OF Madison. Wis.
visited this week with Mr.. and Mr.. Nrt.
Wilson. =
Mrs. VIII Johnson Of PairpoiEt WAS a
Flushing visitor Monday.
&. W Bethel has returned from
France and arrived 1T Camp sherman
Saturday with ether conva"Scrni SOL
dicrs from the base hospital al Camp
Merritt.
There was no school IN IN" four down
stairs This week on accoun. ol me
Starlctina.
Miss Florence Hunter visited. over
Sunday with Wheeling friends.
Mr. and Mrs Gccrg" Siruton were
Wheeling visitors Monday.
w. q. Todd has received wcfd n.at his
son, Darsc. who has boon IN France
arrived Mnnl,y al Newport New. Va.
Mrs. Wendell K"ys"r and children "
,-rcStlinr are visiting her parents. MI.
and Mrs. Fred White.
W. W. Cowcn or 81. 'latrsr!'" vas
A business visitor In town Thursday.
Mrs. Eldora non!"y and '!'"%'h "r
June. visited friends IN Martin" err!
Thursday.
J. A. Holloway was Il. business VISOR
in Wheeling Monday. i.
DR.. and Mrs r. II. F"tiay were
Wheeling visitors Monday. ,
Mrs. Lucy. Talman returned !'"1iH
this week from III" Ohio valley General
hospital al Wheeling.
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Outside Oil Stocks
RurrEE, EGGS, CHEESE.

NEW YORK;. F,"- @H.---''ni'' f'2tSly
.l.a.!v. t'rcnrn"ry higher than sAtras,
ga ST.: ..liraS ~ ,sr"c"l. 1920 gc'
G-..;s. a.: n "A H.; ps"Nln;; stock. cir-
r.,. rr:,kr. No. 2..2i'. 81.
r..gs- InS",ti"d. Fresh gathered *
;r,x. i4i.H,i5c: fresh :',th"r"d regular
,,.,,.r,d ..i"a ii~etS. $500 "a; l!"*tn.
49,, I. ;3,; >.at". H,ni'tE "an''' and n''r-
~. Sr.trr:, h.rrn"ry wis''.. fin 20 fancy
,.1, Re. sat. I'"nu$riv.'n.:I All nearby
western n,rn.r> wh:f". ordinary I"
nr,ur, 4Sar,2y: siaro. i"nne> wanna md
,.s.,rhv western h'u',"rv brown. 4'"1"c:
s,.,. p.rnsy.yani:r ma nearby ""-'"rn
i,..r,,rv gathered brown ;':' mixed coll
org: ~. ~. a. = >...... whn'" milk
,a,s. rurrra, ,ur>r specials. "o"e7l =:
state. whole m':. la. '':rF"ni '"'''>'
at,rlyr rnn .%h'',".
r..,f,rr-Llrr. w.".h Chi"t"r*. -:
r.lfs Bic: .l.! r"".:"is. -: t"s"";s. -
T., ;nr: dressed! Gul, .I.i un"ha"s"".
r:nuc-- Unchanged.
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MORRISTOWN, 0.

Eronrr'ls:ir s.rvi,..t NJ" SCH III pro-
rress AT :hc High slr""' =. T.: rh"''''
conducted by TO-. F"HE"'i:'''' I'ArS'
rr,wdn ar. ia afi"EGmIi'" "I"n evening.
SSpc,-Ial n.usic ny the choir
Mr.. carrie ti",nr"e. 'wif" ~; hi'r'"S
Grooves. died ut her HON" on f'as' MAIN
street, Sunduy evening. AGED ~ years.
sb. leaves 2 husband and three small
children IT, mourn her demise. fu-
moral services wcrn h"ld at the home
vstnr,lai. afternoon. and the remains
u.nrc hid II rcs, Ia Il" lit."n cemetery.
rnlloN,d by a large rnncoursG OF
friends and rcighbors, who kne" and
loved her n life.
william Lynch, cf Bcl,airc. Is sp"nc-
inn ! Gov. days with his sister, Mrs.
Elmer MnGrc in the East End.
Tho remains Of Caldwell Dunn, who
died in South Dakota, were laid 10 rest
in the Union cemetery here Wednesday,
Mrs. W. :. Gillian received word on
Tuesday from her brother. Charles
BARNES. whom She has not hoard from
since last September. Charles states
that he Is in North Russia. and he Is on
,oyinR good health. He says IT Is good
old winter time there. The letter was
dated December 20. 1918.
Those from a distance who attended
The funeral OF Mrs. Chas. Grooves were
Hurry Cameron and sister Miss Olive or
Cambridge, Mrs. Elsie Scott and three
sons Fred, Herbert and Carl Scott and
vito of New Philadelphia, nr. and Mrs.
VI, s. Barnes OF huntsville, W. Va and
Mrs. Ross Calvert Of Marion. Ohio.
Fl. G.. WRllar and r L. Scattlcs. OF
GAINESVILLE. were here on business yes-
tertiay.
Leave items for the Intelligcnccr a,
Croft Kcnncy's barber shop
Frank Miller. Of GAINESVILLE. was
hero yesterday on business.
NJ, l.. Blackburn and family OF Mar
tins Ferry. are visiting relatives on
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Ear! ,;hlor. ~ cincinnati. w"s Cairo
here, r'ri,la,. "n .r."uu"r -: ~" illness -
his brothc-. C%~iI E;h."". u: En>| MAIN
street.
ANDY schnfrr. wha has h"",i S:H'i"n'd
a, Camp sherman. r"rciv'''i H. .i'srh'"E''
.,d returned 10 ~: hrrIc hrr'' ':.iur>'l"'.
Harry r'orbn AZ the E"!i" H"r!r'm""i
Of III. =. :. Na"% ina" r""''i|"I hi' AZ
charge AMI rriu-n"i +" III h"n'" on
Walnut, street. FRIDAY.
Misa Luu 'Iin". ~ West MAN <'''."''
ba. hccu visiting her *!s'"r Airs. Charles
Porter. " Nrw i'a.ah"ir!i;H.
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FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
WILL NOT DROP HERE
BEFORE LATE SPRING
GREENsrUFE HIGHER HERE THAN
FOE MANY YEARS, DECLARES
VETERAN LOCAL DEALER-
All Products Now Coming trcni South
and wes-Behooves All t. Have
Backyard GArlon.

According 10 i veteran local whole
s.,lr nrndurr dealer. who has been IL
business hcr., tor nearly tw" Scor> Yeas.
there - Ht:lr probability II the price
Of vegetables ard fruit dropping IN f'ric"
IN this community for RI least 80 days.
and then the chances arr, that ;hcr" viii
r,u. To-. 4 rrratrrinl drrl!ac IN this pro-
Iuc. In rnct according lo n" speaker.
hero will be no material reduction III me
otirtarInus for vcGrt tables in this gee
ion urL,l the home product is IN INC
market. which will he ln'r in IN" Spr'rE'
or course, there will h" Some early h";An
vegetables about the time tho practi'a'
j"k,r gets busy with his April tn"I
stunts. hu, rot enough "f such horh"
green STUFF 10 effect thc d"rn"sti" cor
L..
Tho veteran produrc man said That
vrrtta hi.S and fruits. as whnl". tse
hi.:h"r n: present than h. ran recall III.
his 81 years experience. il" atir::nii' :
rhrr,, reasons for such: Tn" hlrk"hrd
rroy,ur season IL tho south. tho "n""'
Iunus ..xrnrratIuns. especially % fr'li.
aud the rro,itc-rS who arc "within m:
law"
In fur, her commenting on n" p"SFjm-
is,ir situation, tnr speaker said ma al
IMn rrccrstufr and fruits n IN" local
market rtow arr coming from tn SoE'h'
west and California. " thin M Hal
several weeks ihrS" will hr $uHrlaHtrd
hr v"r.luhl. and fruit from III" MOST
north, RI sections. when there VII "' Il
sight DION III quNtatinrS. Then 'lh''iF.
,L,. lyI,. rrra.urI. II rrh"nves all VIII"
have, pIu,:; "a ground h"h.nG tn"ir h"'n":'
- r.Yt every foot nj /; III a garden. hers
in 4
rf l..
Following ar. 'hc VI g",LbIas and fruit
op,,n.inuS issued yesterday FIR Wheel
irr Y'hr first figures given ar" ~
wholesale. followed by III" retail quota
tlomS
Vegetables.
whi,r POTATOES. -. hushcl bag. Sc:
peck. 80 cents
Swc", potatoes. basket. s.: S and 10
cents pr pound.
Cnhtnee. pound. 81: cent?: NounH. :
Cabbage tnew,, crate. s1.9o; pound. 5
cr:IL&.
carrots. rcr hushAl. $50: PER pick.
co cents.
i.rttur>. pound. - aud &c cents: -
cents.
rnul.rInw.r .-ra'.. s2o3 - ard &C
r"ntS r;Cn.
s,..nnarh. pr hnsh"', 500; p"r h':>''' l.
81,
ka!n. h.rr.i. $500: -? r"n;s Yer
. "o"i,i
Fruits.
.;ra%,. f-u.;. crate. ii.;h and SEC;
! =" ana T. "'H;S "nrn.
| r,raur.>. lux. sjdo ard *7-hn:. - cents
-" i":"r.
/ l.ct.rt.s. t., SO" and $50; 20 cents
! per d"E''. >,
,,..,l... l,rra:. & - AMI 'l.h0: a
: cents y hnir;".ch.
B E7.Ihrrn. hHrdI". 30 CENTS. IN cents
, stalk.
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TOLEDO GRAuJ.

TnI.EI'r. ohio. Feb. @I.--'N"r"7Sc"'l-'-
ur..,i, ,..h aid February. %,,i.,n: March.
E"lr'. Arrii. 500.
81. ..;r.-l'rirr cash an! March. $1C.I".
Tilrn, hy~~l'rimc rash aid. si.'2ig:
u".y. 49,: frhruar" and March. 80:
Nae. $4.Gn: Ma. $i.G2i%; SePt"frD'r
9: Is. nriunrr. SI.3s.
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a. p,csovtcrian Church.

irrrdcni !. Knox montgomery %
Muskingu:u ''"llrcc. will "rrury inc i'E'-
nit rc ~" rr"$hytcTian church Sahnh'"
n,orninr and evening. and VII! "H-
.;ouhtcdIy hc greeted l'y large c"nGT"e"-
lions. In III" ;,'i"-na"n ~ i "ri"'" l."
VII de:;rrr IN ad,lr"ss 10 IN" mon o.
Dorncsv!Il" ana vicinity upon ! Hr
Hrnl Ct Tho !!rur. and I'll" Man I" M'"'
IT," His ,n1rn;nx subject viii! hr NJ
T,ity nj IN" Church" and his evening
.-b;c,.t ,.rh.. t'murri,'r Biggest JOB.
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H+nrTroeiich.

Tia nlarri4Eo o: Miss Mary hrtfr' o.
vail, Il g., Mr. Ci"crg" Fro":ich was
'.oimcnizc1 in The ,'nihaii,' Ch"r"i on
Wednesday morning Mr.. t'r4c!i"i! /" -
.,,,, ~ ,.ai"r.inc Froc'irI,. 81 this lacr.
or,, ho,b vn,,ne ptupi" enjoy tn" best
wishes Of their mary tr!"fhS'
Following ~" m"'rlHs" i "'n''nE
,.r.oi,r,.; wos a.-.cd "a; III" bono o: III"
t,-,1c.. r.r.r;s. Among Lins" w!i' A.
,,,I,,, ,hr wedding ;vcrr Misses M:nr'"
ard ,rru.tr Frr"i;y., ard Walter Ei'"-
ling. nr Wheeling.
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HT:W YORK. Feb. "&--Th"-n NJ" u"
further purchases reported ~ IN" l'';''
mark: fur ritw sugar ana prir*& "'t'
unchrrgrd at 7.?$ FIR e"h'rl:""n -
ih.. r":';I"r.
H. rrtincd tho domestic h'm'ri y
only mod"ratn and "t Il hart TO 'Ah"'h
..lar:,r5..r l'ri.e~ ~" uU"hiTT'"! ~ :
FOR c,r,, --41iulLirI 'Gh"r" IS. hi;i"
.Ynarr inquiry N n" mrrkrt 2n! -
rrnors arc eaId "a hn ahl" 81 max"
,.,or,nt .hi7r>ooi. ho'h for domestic and
cNprrt account
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

,inci.>" h"in"r. O. Fair street fu''''''
ucrviccs wi! y" held from u" horne o.
,irs .r;erir:Ih"irnrr M3nda; afternoon IL
y n,,orE r.. II. II. Scott "ffic:H''hS'
irrrr,n"nt vii II" mad. III 'F"'n !'"u"'
cemetery.
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Mrr. Nancy A1dsr1on-

rhr death Of Mrs. Nancy Anderson.
nm nr.d and highly respected Indy, oc-
currrd al the home on WyEc nvenuo on
Friday morning about o'clock, Death
rrlInYing an illness OF complication
81 d,scases. She WIS about 80 years or
arc and leaves one sister. Mrs. Elva
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Entertained.

Tn. members ~ W. l.. ha7rfrtS san
d.v ..,hnrl rlasa entertained their Ell
friends Of tin. hnm" Of Mr.. J.lpn'r'' "h
:.,u,b Lincoln ar"nus. IT," evening was
~rrnI in rI'..;i. a"d games ANA ~ 4
ME hour = !uEch"rn WAS served.
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Standard OIL Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. w. Va. Feb. IS, -.
Furnished The lut"lligcnccr hy \: +.
Mustcn j. Co. mrmbcr% u: n" New frrk
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
~. \Sh,,iiur "a Va
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. ". Va, Feb ~. u
FURNISHED The 1ntelligencer by A n
Nasten & Co. members OF the New York
stock Exchange. National Bank Build
Ing, Wheeling. ". Va Louis F. Brand.
RaSi1en. Partncr-
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High slr"ot.
Ery. Gay will have charge Of the ser
vices in the Christian church Sunda%
evening.
Earl Workman WAS transacting bust
ness in Wheeling yesterday.
u. G.. Strahl contcmplatcs moving 70
;hc l.. s. Israel farm west Of town at an
carly date.
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New York Cotton Market

WHEEL ING. ". Va. Feb. IS. II.
Furnished The Iutel!.grnccr by 4. F..
AraStcu q Co. members % tn" N"T YORK
STOCK Exchange. National IanE Build
Ing. Wheeling, w. Va.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. Feb %s. -. !
Furnished TIL. IatelliSencer b. A E
Masten & Co. rr"Enh"r& NJ the Boston
Stock Exchange National Bank Build
;nc. Wheeling. ".3Na
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Cash quotations: tor'r-No. EH.i'".
s1.S:: No, l. yellow. $500 Ito; NO
yellow. sl.c5 L . l.27.
Oa,s-No. white. 5SA9ssc; stand
ard, 5S% dp6o1sc
Porkz-Nominal-
Lard-s25.65. ...
Ries-$24.5c 1880.
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PETROLEUM.

Oh, CITY. r.. !':n. 2S.-C7cdtt Nai-
ances. 81. Run. 1"n.%96; average. -
aI4. Shipments. 1866; average. 80
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

TJfEE1. ING. w Va. Feb. IS. IA.
FURNISHED Tho ln;"lligcnccr by y. r.
Ma.i~: :: o.. members II the Pittsburgh
SrYcK Exchange National Bank BuIld-
in:,, Wa"rl4AE. ". Va.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. Feb. %. Is.
Furnished The Iutelligcnccr by A; z:
Hasten & Co. members or thn Ne" lGrh
Stock Exchange. Eattonal oa''h HO1'u
ny Whcel!ug V. Va
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING, W. Va F.;'. - ~.
Only quotation list Wheeling St"cs
Exchange, compiled cur the lntcliIgen'
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Total sales - ono shares.
ra-5, SE1 1915 00n

Total Sales t1NPV S.taEnS.
Bonds s51.I2s.enn.
(l>-ReGular quarterly dividend sl.IS
and T5c cxt-a per share. payahl" April ,.
S2>-Regular quarterly dividend $3.50
per aharr. payable March 30.
fs)-ReSular quarterly dividend $50
p<e-- Sharc. pa?:,hi" March 20.
(4)-EX-ri GhtS.
tsl-Rcguia- quarterly dividend $50
prr share. pavahis April l.
f6)-Ragu!ar quartet" Dividend 1875
and 800 extra p"c share. payable
March 80.
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RL|zzARDPUTS
Up CORN PRICE

CHICAGO. Feb. 2S.--Blizzard condl-
tions prevailing ia the west tended To-
dey 70 lift the value OF corn. AID 50 100
did apparently l"sScn"d chances tAit
tho hog price minimum would ." ~,
r,nvr,i Tho market closed :!rln. :. H'i''
lower 10 an advance oC ccn: WITH May
125G ~ l.25a. and Iuly l-2l* I"
1.c1;... Oats finished unchanged t" 80
higher and provisions unchanged 10
gain OF soc 49,,
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Free Burkburnett TriT

(This coupon must be mailed before Midnight june 81
1919 To be Waldo
John C. Crossman, Trustee,
Maudella Petroleum Co.
Suite 30l -SO3 Nueces Hotel, Corpus Christi Texas
Please find enclosed subscription OF 81 900 n payment
for 100 shares Of the Par Value of Per Share o the CAPE
tal stock Of the Maudea Petroleum COMPANY a Joint
stock Asocation n consideration of this subscriptions
it my understanding that YOU TO allow my expenses
from the place where this subscription mailed TO Wichita
Falls and Burkbune Oil Fields and return providing said
trip is made before june 20 1919 and my total expense
docs not exceed $4,000.
Name ......
Address .......... j., s..
X. T. d. .......
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We are Marking Time on Two Drilling Wells


Offer confined alone Corpus
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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-12-03
Yl''IKI.ll|l1

I Dagny Anderson left for Warren
Tuesday morning to visit with relatives
and friends and also to attend the
Swedish play given there. She return
! ed home Wednesday evening.
William Forsberg went to the cities
! Tuesday evening for an indefinite stay.
given by the Swedish Ladies' Aid was
a decided success. The parcels and
lunch sold Melted about $1,000.
Reyerends Olson from CrOOkstOn, and
Andreen. left Viking the fore part of
last week, after having, conducted a
series of instructive Evangelical meet
I-ings. 81
Eli Melve, who has been employed in
Dakota for some time, passed thru
Viking enroute to his home in New
Solum, Wednesday Of last week.
c. Ruds were entertained at Ed
Krohn's Thanksgiving Day.
LUDWIG Loge left for Kansas City,
Mo-, last week to attend all automobile
training school during the winter
months.
r. NJ. Nelson was Warren caller
one day Of last week.
Esther Anderson, of Warren, spent
Thanksgiving Day at her home here.
Mesdames M. Tangquist, G. Peterson
went to Warren Saturday to visit for
"a few days with their sister, Mrs.
OstrOm
Geo. Bugge, from south of Viking, re-
turned home Friday from Thief River
Falls, having been laid pat the hos
pital there for some time.
The Fred Larson family and Herman
Anderson were Thanksgiving Day visit
Ors at Chas. LarsOn's.
Harvey and Morris Halvorson, Ed.
Biglow and Benney Halv0rson attend
ed dance in Thief River Falls We'd
nesday evening.
Ed. Krohn, employed as a carpenter
at Alvarado, celebrated Thanksgiving
at his home here.
The Swedish Ladies' Aid meets with
Mrs. A. Styrlund Thursday, Dec. 18th.
Everybody welcome.
Several Viking boys attended the ric-
rae social in Ellerth Wednesday even
ing.
The Chas Lindell family were pleas
antly entertained at DR.. Lindquists
Sunday.
Jess Hanson, Of Newfolden,A spent
Thanksgiving Day at his home in
Viking.
Myrtle Krohn, who attends high
school in Thief River Falls, visited at
her home over Thanksgiving.
We are having quite cold weather at
present The thermometer has regis
tered as high as SO degrees below zero.
Frank, who has for some time been
working in3 Parkers Prairie, Mimi,
visited at his home several days Of last
week.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-12-03
ROSEWO GOD
THANKSGIVING SURPRISE
BRINGS LARGE CROWD

a delightful Thanksgiving surprise
party was rendered Mr.. and Mrs. Is. Is
Sagmoen at their home last Thursday
evening when eighty-six Of their friends
and neighbors quietly assembled in
town and at about 8 80 p. m. marched
to their home and with volley Of
shouts Of surprise brought the inhabit-
ants to the scene. The evening was
very agreeably spent in listening to
music, singing and conversing with
friends, and at IL o'clock dainty
luncheon which had been brought along
by the ladies was served. An envelope
containing about $50 was presented to
Mr.. and Mrs. Sagmoen in remembrance
of the event. The party was arranged
by Mr. and Mrs. Benl!lrd Ranum and
Nina Anderson
Mr. and Mrs Hilmer Larson and
daughter, Helen, of Battle Lake, and
Miss Patterson, arrived here last Wed
nesday to spend Thanksgiving at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Patterson
south Of town; Mr.. Patterson is a
sbrOther-in-law to Mr. Larson. They re-
turned on Thursday evening. ss
Mrs. John Erickson and children,
Helen and Marven, of Sanborn, N. D.,
are spending week here as guests with
Mrs. Erickson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
B. SagmOen, and other relatives.
John Bloom is confined to the War
rem hospital this week to undergo an
abdominal operation. The operation
proved successful and he lis. expected
home in a, few days.
George Olson returned last week to
Wannaska, after spending few weeks
here visiting with the A. Axelson folks.
Nels Axelson left last week for the
lumber camps north of Bemidji, where
he expects to be employed this winter,
Thor Sevaldson left on Thanksgiving
for Warren, where he will be employed
for some time.
{ The third annual meeting of the
Rosewood Live Stock Shipping Assoc
citation will be held at the Rosebank
school building on Saturday, Dec. 18th,
at 2 p. m. s4
Mrs. Jens Severson and son Selmar,
of Thief River Falls, spent few days
this week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G. Vorseth.
Henry Stengels0n, Henry Sagmoen
and Chester Dolls, students at Thief Ri
yer Falls high school, spent their
Thanksgiving vacation with parents
here.
Peder SOrenson was at Warren be
tween trains last Friday, on business.
i Selmer Haugen and liver Westby Jr.
left on Monday morning for Viking,
where they spent the day on business.
Mrs Anton Gulseth, Of Viking, ar
rived here on Saturday evening for an
over Sunday stay with her Brother, G.
J. Nordhagen, south Of town.
Mrs. 0. NJ. Holson and daughter, Miss
Lilly, left last Saturday for Viking
where Lilly is employed, after spending
the Thanksgiving holidays with the c.
Mellem family here. r>5.N.=,,:s'
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Holm left NJ on
Wednesday evening for Thief River
Falls to attend directors meeting of
the Rosewood Farmers State Bank: q
Dick Hall has, according to REPORTS
purchased another farm northeast ID
Viking and to which he will move This
spring. It,