Warren sheaf., 1919-02-05
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went to Warren last Tuesday on busi-
ness.
Miss Hilma Turnlund and Harry
Carlson accompanied by Carl Turnlund,
left for Warren Wednesday. 1t was re-
ported in this vicinity that the two
parties concerned, Miss Turnlund and
Mr.. Carlson, were quietly married at
Warren and from there departed on
their honeymoon for st. Paul, where
they are visiting with relatives of Mr..
CarlsOn's. Miss Turnlund is highly
esteemed young lady of North Com
stock, and the groom is a prosperous
young farmer, also from that vicinity.
This community extend to the happy
couple, hearty congratulations and wish
them joy and happiness thru life.
Mrs. Christ Clausen, who has been
visiting relatives in Thief River Falls,
returned home Saturday.
Miss Helen LOen arrived here from
Halma, Mimi, Saturday morning to
visit at her parental home over Sunday
and also to see her brother Carl, whom
she had not seen since his discharge
from the navy short time ago.
The following were invited out to
Frank Sedlacek's Sunday evening: Mrs.
Clara Torgeson, Mr.. and Mrs. P. J.
Bauer Mr.. and Mrs W0lhaupt, Frank
and Maria Strobe, Selpha and Clar-
ence Torgeson, Bessie Yuergens and
i Olga BlOomness. Owing to the cold
weather, the following did not go: Mrs.
Clara Torgeson and Mr. and Mrs. P. J.
Bauer The remaining went and ex-
pressed themselves as having had a
very enjoyable time, passing the even
ing in playing cards, while Miss Tillie
Sedlacek played several selections Oh
the piano. A delicious lunch was SER
we'd after which they all departed for
home
A Whist party was formed and or
ganized at the Wolhaupt home, where
progressive Whist was played last Sat-
urday evening, by the following: Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Wolhaupt, Charley
Anderson Bessie Yuergens, Selpha Tor
geson, Olga Bloomsness, OlOf Christian
son, Nels Lund, Frank Stroble, Carl
Loen, Clarence Torgeson and Joe Shell
stad.
Mrs. Alex Cote accompanied by her
motherin-law spent Friday in Warren
doing some shopping and visiting with
Mrs. COte's daughter, Mrs. Fred Land
greder.
Charley Anderson, of Angus, spent
Saturday and Sunday with his aunt
and uncle, MI. and Mrs. H. Wolhaupt.
He returned home Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. O. Huset visited at
the home Of MI. and Mrs. Bernt
Christianson's Sunday afternoon.
There was a. decisive change in
weather since the 1st Of February. It
certainly is noticeable after having had
such splendid weather the past month.
It is reported that Mr. and Mrs. O. J.
Huset and children soon will move to
Strandquist, where Mr.. Huset is at
present, having taken charge. of the
hardware store there. We regret the
loss of another family from our COM
munity, but wish them well in their
new home.
A carload of stock was shipped from
here Saturday. Archie Carlson went in
charge.
Miss Tillie Sedlacek went to Warren
Saturday to take her music lessons at
the college,
Miss Maud Dean was Warren visit
or Saturday.
Frank Strobe went to Warren Mon
day to consult the dentist
Harry Sedlacek returned to Warren
Monday to resume his studies at the
high school:
Mrs. Hugo Monroe visited with Mrs.
Henry Wolhaupt the early part of Sat
urday evening.
Christ Eskildsen left Monday evening
for Strandquist, to spend few days
with his family there
Olof Christianson left Monday even
ing for Strandquist, where he will take
charge of the Hardware Store there.
while a. J. Huset will return here to
help pack his household goods.