Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-11-19
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Mrs Everett Evans formerly Clara
Wang returned to her home,at Wlnnf-
peg last week, after short visit with
relatives and friends in West Valley.
The English Ladies Aid will meet in
the school house basement next Sun
day afternoon, Nov. 23rd. Mrs. Baker
and Mrs. Ben Johnson will entertain.
All are cordially invited at attend.
The Mission church held their auc-
! ton sale last Tuesday and report it to
have been a successful one
"A. w. Person left efor Thief River
Falls on, Monday to- attend a creamery
Institute short course. 3s8s 5s.
| Rev. Ordahl will conduct services in
! the p. O. Hansons school house in West
Valley on Sunday, Nov. 23rd, at Ii a.
M, at the West Valley church at 3 81.
NJ, and at the Ellerth church at, z 80
Ip. M. $S5.s s5s
John Blankswitch returned home
from the Mound Sanitorium last week
but his condition has not improved
He suffers from some kind Of sickness
that has affected his neck, which the
local doctors do not seem to be able to
cure. K
Mr.. and Mrs. o. b. Stamnes in West
Valley, were pleasantly surprised on
their silver wedding day. a sum Of
money and fine present were left as
remembrance OF the day.
Thanksgiving Day is drawing near
and the different communities are
hustling their work along to be sure to
make the festival grand one. "A
cordial invitation is extended to espec-
tally the soldiers and their parents, sis
tiers and brothers. Be sure to be there
at II a. m. sharp. All are welcome.
Mrs. r. Vik returned from trip to
Aberdeen, s. D., where she has been
visiting old acquaintance and relatives.
Mrs. M. knudson, from West Valley,
visited in this vicinity last Sunday.
Mrs. Hans Hagen and Mrs. j. O..
White and Raymond Baker returned
to Glencoe last Friday. The two ladies
have visited at Bakers and Butterfoss'
the last two weeks. Raymond accom-
panied them for q short stay there. ~
Miss Ida Thompson and special
friends made q trip to Thief River
Falls last week.
VIM Wikstrom left for Thief River
Falls last Friday to be operated on for
appendicitis.
| Wala Bergren left for Argyle on Sat
urday to stay till Xmas time
Emanuel IsaacsOn made a business
trip to Thief River Falls on Saturday.
Andrew Nilsson, from Brooks, Alta.
Canada, is visiting in this vicinity.
: Robert Gerenson left for Warren on
Tuesday evening, after a short visit
with the N. O. Strandquist family.
Theodore Underdahl made trip to
Fargo and Crookston last week.
Ole Rope, from Strathcona, was q
business translator In town Tuesday.
Mons Lindbak, r. Dispa and family
and Albert and Richard Pake, from
Germantown, came down for short
visit at I. j. Setten's last week.
Mr.. Erickson, from Bronson, left fol-
his home on Friday, after q short visit
at Judd Thompson's
Mrs. Anna Erickson left for Thief
River Falls on Wednesday for brief
stay.
The basket party at the Oakdale
school house was a successful one and
netted clear profit Of $50. Well done
ions Sjodin is reported very sick.
Miss Rodin returned to her school
duties OH Monday, after attending hel
sisters funeral at Minneapolis last
week.
Mrs. ]. E. Husting and son Steve, at
tended the church bazaar at Stephen
last week and due to the heavy snow
storm had to make their hOmeward TRIP
nv train via FmnrS0n
I Mrs. Ed. Stennes went to Halstad tC
visit her old home on Sunday evening.
Emil Elseth left for Seattle and
Spokane, Wash, on Tuesday evening
to visit with parents, and to avoid the
effects of the cold winter.
If looking for toys and other notion
articles call at Miss 0. Rockies Millin
|ery and Notion Store She also has 8
small supply Of winter hats left to dis
pose of.
Conrad Storeby left for Thief River
Falls on Tuesday evening to spend some
4 time s
A lady representative from the State
School at Owatonna, Mimi, visited q
few homes in this vicinity on Monday.
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