Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-06-04
leanings
GATHERED FROM THE
HOME FIELD.

Wanted rl.at Hotel Warren:
j. 6. AM strandquist,. was in
the city lass thursday.
+ J.. o. Herrick and N. O. STADIUM were
visitors at: Crookston Friday.
. Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl veblen,
of Hallock, a baby boy, May, 10Th.
Mrs. Carl Weiland and son, Harold,
spent Sunday with friends III Crooks
ton.
4. Levine Bros Co. shipped out a: car
load Of cattle last Saturday valued to
about $1,000. III. s.
Mrs. E.. r. Kezar and son David,
spent Sunday visiting at Mrs. Kezar's
former home at Crookston. 5.
Miss Clara Momyr left Monday even
ing for Thief River Fails, where she
was called for nurse work.
. Mrs. Agnes Hort, Mrs. Gowan, Mabel
and Thomas Gowan, of Oslo, spent
Tuesday here in town shopping.
The Boxville Farmers Club will hold
their annual picnic at the usual place
on the Riverside farm on Wednesday,
June 18th,
Agnes Lundgren left Tuesday for
Argyle, where she played for the Cast
orchestra at, the dance given there
Tuesday evening. u.
A commercial training will bring you
quick returns if you attend Mankato
Commercial College, Mankato, MINI.
Send for catalogue.
Work has been commenced or the
erection of new parish house for. the
SITS. Peter and Paul church. The new
residence will be just south Of. the
church.
Miss Judith Peterson, who has tbeen
teaching at COktato, returned last4Sat-
urday to her home near AlvaFadO,
where she will spend her summer svaca-
ton. III
,.%rs. rsE,
s.. The ,Ffeshian class, chapero1M by,
Lester Peel, SArthur Wallin, Irene
Holmberg and Francis Parker, alitoed
cut TO Middies Rivefl where the olskmill
stands, last Thursday, for an O6fdoor
Picnic. A delicious"spread was Hntoy-
ed. Is;
Il sEwvnlidm Eckstrom, of Stanley, ND.
q brother Of Attorney Eckstrom Sand
Dr. Edward frost, of Moorhead, Mimi,
d brother of Mrs. Eckstrom, spent sew.
eral days visiting at the home of A. N.
Eckstr0m, returning to their homes on
Tuesday. v;
Mrs. Andrew Melgard and son.. Lloyd
George, left Saturday evenings for
Chicago While away Mrs. Melgard
will also visit her old home in I1dtanai
fIn Chicago Size win visit her ID lighter,
Miss Berpice, and her son, Wslter, who
zin the U. s. service. -
f There viii be meeting at the High
! GhQNAnditorium. Monday, June 9th,
lat. s eIcl9f % m.,. for the purpose Of
L,prganhing "a Branch of the Marshall
fBeunty Chapter, American Red Cross,
fat Warren. MINI osAll persons inter
sfnstta1ed Gross are urged to be
Eliza5 Is Haaaop, who has a a I
/ copied. the eition 4s public health
{tslIl1p.ssn of NJ arzhall c81nfy, is expected
\ gifEpl1harrive in Warren hext week to enter
npM1 her duties. Miss Hanson has been
! connected with the Red. Cross organiza-
ton in New York City, during the past
year. She is at present visiting at her
Home in Grove City, MINI.
The heavy wind on Decoration Day
1 brought fine shower late in the after
snoon, which continued through the
Knight The rain was quite general
throughout the valley and as things
were beginning to get quite dry, it was
greatly appreciated. The growing crops
are looking fine at this time and the
outlook is very promising.
A picnic was given for the Senior
CLASS OIE-lHc4 warren -I1lSu OCuOO1 1dSl
Thursday, three miles north of Oslo, on
the Red River banks-a cosy spot was
chosen, where they spread their dinner
In the afternoon they journeyed on tc
Big Woods, where they prepared their
supper before returning home. They
were accompanied by Mrs I. N. Lodoen
of Alvarado.
w. A. Knapp, manager of the joliet
branch Of the Pioneer Land and Loar
i Co. in Illinois, is spending the week in
this city, attending to business matters
in connection with their Office here
Mr.. Knapp by nature is an optimist, q
good thing to be, and just now he il
very optimistic and cheerful on accoun1
of the fine prospects of the Red River
Valley farmers at the present time.
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