Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-03-26

listening for some time the bride and
groom came out and invited the must
clans In. Those present report having
spent a very pleasant evening.
Sheriff Hanson, Of Warren. was 8
business caller here several DAYS OF last
week. Is
Alfred Loge and Harry Peterson were
business callers in Warren Friday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Linduuist were
pleasant Sunday visitors at f. Ander-
sons.
Chas. Lindell and son Walter, trans
acted business in Oslo the fore part of
last week.
! Rev. SkOgerbO came out from Thief
River Falls and held services in the
Norwegian church Sunday afternoon
and evening.
Doctor Lindquist was professional
caller in Warren Saturday.
Mrs Turnquist and Miss Tecla Tor
route to Warren last week to attend the
funeral of Mrs. e. Tornell.
s. S. NOrdgaard received a telegram
that his father had died. Mr. NOrd-
gard left Tuesday to attend the tuner
al.
The Chas. Larson family moved to
their new home last week, namely the
A. Westerlund old'place.
!! A number of farmers from here at
tended the auction sale held at the
HalvOr Johnson place last week.
The Restaurant and Park Hotel are
now opened up after having been closed
for some time, due to the proprietors
being sick with the "fu".
Alfred Nelson, who has been at home
for some time recuperating from a
broken arm, left for Warren last week
to resume his work at the March Farm.
John Gustafson's received telegram
last week stating that their son, David,
who was reported missing in action, is
killed in action. Thus another of our
noble young men have given his life on
the altar of his country. Peace to his
memory.
Misses Alyera Axelson and ISigne and
Lille Lindquist spent Sunday after
noon with the F. Anderson girls
Services were held in the Swedish
Mission church last Sunday forenoon.
Walter Lindquist has accepted posi-
ton as mail carrier on Route. 2 in Oslo.
He left Thursday to commence working
at said place.
The Viking people were both shocked
and grieved last week to hear the sad
news that Mrs. 3. TOrnell, Of Warren,
had succumbed to pneumonia. She was
well known among the Viking people,
having spent her girlhood days at her
parental home here. Her brother, Aug
Peterson, and Mr.. and Mrs "A. TOrnell
attended the funeral held Thursday.
Mr.. Hanson, of Thief River Falls
was business caller here last Thurs.
day in regards to the Tribune, which
he is soliciting subscribers for.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nelson and family
Ispent Thursday evening in Thief River
Falls.
Mrs. +. Styrlund entertained the
L0ge and e. Styrlund families, anG
Misses f. Eckblad and M. HalvorsOr
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nelson spent Mon
day evening in Thief River Falls.
Mrs p. o. Peterson returned Mon
day evening from Warren, having stay
ed at e. Tornell's home during theil
recent illness.
The many friends Of Mrs. O. Hansen
l Will D6 &16U u AuOW ludL Sic 10 6CIIAAe
along nicely, after her operation II
Rochester and was able to leave th,
hospital on Sunday.
Miss Belvina Johnson and Arthur
Rud were in town Friday evening.
Miss Breese returned Saturday from
Thief River Falls to resume her schoo
work in Dist. No. 80.
Ed: Sorenson's moved out to theil
farm last Friday. .>4.
Carl Kulseth is remodeling the In
terror Of his confectionery store. New
ice cream booths have been made ant
EVERY thing has received a coat Of paint
Rev. Drotts drove to Comstock las
Friday to hold the funeral services @
Mr. Turnlund.
Mission Church Of wilkins.
WERNER DROTTS, pastor,
Services will be held next Sunday q
the N e. schoo1house Of New Maine. g
1880 a. M, and in the Temperance Hal
OF West Valley at 8 p. m. 81 .5z y
The confirmation class will meet q
lSjogren's, New Maine, next Saturda!
i at p. M. and the Ladies' Aid tn,
Il same day at the same place at p. m.