Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-01-22
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A Surprise Party.

when several loads of people drove up
to the Eric Olson farm residence, they
being made up Of neighbors and friends
Of said carl A. and Agnes Olson, NEW
| " weds). Everybody was very cor
daily received by Eric Olson and other
members Of the house and, after every
body was comfortably seated, Mr.. John
Berg said a few we'll chosen words
explaining the purpose Of the party
and extending heartiest congratula-
tions on behalf of the members of the
party. He also presented a sum Of.
$4,000 in money as a remembrance
Among other things Mr. Berg said was
that, best Of all, is that they, the
newly weds, are going to make their
home in our midst and did not get
married and go away as SO many do
Mr.. and Mrs. Olson responded in ex-
pressing their appreciation to their
many friends.
The afternoon was spent in CONVEX
sation and in serving. Of lunch by the
ladies. A few selections were sung by
Mrs. Olson, who is very accomplish
ed soloist.
Carl A. Olson, son Of Eric Olson,
pioneer farmer Of Foldahl is young
man with clean record, has held
many positions of trust, among which
is that Of president of the Farmers
Club, etc. S.is,.. \s. s.t+
We do not know how Newfolden
likes it but we know they have been
robbed Of one Of their fairest maidens.
Miss Agnes Hanson is daughter Of
Carl Hanson, banker Of Newfolden,
formerly of Warren, where he held the
Office Of register Of deeds for Marshall
county. She has been teaching school
in District No. 1O6 of Foldahl. The
young couple have our heartiest con-
gratulations
By the looks of this beautiful wealth.
er, we may, perhaps, expect to travel
around with Fords and automobiles
pretty soon.
81 A big fat little baby boy arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. LOT
gren, Jan. 18th. All concerned are
doing fine.
Mr.. and Mrs John e. johnson and
children visited with Mrs Johnsons
parents last Sunday
b. Andeen's and P. skoglund's have
fully recovered from the ''flu''
Alfred Elseth and family visited at
e. Anderson's last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Lewis were War
rem shoppers last Thursday
Mrs. Anton Syean was taken sud-
denly i'll last Friday; she was little
improved last Saturday but it was
with sadness we heard that she had a
very bad spell early Monday morning.
Hope recovery will be speedy. .zEse
Levi Walfred and Oscar Larson,
Jacob Andeen and Charley Skoglund,
called at Levi G. Johnson's last Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. Il. Swanberg and
children called at Jakob P. Janson's
last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Larson called
at Mr.. Larson's parental home Sunday
last.
Mrs p Skoglund and son Name Wis
tied E. Andeen's Sunday
Nurse Kathryn Skoglund returned to
her work at the Warren Hospital Jan.
18th, after having nursed her relatives
successfully back to health.
Pete Gustafson and family visited at
Theo Lofgren's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Larson called
at Theo Lofgren's Sunday.
Mrs. Louis johnson, of Marsh Grove,
has been visiting at Peter Larsons for
a couple of days.
Charley Skoglund called on his
friend and former schoolmate, Ole
Johnson, Sunday afternoon.
Ole johnson was also entertained at
Levi G.. Johnson's Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Lofberg from
Bloomer are visitors at Mrs Lofberg's
parental home, Mr.. and Mrs. John O.
Haugen.
Word has been received from Louis
Lofgrens, Pinebur, Miss, that they are
feeling fine and expect to visit Califor-.
MIA in the near future.
From Another Correspondent
Everyone is enjoying the winter
weather fine. 8
Olaf Hamstad came up from Valley
City, N. Oak, on Thursday to visit
with relatives and friends z..ss.
Freda Hedquist from Argyle is visit
ing with Mrs. Ole Malm. -.j;
Haugen young folks and Olaf Ham
stad called at Mains Friday evening.
Mrs. Anton Svean is seriously III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Lofberg and
daughter Adeline from Bloomwood are
visiting with Mrs. Lofbergs parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. @. Haugen for few
days. s 5.
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Malm and son,
Raymond and Freda Hedquist called at
Haugen's Monday evening.