Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-11-05
MARRI GEES

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Mr.. Byron Wager and Miss Altha
Newton We're married at the N. e. par
sonage IN this city by Rev. Y. p. Nit.
chell, OH Saturday, Nov. at Loo
o'clock p. m. Both contracting parties
are from Grygla. N this county. They
will make their future home at st. Hill
aire.
b Alvin j. Walden, of Cavalier Co, n.
c. and Inga Olson, OF Ramsey Co,
D., We're married by Rev. X. Winberg.
at the home Of the pastor in this city.
on Nov. at g 30 p m. The happy
couple were attended by Roy G. Burton
and Myrtle Winberg. They will make
their home at Nekoma, N. d.
Hjalmer 7. Porten and Alma Berg
man were united in marriage at the
Swedish Lutheran parsonage in War
rem by Rev. IS. w. Swenson, on Nov. 4.
at 100 p. m. Miss Amy Brunzell was
the bridesmaid and Nick Bergman the
best man. The bride wore a semi-tail-
ored suit Of dark brown broad-cloth
and hat to match. The bridesmaid had
a Toupe satin dress. Both bride and
groom are prominent and highly es-
teemed young people OF Alvarado, the
bride being daughter of Mrs. Anna
Bergman, and the groom son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Porten, well known piO-
neer residents Of that place. '
The happy couple went on wedding
trip to Minneapolis and Fargo, Nd,
and upon their return will be at home
at Alvarado.
Albert Jacobson and Gertrude Bagaas
were married at the Swedish Lutheran
by Rev. s. w. Swenson on
Oct. rs. The witnesses were Andrew
Bagaas and Esther Pearson.
Arvid Erickson and Title Nelson
were united in marriage by Rev. 8. w.
Swenson, at the parsonage, on Nov. /,
at 4 p. m. The witnesses were Chas.
G. Erickson and Anna Erickson.
John Nystrom and Amanda Peterson,
Of Alvarado, were married at the home
OF. Rev., K. Winberg, in Warren, on Oct.
80, at seven o'clock, Rev. W1nberg per
forming thu: ceremony. Emma Lu1eme
burg was the bridesmaid and Albert =.
Peterson the. best man. The happy
couple viii make their home on q farm
in Vega. A host Of friends 81 the newly
welded. pair extend most hearty con
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John A. johnson and Dolly Mae
Stanley were united In marriage at the
home Of Rev. K. Winberg in this city
on Oct. %, at z 80 p: nj, Rev. Winberg
tieing the nuptial knot. A large num-
Der Of friends extend congratulations to
the newly welded couple. They will
make their home in Warren.
Evald X. Momrak and Doris G. Erick-
son were married by Rev. X. Winberg
at the pastors home, on October 81, at
5 p. m. A large circle of friends heart
lily congratulate the newly married
couple and wish much joy and pros
perity in life.
On Thursday afternoon at four
O'Clock, Oct. 80, 1919, at the M. p. par
sonage in Warren, Rev. AZ. p. Mitchell,
the pastor, united in marriage Miss
Cyrene Wilson, Of Oslo, and Mrs Joseph
Tubbs, Of Marshall, MINI The happy
couple were attended by Robert Wilson
and Miss Ida Wilson, brother andgsis-
ter of the bride. Is 81 s., ,s-s
The bride is an esteemed and highly
accomplished young woman, the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs 3. NJ. Wilson, Of
Oslo, Mr.. Wilson being the, editor and
publisher of the Oslo Tribune. The
groom is a prosperous young farmer Of
Lyon county, this state. He is an over
seas service man and was wounded by
a machine gun bullet in the battle of
the Argonne forest.
After the ceremony the bridal party