Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-01-29
Frank staska, Of. Angus, was in War

Frank staska, Of Angus, was in War
rem Saturday.
g. II. Hopwood will leave tonight on
a little pleasure trip south.
Christ Halvorson, the piano tuner,
was a visitor at Alvarado today.
NJ. r. Keller, Of Argyle, was bust
ness visitor in the city Thursday.
P.#O. Sward, Of Alvarado, attended to
business matters in the city today.
Hilmer Bergstrom and Sam Olson re-
turned Tuesday evening from Drayton,
N. D.
e. j. Olson, one of Foldahl's pioneer
farmers, transacted business here on
Monday.
Attorney B. B. Brett, of Stephen, is
here today attending to business in pro-
bate court.
Ragnor Holm, Of Argyle, was visit
or at the home of his parents in this
city over Sunday
Emil Dahlof spent Sunday at Crook
ston. Mrs. Dahlof and baby are visit
ing with relatives there and Emil spent
the Sabbath with his family.
Chas. f. Sommers, of Finley, N. D.,
arrived in the city Saturday evening.
He will spend short time here re-
ceiving medical treatment at the local
hospital
Emil Skoglund left on Tuesday for
Flaxville, Mont, to close out his farm
ing interests there before moving, to
Tennessee, where he has bought. "a farm
and will make his future home e.
Henry Doe returned last week to his
home near Viking, having been muster
ed out Of army service at Camp Grant.
He was in an artillery regiment in
France but did not see active fighting.
Rasmus Hage, Hans Bake and ]. P.
Goranson will leave tonight on IN. ex-
cursion trip to the Rio Grande Valley
In Texas. Our winter weather is too
mild and pleasant to suit them, per
haps, and they desire little change
81. GsHarman returned this morning
1F6n ;sNeils1f lei finn, Ifvfhefe He spent
"a few days looking after hts extensive
interests at that place. He will leave
for his home at Sycamore, Ill, IN a,
few days. Mr.. Hartman says he has en-
joyed his visit here immensely.
Adolph Johnson, who has been in the
navy, at Newport News, Va, has re-
ceived his release and arrived in the
city this morning for visit with his
parents. Adolph will go back to the
University Of Minnesota to finish his
course, which he, left uncompleted to
serve Uncle Sam.
Mr.. and Mrs John Rue entertained
last Sunday in honor of George Kezar
who recently returned from the train
ing camp. A delicious dinner was SER
we'd and All enjoyable afternoon and
evening was spent. The guests were !:
George and Clarence Kezar, Mrs. A. G..
Kezar, Mr.. and Mrs e. R. Kezar and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Mattson and family.
Swan Lofberg, of Argyle, one Of the
well known pioneers Of the county, was
a visitor in the city last night and call
ed on his many friends and acquaint-
ances during the evening and this morn
ing. Mr.. LOfberg was formerly engaged
in farming but is now in the farm ma
chinery and implement business at
Argyle
France M. johnson returned home
last Saturday from Warren, where he
had undergone an operation for appen-
dicitis, and is again feeling well and
healthy. France says an operation for
the ailment that he had been suffering
with is practically nothing. It Is not
necessary to take any ether or sleeping
potion Of any kind. Now, he says,
they apply local anesthetic which
does not effect any part but the portion
that is treated. France says he was
talking to the doctor all the time and
after the appendix had been removed
he showed it to France while he was on
1.-The operating table. It is getting to be
more and more reasons for q fellow
saying, You can never tell. = Hallock
Weekly News.
NJ. J. Der GET