Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-08-04
VIKING
SURPRISE ON STUDENT

Last Sunday evening at the Swedish
Mission church the people OF Viking
LOOK occasion to surprise Student David
Segerstrom, who has been here during
Inc the past TWO months teaching par
on sundays. After the usual evening
services in which Student Seeerstrom
nad preached his farewell sermon, Rev
presented him with an envelope con-
tanning $62.25 as a mark of apprecia-
ton for the work he has done. Mr..
segerstrom arose and replied with
t%e kindneass s fhnsnhnS m sincerely for
room doors OF the church were thrown
open where two tables were set with q
very delicious luncheon of which every
one one. part9ok: While here Student Seq
by al, and the esteem and best wishes
OF the community follow him to the
seminary where he will this year COM
plete MS work. Before going back to
preaching the gospel at different places
In the Red River Valley.
Last Sunday at the Swedish Mission
S Tnwa d. class Of four girls and six
Lille Axelson, Vivian Anderson, Esther
Drotts: Florence Tangquist, Carl Lar
son. Clarence Benson, Victor Lindquist,
clarence Tangquist. Carl Franson, Rob-
Several Viking people autoed to
Grand Forks Saturday evening and Wis
tied with friends over Sunday.
Miss Helen Larson Of Warren, Sun
dayed with her home folks.
Miss Ida Peterson returned to War
rem last week after visiting for some
time at the E. Styrlund home.
Or. and Mrs. Lindquist and baby
where they will attend the funeral Of
the formers brother Elmer Lindquist,
one of the nations heroes who died in
e Germap n.y. April 2, 1919 and whose
in the United States. Interment will
be made in Minneapolis where Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lindquist have their home.
Neil AXelsOn and Walter Lindell, of
Oslo, spent Sunday at their homes in
Viking.
Saturday. July "a. the Ladies Aid Of
the Swedish Mission church held their
annual auction sale in the church. Mr.
Pihlstrom, of Warren, conducted the
sale in very amiable manner. The
proceeds Melted for lunch and sale were
approximately $125.00.
The e. o. Styrlund family and Annie
Larson autoed to Lake Itasca last Fri
day and remained over Sunday visiting
with Oscar Hansen's who are spending
several weeks outing at the lake.
Several of the south of Viking people
attended meetings in Holt Sunday.
The S. S. Nordgaard family and Miss
Hilda Hanson autoed to Rosewood
Thursday evening of last week to sur
prise Mrs: Carl Bloom on her birthday
O
The local ball team played Helgeland
at Viking Sunday afternoon. Viking
came out victorious, the scores being
5-14. Sunday, July Is, the locals were
beaten in game 80 at Newfolden.
Mrs. Christ Samuelson returned home
last week from Helgeland where she
has spent some time visiting friends.
Last Tuesday the confirmation class.
accompanied by Rev. Drotts, autoed to
Warren to have pictures taken.
Next Sunday at Viking the local
baseball team will play Newfo1den.
Don't fail to come.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Olson returned
home from Grand Forks this week
where they have visited with friends
for some time.
The farmers have been busy haying
for some time. Harvesting has also
begun.
: Ed: Biglow is drilling a we'll at the
Chas. Peterson farm.
= Miss Esther Halvorson returned
home from Grand Forks last week
where she has been taking music les
sons.
>. In printing the news last time mis-
take was made in the score of Marsh
Grove and Viking ball game. 1t was
1914 in favor of Viking instead of IA
to IA as printed.
congregational Church Of Rosewood
Rev. Werner Drotts, Pastor.
Services will be held next Sunday at
II A. M. and P. M. Sunday school at
10 A. M. All are welcome.