Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-04-07

Owing to the high water, bad roads
and weather conditions Alvarado's
Market Day and Combination Sale has
been postponed until Saturday. April
18th.
Mrs. Johnny Peterson, Of Warren,
spent Monday between trains with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Markuson.
She was accompanied back to Warren
by her mother who spent few days
there
The burial OF Miss Alys Wolberg, who
committed suicide last Friday at Hal
lock while visiting her brother there.
was held in the Elm cemetery Tuesday
afternoon. Deceased was a daughter
OF Mrs. Christine Wolberg, west of the
village, and was quite we'll known
around here. The sorrowing family
has the sympathy of the entire com
munity 49,.
Miss Synneva Christensen, who is
employed at the HI. Hill home, spent a
couple Of days with home folks last
week. "
Misses Ruth Nyblad and Inez John
son. who are attending high school at
Warren. spent their Easter vacation at
their parental homes and returned ito
Warren Monday evening
The Oscar Larson young folks were
entertained at the F. Gehrls' home Sun
day evening.
Mrs. I. n. Lodoen and son, Erling,
was in Warren last Friday having
dental work done. They also called at
the And. Melgard and Rev. TOlleys
homes.
John Engstrum and Fred Christensen
autoed to Big Woods Monday with the
intention of going over to the latters
farm, but were unable to get there on
account of high water. F. Christensen
and family will move with household
goods next.
George and John Berg called at the
Nels Markuson home Sunday afternoon
Miss Hannah Larson visited at the
NJ. O. Johnson home Monday.
Mrs. Percy Howes and child, of Min
neapolis. arrived Tuesday morning tC
attend the burial Of her late sister, Alys
Wolberg.
Ole Berg was visitor at the l. n
Lodoen home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Hans Larson returned home
after having visited at the Sathre home
in Big Woods for about two weeks.
To- H. c. Azure was village visitor a
few days last week.
Misses Agnes Sands. Ollie Porten
Amanda Hagglund, Astrid Pearson and
Lenna Edman returned to their schools
in Fargo and Moorhead Monday morn
ing, having spent the Easter vacation
at their homes here.
Bill Bergan made Il business trip to
Ralph Machie's Monday.
Mrs. Alfred Sands returned home
few weeks visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. Azure. of Oslo.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Norwegian
Lutheran church will be entertained at
the G. 0. Holt home Thursday after
noon. April 18th. All are welcome.
Ole Azure who is employed at Argyle
spent Easter Sunday with parents neal
Oslo and with his sister, Mrs. II. Sands
and family.
Mr.. WeStlund conducted his farewell
sermon in the Swedish Lutheran church
! Sunday evening. He left for Lancaster
| Tuesday evening. where h viii conduct
services in The Swedish church there
| for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs Jalmer Skoglund, Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Nystrom called on Mr.
| and Mrs. Peter Meline Sunday after
| noon.
Callers at Oscar LarSOn'S on Sunday
were: Oscar Pam, from Wannaska
Emil Hill. Ole Azure, Dan Ostrand ant
Engen Swanberg. :
| Bergs. Sands and Larson's youns
folks spent Il very pleasant evening a
Gehrl's Saturday.
Oscar Palm. from Wannaska, is visit
| ing his relatives near Alvarado.
Martin Be;,rdson is now back OH his
| farm after spending the winter at War
| rem. o.
Alma Anderson is now back home
after teaching several months of school
at Fork. "
4 bunch OF young folks were seen OF
the way to I.;lrson's one evening.
Rev. c. II Ekblad arrived last Sat.
urday from his. visit to Silver Hill
Alabama. fr1m which place he has a
| call to take charge Of the Baptist
church there for second time. He
also made stop overs at Chicago. Red
Wing and St Paul. He reports having
had an enjoyable trip.