Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-05-19
Rays of Radiuml. /.

Miss Dorothy Loen came home to
spend the summer vacation with her
parents. Miss Loen has been teaching
near GOnvik, MINI.
| Mrs. Henry Wolhaupt. Mr.. and Mrs.
H. G. Kramer and Miss Emma Blooms
ness enjoyed pleasant evening at the
f. Setback home Saturday.
The Farmers Club meeting at the
Burnside School was we'll attended
Thursday evening. A fine program was
rendered consisting of music-and the
chief feature being all address by At
torney Julius J. Olson, on the nature
and Importance Of the League of Ma
lions. Mr.. OlsOn's talk held the at
tention of all undividedly-and left
each individual with keen under
standing Of the much debated league.
kittle Hunstad and family arrived
the latter part Of the week to visit the
N. Shantzen family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Tomalonas are visit
lily at Ntepnen.
Do not fail to take in the big dance
at Radium Saturday evening, May %,
at Clausen Hall.
Mr.. s.. F. Scott. President of the
Radium bank, left Radium Thursday
evening for Vesta, Minn., after a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs II. G. Kramer.
Any news you wish on our page
leave in the news box.
MI. and Mrs. Adolph Otto took a
pleasant trip to Newfolden and Middle
River Sunday. They returned Sunday
evening, bringing with them some fine
evergreens to beautify their yard with.
John Allen has been setting out a
fine lot of willows on his place.
we III Radium are all looking for
ward to the first show of the season
which will take place Tuesday, May
25th.
+ Come and enjoy dancing, beginning at
8 o'clock sharp. No 10 minute inter-
mission between dances. All dance, all
the time. Saturday, May 22nd.
Mrs. F. Gilmore was Radium visit
or Wednesday morning.
Messers. Horgen, A. F.. Carlson,
Warner, and Kramer, of Radium. &C.
companied by the county agent took
a trip to GENTLY last "Wednesday to
look over the cheese factory there
which has been established and run
ming successfully for twenty-five years.
They were we'll pleased with the out
look for similar success with the Ra-
dunn factory.
Mrs. Ed. Yurgens reports ninety five
healthy chicks out Of one hundred and
seven eggs--the best report received
so far.
Father Lyons Of Warren was a Ra-
dunn visitor Thursday.
The H. r. Carlson baby which was
injured by burn some time ago, is
reported very much improved.
Mrs. Joseph McGregor visited Mrs.
Chas. Potucek Sunday afternoon.
Gust Kramer was a Warren visitor
Monday.
AIirth! Music! Melody! You will
find in the Honey. Mooners'', coming to
Radium, Tuesday, May 25th.
The Gust Kramer family visited the
Tom Lewis home Sunday.
Mr.. H. V. Bly, left for Minneapolis
Saturday, where he will visit his fam
lily and attend to business matters for
the Farmers Store.
Word has been received from Frank
Strobe, who left some time ago for his
claim III Montana, that he is getting
along nicely.
VIM. Marquardt ST.. has purchased a
tractor to do some breaking on his
farm north Of Radium.
Mrs. j. H. LOen, who was ill the
fore part of last week, is now up and
able to attend to home duties.
Experts of the Warren Auto Co. were
in Radium Monday, repairing cars.
Miss Pearl Nelson is assisting at the
Farmers Cooperative Store during the
absence of Mr.. Bly,.
A regular fun show with regular
show people-''The Honey Mooners"-
Clausen Hall, Tuesday, May 25th.
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