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

Miss Marie Erickson left Monday for
Britton, Soak.
Olaf Liden, Of Bigwoods, was a bust
ness visitor in the city Tuesday.
Jack Mcdonald, Of Minneapolis, was
a visitor with Warren friends Monday
| Wesley Kezar and Reuben Rosendahl
left Monday by auto for Bagley for a
few days outing.
Miss Kaia Erickson and Harold
Ulring, of Minneapolis, are visitors this
week at the home of Judge Grindeland.
Miss Mildred Westman, of Lake City,
Mimi, arrived last Thursday to spend
few weeks visiting with her many
! Warren friends.
Miss Ellen Pearson, who is attending
commercial school at Fargo, spent the
Fourth visiting at the home of her
parents, in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilmer Hendrickson
and daughter, of Britton, s. OAK, ar
rived Thursday for visit with rela-
tives and friends here.
Announcements Of the results of the
state examinations will be made at the
library in the high school building on
Friday afternoon of this week,
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Hanson and son
Warren, of Browns Valley, arrived Sat-
urday for visit at the home of Mrs.
Hanson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H, NJ.
Swanson.
MIR. and Mrs. A. J. Hall returned.last
week from All eleven days auto trip to
Gushing, Ia, where they attended a
family reunion. They also visited at
other points enr0ute on the trip.
| Mrs. r. G. Mathwig, of MINNEAPOLIS,
arrived last Friday to visit with her
husband and Warren friends over the
Fourth. Mr.: Mathwig is spending most
OF his time here looking after his farm
| ing interests.
MI. and Mrs. Alfred Levine and niece
Virginia, Miss Natalie Lucier. Alfred
Kennedy and Ingolf Peterson, left Sun
day morning on an auto trip in Mr.,
Levlne's car to points in the southern
part of the state.
! K. NJ. Prytz, formerly with the PEG.
pies Trading Co., now head of de.
partment' in a large" department store
at Aberdeen, S. d. visited with his
wife, who is still here, and with his
numerous f@Warren~* friends over ? the
Fourth. >':.,.TN 3 - %at ~; :.
Mrs, y, N. Nelson left on Tuesday
Tor Sweden: where she will spend a
year visiting with relatives and friends
She will also: visit Norway and on her
way back to America next summer she
intends to make a tour thru Germany
and France. A large number of Mrs.
Nelson's friends were at the depot To
bid her bon voyage.
Rev. and Mrs. MA Hendrickson of
Battle Lake, arrived yesterday for a
visit at the home of Mrs Hendrickson's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Fred s. PETER
son, north Of Alvarado. They will also
visit with friends at Lancaster, where
MI. Hendrlckson had charge of a con-
SreSatlon few years ago, before re-
turning to their home at Battle Lake
The Warren Juvenile Band autoed 70
Strandqu1st on Monday to furnish the
music at the Fourth of July celebra-
ton held there. Many favorable COM
ments were made by the Stranduuist
people upon the playing of the boys
Inc automobiles for the trip were fur
nlshed by Emil Dahlof, C. e.: Sjostrand
Pioneer Loan 4 Land Co., Hans Urtes,
Frank Quist, Andrew Melgard, C. T.
Stevens and J. P. Mattson.
During nights, between the recent
fair days and the Fourth, residents in
the neighborhood of the City Park com
planned of disturbance in their nights
rests by some l1ilariously inclined indi-
vlduals who seemingly think that keep
ing patients in the hospital and other
peace loving people disturbed long after
midnight, is good pastime, but others
do not like it, therefore the practice
should be stopped and most likely will
be from this on.
Frances r. Hamel, one of the early
pioneers Of Argyle, employed as clerk
| in the store Of r n Keva 6iod Iuno
26, at Crookston, where he has resided
during the past 80 years and been one
of the leading business men of that
city. He was the president of the
Crookston Granite Works His age
was SO years. In the early days of
Marshall county he was a candidate
for county auditor once, but did not
win the election.
Mrs. s. w. Swenson and children, of
this city, left Monday morning for
X Cadillac Mich for q visit with To1a-