Warren sheaf., 1920-03-24
Rays Of Radium

Rays Of Radium
y. A. Horton spent Thursday in
Warren, having dental work DONE
d Mrs G. B. Dean visited Mrs. Ole
Nelson Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Grant Morrison moved
to the VIM. LOeslie farm last week.
Mrs. LOen and daughter, Josephine,
spent Friday with Mrs NJ. r. Cook.
Miss Pearl Nelson visited with Miss
Hazel Cook Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tomalonas were War
rem visitors Wednesday,.
Rubie Dean visited with her friend
Clara Rieubau Thursday.
Ask the hay haulers what they think
about the roads.
i Walter Carlson, loaded a car of baled
hay at Radium Wednesday,
Miss Dora Lenhart was a visitor at
the Dean home Wednesday.
Mrs. Ed. Yuergens called OH Mrs.
Horton Saturday afternoon.
J. F. Dudley, Of Thief River Falls.
was business visitor in Radium again
Tuesday. ,sa .,....s II.
II Little Joedy Bauer has been ill, but is
improving rapidly under his mothers
good care. as ~
VIM. N. Nelson, of Albert Lea, Minn.,
is here this week looking after his
farm interests
Mr.. and Mrs: Tomalonas have beeil
spending few days visiting the Nick
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Schantzen attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. Henry Klopp
which was held in Warren. sd % <s-1
Misses Grace and Zella Yuergens and
Master William Yuergens called at the
Cook home Sunday afternoon.
Miss Pearl Nelson, who has been
visiting the Lull home, returned to her
home in Radium Thursday morning.
/ Mrs. r. Schantzen, Mrs. Tomalonas,
Mrs. VIM. Marquardt, Jr., and Mrs. L.
J. Kuhl called Oh Radium friends Sat-
urday. -, ~.
! Miss Pearl and Mae Schumacher. of
Drayton, N. D., visited few days last
week with Ruby Dean: The two young
ladies' left for home last week.
Mrs P. E. Flood arrived here We'd
nesday morning from st. Paul, where
she has spent the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. l. Clansen. .
i The people of Radium community .ex-
tend heartfelt sympathy to Mr.. Henry
klopp and family who are mourning
the recent loss Of good wife and
Fmother. <e: r.ss. ziE ~: ss
| The following spent Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. Chas. LOeslie during
| the sale: Mrs. F. Lenhart and daugh-
ter, Dora, Mrs. Kuhl, Mrs. c.. B. Dean
and daughter, Maud.
Miss Anna MarQuardt spent Sunday
with her parents. Monday evening She
was visitor at the Schantzen home.
She returned to Warren Tuesday
morning to resume her duties there
Miss Freda Carlson has left for her
nome in McCrea after having kept
mousse for her uncle, Eric Flod, the past
three weeks. She was accompanied by
! her grandmother who will visit the
Carlson family for week or more.
The farmers of Radium community
see the value of silOs We understand
that arrangements have been made by
more than thirty farmers to erect silos
during the coming summer Who saws
our farmers are not up and coming?
(No one). I:
The J. A. Bright family left Wednes-.
day for Palisade. Mimi, where they
will make their home ON a farm We
send with them our best wishes and
hopes that they will let old Radium
friends hear from them often.
The Chas. Loeslie sale was very sue
cessfully cried by L. J. Kuhl. our
Radium auctioneer This being his in
trOductOry sale in this community
everyone was interested. Mr.. Kuhl.
proved himself high class auctioneer,
is the feeling Of all who attended the
sale. "a.
SCHOOL NOTES.
The Bear Story that Alex Yist
l Naked Up His Own Life" Schuman's
4 Gypsy Life" DOnizetti's "Oh, Italia,
Italia, Beloved" anvil Chorus from
I II Trovatore, "Slumber Sea- and few
Mother Goose songs have been added
to our collection Of victrola records.
J Mr.. Knoll called at school Monday