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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-07
The Weeks Calendar

Megdamca BERNARD r McCunr aud
4 Broo.l GutoImt viii give bridge
ea IN Country club.
Chapter s.. j.. t. %. Will meet WIN
Brs H. N. Randolph.
Mts Charlps W. Grim's VIII give
luncheon for Mrs ttolcu iHtcs scott
Mrs 4 nathan VIII give thcaitt
larty Tor Mta Duyid Bor,in.
Charity concert by United Dnugh-
rra Of CunfCdDraCy IN husiun ave-
zoe Methodist church,
Twentieth Century club Will meet
nth Mrs Frank J.. Rarucs
Now Bridge club viii meet with
Lr aud Mira. Richard Sayrc.
Home Efficiency club viii meet In
community Kitchen 2 80 o'clock.
tuesday,
Tuesday Evening bridge club WIN
meet with MIR. and Mrs. Howard y,
,olc
Mcsdamos w. 49, Kilmcr and G. X.
Matters will give luncheon In home
" Mrs Eilmcr.
Great lakos String Quartette In
Convention han.
Mrs \. Nathan will give luncheon
N Hotel Tulsa for Mrs Davis Bortin.
Charity concert by United Dnugh-
ers OF the CuufcderRcy in Boston
Avenue Methodist church.
Maccobec club viii meet with Mrs,
7. u. Davis, Mcsdnmcs Roy Doris. 4,
4. Hackett and l.. H. Garfield
1ostcwcs.
Chapter a. *. l.. E. O. will meet
with Mrs. B. II. Boohmlor,
Columbia Chauiauqua will meet In
Public library.
Regular meeting OF Temple Israel
Slsterhood IN yostry rooms OF Temple
g:lb o'clock
Grown Seal Chautauquh will meet
IN Public library.
Board OF managers, Detention
Home Will meet 10 o'clock.
Wednesday.
Mrs. A. Nathan will give theatoT
party for Mrs. David Bortin,
Golf luncheon In Country club.
a. -. Bridge club will meet with
Mrs. ". l.. Cannady.
Tulsa Civic League Will meet II
public library 10 o'clock.
Piano Study club will meet with
Mrs. Ned c. Rigsbee.
Catholic bazaar In Alexander
building.
Tulsa Stars club will meet at Y
w. Z. a, ut 2:30 o'clock.
Thursday.
y. II, =. win give armistice dane
In Hotel Tulsa.
ArmistiCe dance In Elits' home.
Rainbow Women will meet an,
elect new officers In public library
$3.50 o'clock.
Catholic bazaar In Alexande
building.
Friday.
Colonial Bridge club will NEE
/. with Mrs. Thomas A. Hunt In Ter
race drive.
c. &. club will meet with Mrs.
George Cathoy,
Jane Adams Chnutauqua circl
will meet In public library.
Catholic bazaar in AleXande
building
Saturday.
Wycchka club will meet with Mes
danes G, T., BuChner. Il. W. Burk
hardt and Carl Pleasant AZ hostessc'
Catholic bazaar In AieNande
building.
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Music and Art

Miss Madeline Kettle. who comes
to this city, with the san Carlo
Opera Co, In December is a sister of
Mr., Kettle Of the Pierce oil Corpor-
alton, The singer is to be one OF lhe
soloists of the matinee performance
OF the company In this city.
Tho Community Lyceum will pre-
sent the Great Lakes String Quar-
tetto to local music lovers on Tues
day evening In Convention Hail
This number is sent by the Redpatn
bureau and is distinct message aud
etical appeal from the point OF
Chamber music. which is said TO be-
the highest form OF musical art.
The program is well balanced and
emhodics selections from late COM
posers that are loved as well as the
older and better known writer's Tho
numbers follow,
Russian Allegro. Rimsky- X orsa
koff, Adagiotto. Bizct, GYPSY Dance.
Rc2nirok. Quartet In r.. Flat, Men
delssohn' Allegro Ma Non Tnrdantc,
cpnfonvtta, Andautc Esbrcssivn
Motto Allegro Niyace. solo, The
FlaNou Nntr,d Maid. Dcbussy: Ser
enadc. l"lo. Sarahandc Handel;
Allegro Finale. Raff
Music lovers arc soon to have au
opportunity 90 hua-rlg Stahat Mater
sung by a chorus of so voices under
the direction OF Ernest pranP
S,amm, orE3uist and director RE
holrsals have been I'm progress for
the past two months and 1t rs now
expected that its presentation viii
take place November 2l The ora
toriu viii be sung at the First Chris
tian church where MIR, Stamm has
charge of the music.
The charity concerts TO ho given
Monday and Tuesday evenings. Noy-
vcmbcr and .. in tho Roston ave
nue. Methodist church hy Clement
A, Evans, chapter L. II. G. win hc
interesting and appreciated musical
events of the coming week, mas.
much as Tulsa talent win be pro-
scnted entirely. Tho programs TO br
rendered are as follows.
Monday Evening MIR. Leland r.
Harrington Chassul. Two GreuA
diers' (Schumann) "rhc Sword ui
Fierrara" (FrcdericlS Field Rul.
lard) Mrs. Il. y. CMlow, pipe organ
ain FaIrymnd," The Enchanted
Eorest i" "March Of the Grooms." OR
Spaulding Stoughton) Miss Elvirl
Jones. tHolin), Largo Wandeh
"Mozurka" (MeynarkD' Mrs. IL. J
Muggi (soprano), Costa Diva
Norma. tBlllin); ITO You GRO
denbeck), "pawn' lCurrRnl
"Robin" (gprosse, Luce al Qucs,
Annina" (DouizettiD
Tuesday Evening--Mrs' 'oso
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pysatt ana Mrs walter g.. Uroach.
Tho program cou.sst,d uf the south
crn songs, "Mussa iu de- cola, CoId
ground" ana "Old Uncle Ncl sung
by the chapter. talk joel 'hhndltr
Harris. Mrs Charles KuUbruugh,
music "Ercr' rabbit. MiHs Gather
inc Ncomt, negro splrlu''.cH MITE.
Frank Aldridgo, s'adinE from
"tnclo Rcmus.' Mrs T.. D. Ch1Ntalu.
Special guests FOR the afternoon
were Mcsdam,H william r. Siil,
John Carson George Brigham, NJ.
VI Fakes GEORGE Toas"daI". qua -
Icy W Dickson ~ this city and MrF.
j. paW Erandcwio Of Cincinnati
Members ~ Robert g.. Ice chap
ter. Children OF the Cuutrdtracy,
were beautifully entertained on fri-
day evening In the home NJ Mr.. ana
Mrs Charles a. tlarAison. Mrs.
Hnralson was assisted by Mrs.
Charles X France. president ~ the
local chapter United Daughters "i
the nfoderaCy The event was "a
juvenile costume party and tho
merry guests cHUo lu tho Edfh OF
Buster Brown and Mary Jane or
fame Punch was served and dur
Ing the evening games ana dancing
were INDUCED I'm THIS was planh'n
3a a compliment 90 new members
ana each one Of these werG re-
quos'ed 10 do stunt There were
30 In the party
MIR. and Mrs Robert VI McFarllr
who plan to leave Tuesday for u
motor trip TO san Antonio. TcNn"
where they will spend the winter
were given a dinner party hv Mr.
and Mrs l. y. walter on FRIDAY
evening I'm the Country club whet
the guests were members Of the
McFarlin, Gilliland and Barnard
families. 25 being seated around IN,
beautifully appointed table whicl
brought the seasons floral grcetinl
In the employment OF many gor
geous yellow chrysanthcmums, Mrs
NJ Gililand Of Dallas and Mis'
| Evelyn Keseo OF Midlothian, Texas
where out Of town relatives wh'
were present
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chapter .. =. T.. o., of sapulpa,
entertained Informally with de
ightful reception In the homo of
Mrs g. T.. EdRorton. ON Thuraiay
afternoon in honor OF the members
" the two T.. H. o. chapters OF
Tulsa
Tho home was rcdolcnt with ycl-
low and white Chrysanthcmums and
pottcd plants Music and social
conversation provided the after
Moons entertain ment later concluded
with dainty Refreshments.
McFdamcs Alice Johnson, Ida
CoodnIo. r. May Boehmlcr Daisy
BurkRns, Mary u. Roderick. Estclla
Johnson Marie Hines, Mary McAlis-
ter. Irma Decker, Florence Allon,
Elva Morrison and Mrs Griffin Of
Chapter A. k. Mosdames Ruth Ab-
bots. Ludnre Chick, Georgia Haley,
Harricttc Mccoy and Margaret RAN
dolph of Chapter y, attended the
pleasant affair.
Mrs. E. s. Beatty and Mrs. +. r..
Nc Mennamy were hoHtesses to tho
meeting held Friday OF the Mothers
club. the members meeting In the
new home Of Mrs. Beatty, which was
very attractive In It's arrangement
florally. OF pink chrysanthcmums.
fern and autumn leaves, An inter
esting yature was the vocal mum 70
ber giv,t by Mrr, J. W. McKellar'
Special guests were Mcsdamcs w Il.
Towsl,y and G. w. Wells. A salad
course was served after the program.
Assisting the hostesses were Mrs
A. r. pullima. Mrs Grace Ellsworth.
and Mrs. q. rarmloy.
------
Clement A. Evans chapter Il. u. G.
met Saturday afternoon with Mrs
II. O. liollernn on South Denver
avenue. Assisting were Mrs +. u.
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G., has named Mrs william Henry
Crowdcr 10 represent 1t at the gem
eral convention, which Will be held
in Ashevillc. n c.. November S-l2,
Inclusive. Headquarters will be at
Battery PARK hotel Mrs. r. w.
Purdy past state president, will at
tend this meeting and later will visit
relatives In Memphis and Jackson,
Tenn Mrs Emmett l. Merry leaves
sunday morning for tho convention
and will Join the oklahoma city
delegates at McAiester. Mrs. Isaac
Harness. state president. will also
be a member OF this pasty.
Mrs. Haskell Downs was hostess
Friday afternoon 20 the Colonial
Hrldgc club In the Teacup inn whom
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IN NOVEMBER.

q. May and June are only sleeping
ONE day. on these dead bOughs viii
sing
he old mad trumpotcrs ~ Spring,
md soon will end tho worlds sad
weeping
our love sccms lost IN LlfcH cold
cmbcrB.
md yet. like April it VIII wake
Dmo murniuk. us the white flowers
break.
ove sleeps but always Love re-
members
Charles Hanson Townc,
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NV ~ OlC2 y u WORLD
NlDLLrAN CRAWFORD PERKINS AND WORK

phinc storey white .sopranoJ.
winter Uus,r' TUn'mall Foufr-
mann cover the Stoppc' Grcctcu-
au,uorJ, Aria, iicpi HErpr.' from
l." liugouut 10y tM,yDruc"fJ. Tho
star ttprrIsl. "A Spirit Flower
tNampholl.1lptDuJ. ON FOR Burw
uf Song tAlltH"uJ. yutro. violin
nud piano. MIa storey white. Mime.
juno Reed and MrG Walter cain.
Mmc. June Reed CtoIlnj Prom
tho cane HraFc' tSamucl DnrdnrIJ
"ChHnf Errro' DWultrr ErlmDrJ
"Bhcmipu D1urcH' ,AlnortU Ran.
strggrr) Mrs Walter cain DpiauDp. .
"Nnlso Cunrrrt' OFruuk tH Forge, .
Mrs. Chnrlca y Dpugh,riH harp
Much interest cont.fa iu tho an.
uouu,"mcut boy Nr Robert Boiuc
Carson that Mary Garden viii np-
pear here iu concert uu thr evening
of Monday NuNcmDor 20. at con
Vontion hBll Niu Garden is Just
home from Europe and lH being most
outhusiusticalIy received lu Chicago.
lh" city whlCh they Say she loves
hoHt.. She is hciuR written about In
a.artliuE headlines which tell anout
1 gorgeous mirror gown IN which she
appears on IN" concert stage. ana
much iH told about the happiness II
gives her to be on American soil
again. Tho program ~ the celebrated
actress and singer viii be- spoCtacu
lnC I'm interest and beauty and she
wll have an associate with her, u
cellist OF international fame, all Of
which Ii 10 be announced.
4 very delightful affair In muAlcal
circles was tho sacred concert given
Monday evening In Temple Israel
which IN the first OF series TO be
given for the benefit of the temple
organ fund Local talent was splon-
didly In evidence ana zach number
was well given, the ensemble proving
a rare treat for a large and appro-
Ciativc audience who were present
The program was Hs follows:
OrRnn--Splccted
Mrs James Grigsby.
llarkl Iiark' My Soul .... ltutcnber
Mesdames J.. Omohundro. T.. H.
Kemp. G. -. Latz and w, H. Cul-
bcrson.
Seek Nc the Lord ..,...... Roberts
Mr.. H. x. Phipps and Double
Quartet.
! wan Extol Thee. oh Lord Costa
Mrs. G. B. Late
Organ Selected
Mrs James Grlgsby
Fear We Not oh Israel .... BucI,
Mr. w. Il Guibcrson
Niolin--lIchrcw Melody ..Achron
Mr., Harry Sailor
fr"iso fel '..,.,....... Randogger
Double Quartet
sopranos. Mrs. q. j.. Paris. Mrs
Frank Aldridgc; Altos. Mrs w. Il
Guibnrson. Mrs. G, H. Late. Tenors
MIR X. IL. Rhipps. Mr. nd Kruso.
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Mrs. 6. H. Givcus of ur,a,,.s
Pa, who has been the guest r,r ,.'
cral weeks Of Mrs Charles Vs. Nj
son, left yesterday for H.r bnr
and en- route will visit Mrs E ny
Whltcombe, Of Pittsburgh pa
CONTINUEn on PAGE ruurr
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Mr.. and Mrs George w s,.s,
leave today for Chicago. N.rn.auo'eh
lis and other northern points h. ". ~
gone several weeks. "
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Mrs. W. Il Robins " Nyet,...
IL a visitor I'm the home S,
daughter, Mrs. NJ w. Wohst.r n'I
came over TO see the new rrara,..ll
in the family, Robert william wv
ster. ''"-
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have removed To- their new home at
.l7l6 South Quaker.
Mrs Charles w Flint has return
cd from . few days visit I'm OKLA
homa City. where she accompanied
Mrs Truvis j.. Golay. en- route to
Dallas Texas Mrs. Golnv viii visit
her mother Mrs. r. v Cronfll
Miss Maude fittleneld lcft yestsr-
day for Enid where she goes to CON
duct normal class i'm Dunning
work during the month Of SOvom-
Der.
Mr and Mrs. 9. A. wiley Of illG
East Fiuh street. announce the ar
rival Of a son. Thursday Noycm.
Der 4.
Mrs katherine Gullck, of MusSo-
gee, ana Mrs l. H. Lumkin. " CO.
W"tn. have been recent guests ~
/ their sister. Mrs. Sada Gromett. and
returned TO their respective homes
on Friday.
Miss Margaret Callahan arrives to-
J day from Washington. y. G.. TO be
/ the guest OF Miss Marguerite
/ Gavin.
I Mrs william Wooisey. who has
been III at Morningsido hospital, is
now improtinE.
Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Miller Of this
city are now located I'm Lawton
Okla.
Mrs. l.. y. Randolph and Mis-,
Ruth Cary are spending the week
end In Coffeyville Kans
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lorton and
! Master Eugene Lurton arrived Fri.
dav night from two months motor
trip through the west, visiting pointi
In California, later visiting relatives
In Portland. ore. Mr.. and Mrs
Iorton aCo domiciled In Hotel Tulsa
for brief time and will leave later
for Washington, -. G.. where they
Will spend the wi//. MAIN and
Mrs Leavell will continue TO occupy
the Lorton home during the absenc,
of the family from the city.
Mrs. Earle W. Sinclair Is VISITING
her parents, MIR. and Mrs w. r.
stitch, In Independence. Knns.. and
was Joined there for the weekend
by Mr.. Sinclair.
| Clement A. Evans chaptrr r. u
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Personal Mention

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick =. Wal
ter OF 1890 South Cheyenne Avenue
will open their home In entertain
ment OF the board Of stewards, trus-
ocs and their wives In the first Of
fetal meeting of the new conference
year for Boston Avenue NJ. T.
church, South. Bishop u. y. Mod
zon will be the guest of honor. This
is the beginning of Rev. l.. $, Bar
toms seventh year at Boston Avenue
NJ e. church. 100 guests are eX-
pcctcd.
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Dr. samuel n. Watson. Rector
Emeritus OF Holy Trinity church,
Paris France, who mas been tho
guest Of Mr. and Mrs George T..
Brigham for the past ten days, ieft
fnr ChlcnCn EridnN
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bright -hued roses OF the season were
artistically. used to adorn the tnbles.
Special guests were Mesdames w G.
Rice w. g. Lennon David Wal
lace. u. w White and Miss Ethel
Huffer Of Cushing, okla. In the
game of auction bridge. Mrs Rice
made top score, Mrs. White winning
the consolation trophy. a lovely
luncheon was served. Mrs. T. A.
Hunt VIII entertain the club on next
Friday afternoon.
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MIR. J. w. Dickenson OF Charles
ton West Virginia. will arrive sun
day morning to visit his sister, Miss
Marie Louise Dickcnson. Of South
Cincinnati street Miss Dickcnsor
will return to Charleston with her
brother some time next week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-07

Mrs. Earle w, Sinclair Is visiting
her parents, MIR. and Mrs w r.
stitch, In independence. Knns. and
was Joined there for the weekend
by Mr.. Sinclair.
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Mrs. James * Putnam, accom-
panied by her father, Mr., William
Richcy. left yesterday for Lawrence.
Kansas, where Mr.. Richcy Will
spend the winter with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs John w. Shields
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Mrs T.. y. Randolph and Miss
Ruth Cary nre spending the week
end In Coffcyville. Kans.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Miller Of this
city are now located I'm Lawton,
Okla.
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Clement A. Evans chapter u. u. G.
met Saturday afternoon with Mrs
II. O. Hollernn on South Denver
avenue. Assisting were Mrs. r u.
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Mrs william Woolsey. who has
been III at Morningsido hospital is
now improting.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-12-22
North Star COLLEGE,

We wish to extend to each and every
one reading these notes A Merry Christ
mas. We wish also to thank all who
have contributed in one way or another
to the school during the past fall term.
The success of the school is due to your
kind patronage and interest.
The enrolment for the winter term
will begin January 3rd, 1921. It is
hoped that many new students will. then
be on hand to begin work. We extend
cordial welcome to all. ~.@
The piano and violin recital render
ed the last day>of school previous to
vacation was well attended. The pupils
participating did credit to themselves
as well as to their teachers. ~
The Misses Olga and Sophia Herman
son left for their home at 'Nicollet,
Mimi, last Sunday evening, where they
will spend their holiday vacation.
Miss Bjorkduist and Miss Bloomquist
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-12-22

departed on Saturday evening, the
former to Moorhead and the latter to
Dawson, MINI. Miss Ebba Lnndere1l
will spend part of her vacation nariod
with relatives and friends in The Twin
Cities.
Miss Irene Malberg departed for her
home near Thief River Falls Oh Nom
day evening.
Miss Sorenson, our violin Instructor,
wishes to announce that she has open
periods for two or three more pgsDils
after the holidays. First come first.
served. Now is your opportunitF. Miss
Sorenson's work is very much apfre-
ciated in our city. - "
Miss IversOn our vocal Instructor,
would like to get enough pupils for a
full days work. She can tale c.rss II
at least twelve on each Saturdav frnr
the holidays. Plan a course nov agl
make your requests known TO Mr.
Sjostrand. .s..seg org
Subscribe for the Warren sss1eaf
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-12-22
"A REAL CHRISTMAS PRESENT.

The holiday season with it's joys and
its problems is upon us. What shall
we do. to add to the happiness of the
occasion? Each one of us would like
not only to wish our friends a Merry
Christmas and a. Happy New Year, but
Z to- give them one. We cannot do this
by means Of ill-considered presents.
Thoughtless gifts cause the January
ash can to bulge with debris. Only.
when our gifts have lasting meaning do
they carry the true message Of good
will which is the spirit Of real giving.
We can give happiness and content
ment and safety for the future as well
as pleasure for the moment. Such gifts
are within reach Of all They are to
be found in the Savings Securities Of
1.-the United States Government From
the 25 cent Thrift Stamp to the $1,000
Treasury Savings Certificate, they will
carry with them not only the greetings
of the season but happiness for years
to come. In presenting the child card
with ont thrift stamp affixed, you be-
stow not only present but habit
which will grow in value as the days
pass, for he will wish to fill the card.
That little gift will have grown won
derfully before another Christmas
comes. around, and the recipient will
be on the way to life of independe
In recommending these lasting gifts,
the Savings Division Of the Treasury
4 II 4iN 80 .
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-12-22

The Shear can save you money on
magazine subscriptions. Let us quote
our prices.
Ralph Lee, Of !Creston, Mont, is visit
ing at the ]. G.. and L. M. Johnson
homes in this city. ...1 ST.
Mr.. land Mrs Axen, of Winnipeg, are
visiting at the home of Mrs. Axen's
mother, Mrs. p. Peterson.
Love, Honor & Behave, 5-reel Mack
Sennett comedy, at the Strand Satur-
day only. No show Xmas Eve.
Mr.. ]. w. Russell, Of Walnut, ILL.,,
has arrived to spend Christmas at the
home Of his daughter, Mrs. Roy Wads-
worth, of this city.
Miss Hazell' Lund returned Wednes-
day morning from Gardiner, Mont, for
visit at: the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. c.. F. johnson.
Miss Mildred Wood, who is student
at Hamline University, arrived this
morning to spend the holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. i. Wood.
Miss Ruth Peterson, who is a student
at Gnstavus Adolphus College at St.
Peter, arrived Saturday morning to
spend the holidays with her parents.
Miss Rose Rosendahl, who is stu
dent at the University Of North Dakota,
Grand Forks, has returned to spend
the Christmas vacation at her home in
this city. 5... ..> -, ~. ~ !
Invest your money in a home institu-
ton. The Warren Building & Loan
Association offers another series of
stock. for sale. See the secretary, A. e.
Mattson. III .. >... Il: 4:
Miss Ester Lundgren is expected
home from EVeleth on Friday morn:
ng,ERhere She is teaching school, tc
sRennNsthe holiday vacation at the home
Of 1hef father IT,: 81. .s...... q.
Miss Olive Hogfeldt, who has beer
employed as bookkeeper at The shea1
Office during the past two months. left
last Friday for Minneapolis, where she
has accepted a position. {. SIS &
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-12-22

Do not miss the Xmas show at the
Strand.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Fieman have
moved into the apartments in the Lar
son block.
Harold Swanson spent Sunday visit
ing at the home Of his sister, Mrs. A.
NJ Foker, at Crookston.-
Is Strand Hilleboe arrived Saturday
from Minneapolis for visit with his
sister Mrs. Frank SEVERN.
Axel b. Holmgren left last week for
Virginia, Mimi, where he makes his
headquarters as an insurance agent.
Miss Edith Rosendahl, who is teach
ing at Waconia, Carver county, Mimi,
has returned home for the Christmas
Miss Eda Swanson, who is teaching
school at Nashwauk, MIMI, arrived
Monday morning for visit at the
home home Of her parents.
80. - ~ - 7 Z ~. &Fssa1 ~ -. -
Miss Henriette Eitens, who has con-
Quoted the Mrs. o. N. Nelson Millinery
the past season, left Tuesday evening
for her home at Minneapolis. Il
Miss Ina Powell, who is teaching at
Gilbert, Mimi, has returneds@to spend
the Christmas vacation with her father,
w. N. Powell and Warren friends.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-12-22

Read the Strand ad.
3F. G. Bake returned home Tues
srning from a business trip to the
les go
dance tonight (Thursday).
)n's Orchestra have lot Of new
YSits for you. 4<EA 80 - @~
}you want chance to get $65
lch Ivory Toilet set Free Read
oper's ad in this ISSUE
Farm Loans I'VE have several thou
sand dollars to loan on farm property.
Call on Pioneer Land & Loan Co. .~"'
E. L. Tornen has completed and fur
nished a new music room at his furni-
ture store and invites musicians and all
those interested in good music to call
at his store and hear the latest selec-
lions. :
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