Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-12-22

Holiday cream puffs. Order before
Friday noon.-City Bakery.
If you want to hear the latest must
cal selections, call at Tornells new
music room.
A..G. Bylin, of Norton, N. D., spent
Monday in the city receiving dental at
tentiOn IL. !.
Miss Aileen Harris arrived home
Sunday morning from Hamline to spend
her Christmas vacation.
Money to .Loan-several thousand
dollars to loan on farm lands See us.
Pioneer Land & Loan Co.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl KnutsOn of this city on Friday,
Dec. II. Friends extend congratula-
tons.
Mathew Halvorson returned home
for the holiday vacation last week from
St. Olof College, Mortified, where he is
student.
Miss Rose Jacobson, who attends the
Warren High School, left for her home
at Kennedy Saturday, where she will
spend the Christmas vacation.
Elmer E. Swenson, of Grand Forks,
arrived last week to spend the holiday
season with Judge Grindeland. Mrs.
Swenson vii arrive later this week.
Axe1 johnson returned from st. Peter
Saturday to visit with home folks dur
ing the holidays. Mr.. Johnson is a
student at Gustavus Adolphus College.
Misses Olga and Sophie Hermanson
music teachers at North Star College,
left Sunday for their home near st.
Peter Mimi, to spend the holiday vaca.
tion -:
Miss Livia Bjorkqu:st, music teacher
at North Star College, and her sister
Miss Elba Bjorkquist, left Saturday fo1
their home at Moorhead to spend the
holidays.
VIM. Knutson, who is employed al
Fargo, arrived last Wednesday to spend
the holidays at the home of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs B. Knutson, northeast
of Warren.
The ladies and girls of Our Saviors
Lutheran church took in $323.S2 al
their bazaar held on Dec. 18th, and are
very grateful to the public for theil
liberal patronage.
Miss Lucille Farrell, who is teaching
at Lakefield, arrived home Sunday
morning to spend her Christmas vaca.
ton at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. D. Farrell.
Miss Bertha Holan, who has beer
employed in the Office of the county
position at that place and arrived il
this city this morning for a visit at bel
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Melgard an(
son, Master Lloyd George, returned
home this morning from their visit al
Moscow, Idaho, where they also attend
ed the dedication Of a new bank build
ing, in which Mr.. Melgard is interested
Miss Ingeborg Erickson left Monday
afternoon for Fargo, N. D., for a few
days visit with her sister, Elna, VIII
is attending a business school there
Both young ladys are expected home
Thursday morning.
G.. F.. Stinchfield returned Saturda!
from Minneapolis accompanied by Mrs
Stinchfeld, who. has spent severa
months there taking medical treat
ments Her many friends are pleaset
to learn that her health is greatly i'm
proved. -.
/ Carl Lodoen who is employed as de
livery man for the K J. ,Taralseth Co
store, left Saturday evening for sew
eral weeks visit with trends and rela
tives in Wisconsin. Oscar Knutson viii
have charge Of the delivery service II
his absence. 81
| Mrs. Lang, mother of Mrs. G. A. Mel
son and Mrs. l.. A. Bueche, suffered {
bad fall on the icy sidewalk Tuesda,
Of last week, breaking her arm nea
the shoulder. She is getting along a
well as can be expected and will b
brought home from the hospital today
M. w. Munger and son recently ship
ped three of their famous Cheste
White boars to distant points. On
was consigned to A. J. Gilkinso1
Osakfs, MINI; one to Charles "
Miller, Hancock, Mimi; and one to F
B. Bartz.s Surfing, Wis. Mr.. Munger Al
so reports having sold two bushels. 9
white blossom sweet cover seed to {
| a. Kern, Of Palmerton, Pa.