Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-01-14

at Holan's Confectionery.
]. A. Bjorklund made a business trip
to Alvarado Monday
Misses Marie and Susie Mizisin left
Tuesday evening for Grand Forks.
Mrs p. Q. Natwick left Saturday
evening for Minneapolis for visit
with her sister.
Miss Lydia Swanson, of Vega, is as
sisting at the A. Boman home during
Mrs. Boman's illness.
Hans Lindberg left for Kennedy Fri
day morning on business matters, re-
! turning the same evening. b. ss.s%
M. F. McNown left. Monday evening
for Elkader, Iowa, after a few days
| visit at the ]. P. Mattson home.
Mrs. Anton Pearson, of Vega, was a
Sunday visitor at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charley Carlson in this city.
A pair Of ladies shoes worth from
$3.50 to $3.50 going at SO cents per
pair at X. J. Taralseth Cos Clearance
Sale
Miss Della Lindberg, who is employed
as salesladys at Oaks, N. D., arrived
Thursday morning for visit with her
mother, Mrs. John Lindberg.
Walter Lundell, of Oslo, passed
through here Monday morning enroute
from Viking, where he visited at his
parental home over Sunday.
Mr., Mrs. or Miss Reader, are you
the one wanting this spring, a Ford
Sedan, or Coupelet? If so, let us have
your order now.-W. F. Powell 8, Co.
The fourth number of the Warren
| Lyceum Course will be given at the
High School Auditorium Friday even
ing, Jan. %, at s o'clock. Reserve seats
| at noon Thursday, Jan. %.
The Mothers Child Welfare Club
| will meet on Friday afternoon, Jan
10th, at three o'clock, in the Court
House court room. An interesting pro-
gram will be given. All mothers in the
city of Warren and vicinity are invited
to be present q: FL
Bonnie Nelson and Sigvald Swanson
prominent young farmers from near
Kennedy, stopped off at Warren Friday
between trains for a brief visit at the
Hans Lindberg home. They left here
| on the flyer for Minneapolis and from
there to proceed on trip to Texas.
His work is mostly of a humorous
character, yet at times his pathos in
| variably touches the chord of human
| sympathy, and while the audience is
convulsed with laughter, they go away
| with warm spot in their hearts for
Burgderfer. Friday, Jan. %, at
O'Clock, at the High School Auditorium
| Miss Hazel Edwardh, of Warren, is
expected to be one of the particularly
| bright stars in w0men's athletics at
Hamline University in St. Paul this
winter. Miss Edwardh is likely can.
| didate for the women's varsity basket
ball team and also is interested in sew.
eral other forms of athletics.
Miss Hannah Lindberg returned Fri.
day afternoon from Kennedy, having
/ visited. with friends and reatives fol
two weeks. She was accompanied home
by her niece, Delfian Bloomquist, from
near Drayton, N. D., who will visit
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Hans Lindberg in this city for about
two weeks.
Boxville Farmers Club held a meet
ing on Friday evening, Jan. 2. At this
meeting permanent committee wa.
put on for a period of six months. By
doing this it is hoped we will have some
good programs again. Those selected
were as follows: Geo. Copp ST., Arthur
Knudsen, Fred Kurz, Fred Peterson
and the Missse Dagoberg and Burfield
The next meeting will be held on Jan
16. We would like to see large crowd
out. Always good lunch in store an(
a good time. Visitors are always vel
come. "":A -