Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-07-14
ROSEWOOD
New Family is Ho,,ored on Saturday

New FAMILY IS HO1l0red on Saturday.
About dozen Rosewood familie.
motored out to the Alberts farm thre,
miles east Of town last Saturday even
ing to tender Mr.. and Mrs. THOMPSON
new family who has recently Dur.
chased land two miles south of town
ana intend to make their future home
III this community, a welcoming sur.
prise. The evening was delightfully."-
spent In conversation and dancing and
dainty luncheon brought along by the
women was served at midnight. A
massive solid oak sewing rocker was
LETT with Mr. and Mrs. Thompson as a
remembrance of the event. AS there is
no buildings on Mr.. Thompson's land
| he Is renting the Alberts residence until
ne has the opportunity of erecting suit
able home quarters. The community is
glad in welcoming all new settlers into
their midst, and especially so, young
and enterprising folks like the Thomp-
sons. What we need is more people on
the farms and more densely settled
farming district, with cooperative
congenial spirit prevailing, it will build
up the community and bring on a uni
versal prosperity. Glad to welcome you
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson. Nav your
stay be pleasant and Of long duration.
P. Sorens0n returned on Friday eve
ming from Warren and Angus, where he
has spent few days visiting with his
daughters, Mrs. Anderson and Mrs.
Strobe.
The Oscar Blomberg family returned
to their home at Crookston the begin
ming Of the week after spending a
weeks vacation with the Haugen Bros.
families here. Their oldest son, Her.
man, remained and will spend few
additional weeks here.
The annual school meeting will be
held at ROsebank next Saturday even
ing, July 18th. Both new Clerk and
new Treasurer will be voted on, besides
other business pertaining to the school
district. Both men and women of legal
age and residents Of the district may
vote.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernhard Ranum and
children, Stanley and Harry, motored
to ROseau last Sunday to visit among
relatives during the day.
Mrs. Nels Holm, of Twin Valley, and
Mrs. J. w. Bowman and infant daugh-
ter, of SOudan, arrived here the middle
Of the week for week end visit with
the A. s. Holm folks in town.
Selmer Stevenson, of Thief River
Falls, is visiting for few days with
his uncle A. G. Vorseth here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. johnson and son
Earle, Of Thief River Falls, were Mon
day visitors at the Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Anderson home
Mrs. Axel Axelson is reported con-
siderable better the latter part of the
week and the doctors are giving fair
hopes of complete recovery. The first
doctors whose diagnosis was that of
external blood poisoning is succeeded
by that of DR.. Melby who states that
it is case Of Rosen fever.
There will be services at the Congre-
gational church at Rosewood next Sun
day at 10: 80 a. m. and 8 p. IN. The
Young Peoples Society will meet at
the church on Saturday evening, July
18th, when lunch will be served at the
close. Rev. w. Drotts, of Viking, will
have charge. Everybody is welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henning Backlund and
family, from Strathcona, were Sunday
visitors at the Carl Mellem home south
of town.
Joel and Mary Shoberg spent Sunday
afternoon at Holt as guests with the
Martin Strom family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John BlOm and sons
Arthur and Helmer, Sundayed at Mid
die River with the J. BlomQuist family,
Messrs. Olson and Anderson, two rel
atives Of Mrs. A. Axelson, arrived last
Thursday from Wannaska, for brief
visit at the Axelson home,
The Farmers State Bank moved into
their new building last Monday. This
is the finest building in town, modern
and up to date and a recommendation
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