Warren sheaf., 1920-05-26
Go toaThe Bazaar The Busy Store.

Be at Tabor Saturday, May Goth.
Music by Warren Jazz Orchestra
A r. Holmgren spent the fore part
Of the week at, Kennedy on business.
Mrs. J. G. Chaplin, Of Euclid, was a
visitor at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r..
r. Hooper today. Ss
Attorney B. b. Brett, Of Stephen, at
tended to legal business in Probate
Court on Monday. s.5..5
Miss Elsie Engstrom, Of Alexandria,
arrived last week for a visit with
friends in the city.
Mrs. Karl Wold, of st. Paul, arrived
here Saturday morning for visit at
the home Of her father, Aug. Lundgren.
George and Hannah Lindberg came
over from Kennedy Sunday for brief
visit with their parents, MI. and Mrs.
Hans Lindberg.
Guy Ahlstrom, nephew Of Tony Ahl-
strOm Of this city, returned Wednes-
day from Lansing, Iowa, with a new
car which he drove from that place. I
Mrs. Emil Otto, from near Radium,
had the misfortune on Thursday Of last
week to fall and break an arm when
going down stairway in the barn.
Mrs. W. r. Morrison and son, of
Valley City, N. D., and Mrs. w. H. Cor
den, of Landa, N. D., are visiting their
sisters, MrS /. Winberg. and Mrs. X.
Winberg. .>,.4&t&t:
Mrs. Matt Johnson returned this
morning from Flom, Mimi, where she
has been visiting with her son, Oscar
Westlin, who is in the banking busi:
hess at that place.
lngolf Grindeland returned yesterday
from Minneapolis, where he went last
week to take part in the performance
of the OratOrio, Isaiah" He also spent
a couple days at the lakes fishing.
Miss Helen Lockwood leaves this eve
ming for her home at Lancaster, after
having attended North Star College
where she has just graduated from the
conservatory of music of the institu.
ton.
E. c. Parsons, Arthur Legault, John
| Holan, Leonard Winberg' and Harry
Thomas autoed to CrookstOn last Fri
| day evening to be present at meet
ing Of the American Legion Post OF
said city, ~
Mrs. c. w. Olson and daughter. Miss
! Nellie, and son, Samuel returned Sat
| urday from an extended visit al
| Seattle, Wash, and other coast cities
It is the intention Of Samuel Olson tc
| return to Seattle shortly, where he will
be employed.
On account of the repairing of the
church, the Vega Young Peoples So
ciety will hold it's next meeting Sun
| day, June 9Th, at the Aaron johnson
! farm A short program will be given
and lunch will be Oh sale during the
evening. The public is cordially i'll
vited. -s--
Mrs. Minnie Hooper, Of Gladbrook
Iowa, arrived last Friday for visi
with her son, r. e. Hooper, who has
been sick for some time. She left fol
her home Tuesday evening, accompan
| led by her grandson, Roy Hooper j.
who will spend a number Of. weeks
visiting at the home Of his grand
mother.
John f. Hunter was down from Step
hen the fore part of the week to SCI
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. w. Wallace, his par
ents, who both are old and very feebl'
at this writing. aMrs. Wallace was in
jured some time ago by a door tha
swung open as she passed it on thu
street. and from this injury she ma!
never fully recover.
At the closing meeting Of the Ladies
Reading Circle held Monday Afternoon
of last week the Circle unanimousl.
decided to change the name of the or
ganization to Warren Woman's Clul
The following are officers for the com
ing year: President, Mrs. G. E. Davis
Vice President, Mrs. S. w. Swenson
Secretary and Treasurer, Mrs. r. +
Gilmore The program committee con
sists of Mrs. A. T. Tollevs, Mrs. 0. II
Taralseth and Mrs. D. Farrell. ..
l.. NJ. Olson, accompanied by OFT
Klingborg, of Alvarado, and Altre
Erickson. Of Crookston, all represents
\ tiyes from their respective Lodges 20
Vasa Orden. attended the district meet
ing of that order, held at Virginia
Minn.. last Monday. The came back tn
morning and report an enjoyable trl
through the Iron Range. Their e,
periences in getting there by autom(
bile was quite exciting, owing to heay
rains and unfinished roads. "Stuck" !
the mud, is no word and associatln
with Cass Lake Indians, swappln
chewing gum with descendants OF til
sisters Of Hiawatha and smoking tn
pipe with the braves, were pleasal
indulgences. Olson says the trip shoul
| Ebe recommended to recreatiOnlsts {
leisure but avoided by politicians az
vOcating tonnage taxation.
After the Commencement Concel
given by the Warren Oratorio Choru
at North Star College on Monday evel
ing, the members of the Chorus wel
IL Of hn nf