Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-30

p. L. Tornell and son are spending a
few days outing at Detroit Lake this
week. sEE D.
John Gustafson, of Herb, Minn.,s is
visiting at the home of his son-in-law
and, daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. A..
johnson. ~. 49,. s..' =, ~.
Big sale on all ladies' and children's
hats. Special prices during the Coun-
ty Fair. Come in early and get your
choice.-Millinery Emporium.
Mrs G. F. Johnson and Mrs. Aug.
Pearson delightfully."- entertained about
90 Warren ladies at the home of Mrs.
Johnson on Tuesday afternoon.
Myrtle and Evelyn Olson, Of Moor
head, arrived last Friday morning for
visit at the home of their uncle,
Charley Olson, and their grand father,
J. L. Olson.
w. r. Strunk, Of Minneapolis, agent
for the Goodrich Rubber Co., arrived
Tuesday to transact business and to
visit his family, who are staying at the
home Of Judge Grindeland.
The Catholic ladies will serve meals
in the church basement on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, July 1, 2 and 3.
An invitation is given to everybody to
get their meals here during the fair
here
Miss Ester Lundgren returned home
this morning from Elbow Lake, Mimi,
where she has visited friends since her
ten School i'll Minneapolis two weeks
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Blomquist and
son Arvid, accompanied by Mrs. Carl
Hanson and Miss Clara Nelson autoed
to Thief River Falls Sunday, where
they visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Blomquist.
Roy E. Luttrell and wife, of Grygla,
have arrived in the city to make their
home here Mr.. Luttrell is the newly
appointed assistant county superintend-
ent OF schools and he has already as
sumed the duties of said office.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. O.. Larsen. who
had been visiting for week at the
home of A. Grindeland, returned last
Friday to MOOrhead and are now visit
ing relatives, and friends in Mortified
and Minneapolis before proceeding to
Boston, where they intend to engage in
the profession of teaching.
Clerk Of Court Alfred c.. Swandbv
has been advised by the federal DEPART
ment that after July list fee of SO. to
be paid in cash, will be required to be
sent with each application for. a. pass
port, instead Of 81. This is in: addi-.
ton to the Clerk. Of Courts fee of $500.
so henceforth it, will cost Sill. instead
OF IS to secure a. passport. -. .
. Quite few people from, Warren and
vicinity attended the Midsummer cele-
Drat1on. at Oslo on Monday and Tues
DAY. There was a: large crowd present
both days and the celebration was a
great success. Ball games and other
sports, music, dancing, aeroplane flights
and other amusements were provided
and everybody had good time.
Clarence Bake and Harold Swanson
returned Saturday morning from New
castle, Wyo., about 60 miles from which
place they have taken up. nomesteads
and built shacks iii which to live.
They made the trip from Warren to
their claims in their truck successfully.
although they experienced numerous
difficulties, among them being the un-
pleasant experience of being lost in a
desert for about three days. Much
rain has fallen in South Dakota and
roads were in bad shape. so the return
trip was made bySrail. :. They state, that
crops i'll the Red? River Valley appear
to be in better condition than any they
had seen and no place looked better
than the territory d, Immediately e sur.
rounding Warren, which is almost like
a garden spot. 1t is their intention of
returning to$th ns claims in the fall.
The Warren and the Alvarado lodges
of the Vasa orden had a joint picnic
last Sunday afternoon on the L. NJ.
Olson farm in town Of Augsburg, about
rs miles from Warren. A large num-
Der of automobiles from both towns
brought members of the two lodges and
their families to the place designated
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with the roads and in spite of { poor
stretches of road owing to recent rains,
most of those who started out finally
arrived at the beautiful picnic grounds
to enjoy the day in Gods great out
doors. After partakingr of a picnic
dinner, short program was rendered
which included an address of welcome
by L. NJ. Olson, speech by Prof. G. E.
Sjostrand and short talk by J. P.
Mattson: Warren Battalion Band fur
nished the music for the occasion. The
beautiful shady grove where the picnic
was held was artificial and had been
planted by the late Anders Anderson,
of Warren, who formerly owned the
farm, the daughter, Miss Ida Ander
son, of Warren, having also done much
Of the tree planting. Ideal picnic
weather prevailed thruout the day and
everybody enjoyed the outing.
Peterson.Tatro Marriage.
On Thursday afternoon, June II,