Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-02

ity prints.-Raveling Studio.
E. f. Walters, from near Newfolden
was business visitor in this. city Sat
urday. &
| Herb. Anderson, of the Strand
Theatre, left Friday evening for short
visit at Minneapolis. 1~4[
| We expect heavy shipment of Ford
cars this month. Place your order with
us right now.-W. f. Powell Go.
Have teams for hire for any kind of
work by job, day or hour.-Andrew NJ.
Anderson Livery Barn. Phone 43.
Mr. and Mrs. Gust Thol, of Crooks
ton, arrived Sunday morning for visit
with friends, returning the same even
! ing. ~-- ...-. ...-.~. .
Miss Olga HerWanson, music teacher
at North Star College. leaves this even
ing for her home at St. Peter, Mimi, to
spend her vacation. : .'s.t% -. H..
i Black Hawk Corn Planters noted for
their accuracy. simplicity and depend
ability. See them at the Warren Ma
! chine & Iron Works Co.
Besse Stamness, formerly Of New
folden. arrived here last week to make
his home with his daughter and soll-ill-
law, Nh. and Mrs Pete Pearson, of this
city.
We are still selling Manure Spreaders
at the old price. If you need one call
us up, or better, come in and select the
size and make you desire.-Lundgren,
Wittensten & Co.
Miss Lucille Farrell returned HON
Sunday morning from Cannon Falls,
where she has been teaching school, to
spend the summer, vacation at the home
Of her parents in this city. T..
A number of friends pleasantly sur
prised Mrs. H. O. Furseth on Saturday
afternoon, being her birthday. A de-
liciOus lunch was served in the after
noon and Mrs. Furseth was presented
with a neat sum of money. ~
Rev A. r. Tollevs preached the
baccalaureate sermon to the graduating
class of the Fisher High School on
Sunday, May 23rd and last Friday eve
ming he delivered the commencement
address at the closing of the Middle Ri
yer school.
Walter J. Marclay, of Minneapolis,
will speak at the NJ e. church on Fri
day evening in the interest Of the
League of Women Voters, commencing
at 7:45 O'clock All ladies interested
4 in political issues are invited to- at
j tend, regardless of party utilization. >
What about all this talk Of tight
money and curtailed credit? We are
j going right along extending easy credit
y with full faith in the general stability
Of our government, and Of the 1920
crop Of the Red River Valley i'll par.
= ticular. Come right in and get what
s you need il, our lines.-W. F. Powell &
Co.
= Ingolf Grindeland recently took part
s. as soloist in the rendition of the ora
. toria ISAIAH at Minneapolis. Victor
! Nelson. the music critic Of the Mime
apolis Journal commenting on Mr.
: GrindelanUs singing says he surprised
= with his work in the tenor part. His
II instrument, always sympathetic, has
most favorably developed while fol
| clearness of enunciation, he excellet
II both the chorus and fellow soloists."
!! Miss Selma Johnson accompanied b.
/ Miss Anna Wilson arrived here Satur
day afternoon for visit at the hom
Of the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Johnson, of this city. Miss John
son returned to Kennedy Monday morn
ing to assist at the hotel conducted b.
her brother, Agdar Johnson. Miss Wi
son proceeded from here to Crookstol
where she will spend her summer va
cation at her home having laugh
school near Kennedy for the past tern
On Thursday evening Of last wee
the Misses Ester Erickson and Ros
Rosendahl entertained at parce
shower in honor of. Miss Freda Eel
blad. After contest in the form OF a
art exhibition the guests constructe
books, illustrating by pictures, the lii
history of. the bride-to-be. After
hunt for the gifts, scattered from att
to basement, a delicious lunch wa
served by the hostesses. Miss Eckbla
Il received many practical and valuab]
gifts which will be found useful
establishing her new home.
A meeting was called at the His
School building last Thursday eveni11
to organize a Girls Community Clu
Several members of - the Ware
Women's Club were present to assist
the organization, Mrs. Davis acting {
chairman of the meeting. The purpos
Of such an organization is to better Il
community and to aid in social servit
work. The club will at once becon
federated with the Minnesota FEEDERS
ton Of Women's Clubs. No reguls
meetings will be held during the sun
mer but beginning in October and EN-
ing in May the girls will meet twice
month to follow special lines Of stud
The following officers were chosen
President, Miss Elizabeth Hansel
Vice President, Miss Lnella Bratrut
Secretary, Miss Jessie Porteous; Urea
urer, Miss Elmira Rudloff. Event
two members have already joined al
it is expected the number will be grea