Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-05-04

Wesley Kezar, 81 Crooksat %, was 6
Warren visitor ssssunela
Miss Gladys Storm is away visiting
with her aunt, Mrs Carl Stenslani, at
Adams, N. ID.
Send or bring your Kodak finishing,
to ] ohnson's Studio Warren, Mimi, for
best work and prompt service. stf
Miss Winnifred Mapps enter ained a
number of Warren girls at d slumber
party Monday nigh at her home east
of Warren
Miss Loretto G. Newman, executive
secretary Of the Child Welfare board,
was in AlYarado in the interests of
her work Monday. ss5s 'ssS
a. Leonard, pure food inspector, i
and Clyde Nelson, 5of Minnea pc lis, were
l,entertained over the week end at. the
%. a. BueGhe home.
August Stromberg, Hilmer Erickson,
Elmer Lindstrand and Afmer Swandby
are working near P1ummer surveying
out from the county surveyors Office
fl. /. Golden and son CIifford return
led Monday morning from HillsbOro, N.
i D., after having visited at 1.-THE home
of Mrs. Kvisgaard, a daughter of
Mr.. III. I. Golden. ss.Zs
The Ladies' Aid of the Swedish Luz
theran church will meet at the church
par1ers Friday afternoon The men are
invited Tor supper. Mrs. Nels johnson,
| Mrs. VIM. Forsberg and Mrs. p. III
Holm NJ al enterta IN. <a
| Mrs. M. = rihlstrom and baby left
Thursday evening for Crookston, where
home Of eMrs. I,ihlstrun's parents, Mr..
strom Joined her on Saturday evening
and they returned to Warren Monday
morning.
Mrs. N. q. STADIUM attended lunch
con ct the League Of Women Voters at
the ball room of the Hotel bennington
in Minneapolis last Friday afternoon.
4 number of prominent speakers adj
dressed the gathering and told OF the
legislation passed by the state hgisla-
ture during its last session, due to q
large extent, to the activities OF the
organization. Mrs. j. s. Hillel,De was:
also present at the luncheon. Miss
Wells, state president of the Organiza-
ton, expressed great pleasure at the
work done during the recent legisIa-
tive session by the committees appear
T ing on behalf of the League OF Women
Voters.
At a meeting Of the various commit
tees appointed to take charge Of the
features Of Memorial Day i'll Warren
lat the Hotel Warren Monday afternoon
lit was decided that it would be advis-
able to hold the speaking exercises Of
] the day at the high school auditorium
| providing that place could be secured.
1t was also decided that it would be
best to have all of the program for the
day conducted in the morning. The
parade would proceed to the graveyard.
where there would be simple and short
ceremonies followed by the decoration
of the graves. Following this the
speaker of the day and others numbers
would be heard at the high. school aud
|itorium. 81.
News has reached here that Emanual
Anderson, a son of Mrs. Gust Anler-5
son. died at, his home in Turlock. Cali
4 fornia, on April Sth, at the age of 30
years. The cause of his death was
heart trouble. He was born iii Com
stock i'll this county and moved with
i his parents to TllrlOck. He had bpen
in Canada over four years and return
ed his home last November. When he
died he said that he. did not want any
sorrow OF his family on account of his
death because he was so happy in Jesus
and asked that they would pray to
God to relieve him Of his suffering.
He is mourned by an old mother, three
brothers, Arvid. A1bin and Carl: also
sister, Mrs. Bird. His father died
about a year ago.