Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-04-27
EPIDEMIC Is BETTER

OH tIdE SIEeeI.
EPIDEMIC is BETTER
The Scarlet Fever which has been
the cause of so much trouble and sad
ness during the past months and which
looked for time as though it would
become an epidemic, is now under con-
troll No new cases have been reported
during the last six weeks and the school
Attendance is now very good.
The farmers were all busy working
on the fields last week, but have been
unable to seed this week for few
day on account Of showers
Alfred Nystrom was business caller
in Oslo Saturday.
We are glad to report that lola
Ba talden, Of Lamberton, Mimi, is much
improved
Rev. J.. Madison accompanied Frank
Dahlgren to Warren Monday to call on
Della, who is ii member of his con-
trmation class.
Mrs. Lewis, Larson spent Saturday
visiting with her daughter. Mrs. W. f.
Malm
Rev. Nyland of Ashland, Wis, con-
Quoted services in the Baptist church
last Sunday
Mrs r. j. Feering and sons spent
Sunday afternoon at the Martin Sands
+ farm.
A number of young folks OF this COM
muniry were entertained at the John
Olson home Friday evening. A most
enjoyable evening was passed in sing
ing and playing games. after which a
dainty lunch WAS served.
Misses Larson and Haivorson enter
tanned the s.. S.. S. at the high school
auditorium Wednesday evening.
Miss Hannah Larson, Willie Larson
and Master Maynard Larson visited at
the Alfred Anderson home ats Burkholz
Sunday afternoon.
Rev. s. J. Brekke held services in
the Norwegian Lutheran church at Vfk-
ing last Sunday
Pete Nyland. OF Warren, who is well
known In this community, renewed old
|acquaintances in the village Monday.
Mrs. Anna Johnson will entertain
the Norwegian Lutheran Ladies' Aid
Thursday All are welcome.
Misses Harriet and Gladys Olson ac-
companie:I Mr.. f. E. Dahlgren to War
rem Saturday to visit their friend Della
| Dahlgren.
Peter BiorkIund left for Mahnomen
Mimi. where he is employed. last Wed
nesday evening after having visited
with his family in the village for 4 few
days.
| Mr.. and Mrs F. e. Dahlgren make
daily trips to Warren to visit thell
daughter Della who is under the doc,
tors care at the hospital.
| Mrs. Edward Lund, who has beer
visiting at the home OF her sister, Mrs
Pete Lindell, left for Viking Friday
evening to attend the funeral OF he1
sister in-law who died last week.
Mrs. Annette Sands spent Tuesday
lat the R. j. Feering home.
CO. Olson and f. e. Dahlgren trans.
acted business in Grand Forks Tues
day.
Arthur Sands is. having garage
constructed on his lots in Sands addi
ton.
/ The friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Sands will be glad to know that theH
daughter Er1iss, who has been SICK FOL
some time. is much improved.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Backstrom anG
Mrs e. W. Anderson autoed to war
rem Saturday.
| Willie O. Johnson left for Leroy
Sask-. Canada. last Wednesday evening
Ito look after his land interests there
Mrs. Johnson and son LoWeN accom-
panied him for a short visit at d11Ier
ent places. returning Monday morning
| We are glad to see Mrs. Neujahr VI
and around again
/ Dan Christensen left for Oslo Mon
Iday morning. having spent almost
week in this village Mr.. Christensen:
home is at Hoffman, MINI. The CORE
spondent takes this opportunity to coz
rect the mistake made last week, Wnei
we stated that he was from North La
kota
/ Chas. T. Anderson, OF vega, was
Village caller Saturday.
I AxeI Peterson. the village assessor
wac a business visitor in Warren Las
week.
Mrs. G. O. Olson will entertain tn
Iswedish Lutheran Ladies Aid Friday
Nav 9th. All are welcome.
/ The lecture on leprosy given at th'
Swedish Lutheran church was very u
Iterestmg
/ Chas. Franks, of Warren, IS Buss
with spring work on his land near AZ
Ivarado.
DR.. Wattam, of Warren. was pro
IfessionaI caller at the Nels Markusol
home Saturday.
Mrs f. e. Dahlgren and daughters
Doris and Vivian, visited over Sunda'
Il at the home of Mr. and Mrs Cnas
II JaFnSnr of Warren