Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-09

Auto curtains repaired and polished
at reasonable prices at Franson Shoe.
Store.
Banker 81. L. Melgaard, of Argyle,
is attending to business in the city
today.
We want your chickens, ducks, geese
and Turkeys. Get our cash prices
Warren Creamery.
Saturday Special "tSnappy trimmed
and tailored hats at only $500
O. N. Nelson millinery.
Frank GrembOwski, who lives north
OF Oslo, was a business visitor III
Warren last Thursday.
The Boxville Farmers Club will
have basket social at the Boxville
school Friday evening, Nov. 18th.
Hear, Paulo Grippe at the High
School auditorium this Thursday eve.
ming. You cannot afford to miss this
| treat. -. e.. s.s[
Chicken Dinner and Bazaar in the
Catholic Church basement Wednesday
evening, Nov. 10th. Everybody wei
come. ....,, "a i
Bring your storage batteries to us
for storage and expert care for the
w
[ Powell & Co. -', -
Lon Bradley arrived this week from
the Iron range, where he is employed,
to attend to business in the city for
several days. - ~.
Thomas Johnson, of Edinburg, n
D, arrived last evening for a few
days visit at the F. c. Larson home
in this city. ~ -'.
| The Red Cross roll call will be can
| Eassed by the members of the Woman's
| club, the same as last year.-Mrs. A.
| 3 Nelson, branch sec. =, Vi ..-.
| Mrs. Ruth Shaw and Mrs. 4. B.
| Nelson entertained a. number of
friends at the home Of DR.. G. $. Wat
| tam on Tuesday afternoon. -
Miss VelmQ Mason, who is teach
er in the public schools at Newfolden,
was q visitor at the G. e. Lundquist
home in this city Saturday and Sun.
day. ,,
Mrs. Hatfield, mother of A. r., Hat
field of this city, left last Thursday
evening for her home in Faribault, af-
ter. spending; some; time at the home
Of her son. ..,,W. >,..&4.
Saturday Special "Snappy trimmed
and tailored hats at only $500
o. n. Nelson millinery.
"A bright and bOnny baby girl ar
rived at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Irving Quist Of this city, on Tuesday,
| Nov. S, 1921 Friends extend con-
gratulations.
The Sunday school of the First
Methodist church is giving basket
social at the church Friday evening,
November 18th. at s r. NJ. Every
body welcome.
Rev. S. w. SwensOn left Monday
evening for Omaha, Neb., to attend
meeting Of all the presidents of the
various conferences of the Augustana
synod of. America.
Two Of the biggest carrots we hAyt
ever seen have been added to the
Sheaf window exhibit. They were
grown by Hans Brosdahl in his gar
den in this city.
Ed. Lem. who is employed ut Hoop
ers jewelry store. left Tuesday even
ing for Blackjack where he will JON
! his brother and will spend some time
in quest Of big game.
One certainly has rarely heard a per
former Of such magnitude. Dali!
Mail Birmingham. England. You mus
hear Paulo Grippe this Thursday eve
ming at the high school. i
"A basket social will be given Thurs
day evening. Nov. 10. at the HOrgel
school. Dist No. II. proceeds for thu
benefit of. boys and girls club worl
, and the Junior Red Cross. -
: Misses Ethel Maricle. Mae Landeen
Esther Il. Smith, and Ruth Stromgren
teachers in the public schools spen
: the week end in the cities, returnin!
z to Warren Monday morning. \
At Aberdeen, S. OAK, single admis
i, sion tickets to the Paulo Gruppe con
cert were sold for $3.50. What a
you think about this concert on :
/ $500 season Lecture Course?
Thursday night at the High Schoo
auditorium for me- The Paulo Grupp.
Concert company, four artists, viii
render program such as has never
been rendered in Warren before.
}! Lets all 90 to the Boxville Farmer
Club basket social Friday evening
Nov. 18th, a good program and a goo(
time is assured. Ladies bring your
baskets and the men will do the rest
! Alva, Jean and Lena Nelson, o.
Gatzke, left from Warren last week
for Los Angeles, Calf, where they
will be employed. Their brother, Us
i car Nelson, of Gatzke, accompanied
them to this city. ~ I,
The Ladies Aid of the Scandinavian
M. f. Church will hold bazaar IN
! the church basement on Friday eve
/ ming. the 18th. Several fine articles
willtbe sold and lunch will be served
Everybody, is welcome. .s% 4z#-
Mrs: SHerbert Charles, of st. Paul
and Mrs. Robert Anderson, of Valley
I City. n d. sister and aunt, respec.
lively. Of Mr.. E. E. SWens0n. arrived
yesterday and are visiting the Sven.
son and Judge Grindeland families.
Mrs. w E. Wood and daughter left
last Wednesday for Chicago, after Wis.
ting here for couple weeks with her
mother. Mrs. Bjorklund, and other
relatives and friends Of this city land n
vicinity. Mr.. Wood and sons left in
their car some time ago. Mr.. and
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