Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-09-07


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Raveling Studio for Kodak finishing
Gifts for al occasions. Hooper's
Giftsand s., JeWelry Store. s.==s
Mystic Mits, reg Zoe. each, Fri and
q Sat-. 20 mits 81. 60 80 Pearson 81 Bazaar.
VIII grind feed two days, Friday
and Saturday, each week from now on
Farmers Mill & Elevator Go.
Miss Lucille Farrell left On Thursday
of last week for Lakefield, Mimi, where
Il she will teach the coming year.
Carl Hanson, Of Newfolden, was iii
town Tuesda visiting with his son
i Henry and calling on his many Warren
4 friends.
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Miss Ina Powell left for Gilbert,
II Mimi, last Friday to teach in the pub
/ lie schools Of that place during the COM
ing year. ;..z
81 LOO off on every S.. 90 purchase Of
cutglass Friday andsa Sunday at Pear
sons Bazaar.
!. The regular meeting Of the W. C. T.
Il u. will be held at the home of Mrs. Ole
Strom next Monday afternoon, Sept.
1 u. All members are cordially invited
to be present. rs
Mrs. p H. Holm left Sunday evening
for St. Paul to visit at the home Of
i Mike Holm, Secretary of State. She
will also attend the state fair and visit
with other friends in the two cities.
Rev. e. @. Chelgren, who was the
pastor Of the Swedish Lutheran church
at Warren a number of years ago, and
for some years now has been the pastor
at Carlton. Mimi. has moved to Two
HarbOrs, Mimi, to become the pastor
of the congregation at that place.
Mrs. Catherin Andreason, Of Brislet,:
left last Saturday to attend the state.
fair and visit with her son Axel, who
has employment in the city. Son. Ans
drew, who is located at Hibbing, ex-
poets to come to Minneapolis fair week
to see his mother.
IS Miss Levia Dahlquist, who has been
at Walla Walla, Wash, for a year or
more, writes to have the Sheaf sent to
Medford, Oregon, where she is now To-
Gated. She says that she is enjoying
the west very much and does not think
she would be satisfied to live anywhere
else. .5 $5g..
Mrs Alb1n johnson, of Rankin, ILL.,,
who has been here five or six weeks
looking after her farm in town Of
Bloomer and visiting with friends, left
last Thursday for her home. A son
who has been here the same length Of
time, will remain to attend school in
Warren. IS e5. t5 s .ss Ri q s Y BE. .ss 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schulz left last
Thursday to attend the State Fair and
visit with relatives and friends in the
southern part Of the state. Mrs. Schulz
has brother living at Ceylon, in Mar
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many years. They will also visit with
the w. f. Loeslie farmily. formerly of
RaClium. now residing at CeylOn.
Mrs. VIM. Swanson, who together
with her husband, We're among the
early pioneer settlers of this vicinity,
is now i'll at her home in Bellingham,
Wash. so her daughter. Mrs. Anna NJ.
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daughter has gone to Bellingham to
help care for her mother during her
illness,
DR.. Elisabeth A. ROTOR, Licensed OPP
tometrist of Grand Forks will be at the
Brummund Hotel, Thief River Falls,
from 11:15 a. NJ. Sept. %, until Sic
A.. NJ. Sept. 80. At Hotel Warren from
9::23 a. NJ. Sept. 80 until 1922 Oct. /.
At Stephen Hotel from 10 :56 A. M.
Oct 4, until 1886 "A. M. Oct. 33.s&sAt
Hotel Hallock from IL :49, Oct. 3, until
1925 p. NJ, Oct. 4. Have your. eyes
examined. All work absolutely guar
anteed S.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. F. Benson, pioneer
residents Of town Of Augsburg, moved
tozssNVarren on Monday and have taken.
possession of the. Dixon house which
they secured in a land deal short
time ago. Mr. and Mrs. Benson have
worked hard many years on the farm
and certainly are entitled to a vaca-
ton. They are very excellent people
land Warren is pleased to welcome them,
hoping that here they may find the rest
and peace which they need In their de-
Ginning years.
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