Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-06-15

Mrs Peterson no doubt had been all
ing for some time. 1t is thot, however
ago last spring when fields were mum
dated by water from the thaw. She
was stricken with pleurisy and flu:
nn a her % on e ehe do %9a ana tb
proved beneficial for a season. But
about sixteen weeks ago she was again
stricken, consumption developing,
which disease was the cause of her
death.
Besides the husband, who deeply
mourns the loss of his beloved wife, her
father, John Taper, and half-brother
After scripture reading and prayer
funeral services were conducted from
ado, Wednesday, June 9Th, 1921. Inter-
ment was in the village cemetery, Rev
Joseph c. Mattson officiating.
RED RIVER DISTRICT
LUTHER LEAGUE
It was a beautiful afternoon, the
third Of June. that the Red River Dls.
trict Luther League met for their nrst
session in the Elm church OF Alvarado
thru the generous and hospitable in
vitation of the local league OF the Elm
congregation.
league met for it's business meeting.
Among the important motions We're:
The district league goes on record as
favorng conference 1eag ~ s,c men,
league were also elected. That at least
one delegate be sent to the Lutheran
Young Peoples Mass meeting to pc he!d
at st. Peter, also such delegate was wa;
elected with three alternates, judith
Peterson. Of Alvarado, being the dele
gate elected. Officers We're also ELECT
president; Stella Lundberg. of Kennedy:
Mimi, secretary; Levina Nordlund, or
Alvarado. treasurer; and Rev: car1stedt
of Strandquist. vice presldfnt. +ha
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DELEGATES and congregation met for
divine service. Rev. a. Larson OF FIhlet
River Falls gave the her, sGpmoh Tho de,e-
gates together with congregation ga
thered for sunrise prayer meetlng, ne
morning being crisped with VT fro rn, w'tn
double value for those who ventured
out to worship At nine O'CLOCK a. M
the delegation met for B'n ls; o,s stp y ay
larson gave an address on the soul
value of our Swedish Psalms.
The ladies Of the congregation served
the noon meal under the trees out on
the lawn. as soon as everyonesWasa s a.
isfied the whole; assembly gronpeds tG7
gether to sing songs OF praise oh'''
~" This afternoon. was given to Rsv
Loren, Of St. Paul. Rev: Loren brough n.
a wonderful message. Of that Only ~
the word of God is there power 20 NIX
lasting happiness. and to estaol'sni
At seven thirty a program was was 81 rem in p
dered by the Social League, eco cons's sfteT
which the delegation was invited 1oa Ia q
social hour in the park near by "he a1I
bonfres were already preparreo o ,,ows'
were served wieners, marshmalio"s D
co Sunday. the big day and climax Of the
convention, was welcomed ny eartt y
Bible study and prayer prayer s neet We're
e efa Rev. Larson preaching the pre-
naratory and Rev. Carlstedt the hlgn
mass. after which communion service
Sunday afternoon the different
leagues rendered their program, con.
sisting of readIn mess Sons BY Carl Joh
e oo,e of crooks from the Theological
seminarv Rock Island. ILL.,. bringing
forth the plea for more workers III ''e
o'1 T 'nr 1 this convention the spirit
of Fellowship was undescGlbaole' ~
eether viii, the inspiration that ea s,se
G dc eis or 1 her bbsrti &c. league
Throushout the whole CONVENTION a..
the meetings were well attendeq' -.
the delegates departed rot tne'i fa no ne
~tnere ro Wss wa np which the Elm con
gregation had entertained them III '''S''
homes
RET WITH PAINFUL ACCIDENT
John E. Olson. manager of the ISL; osiE
Grain and Fuel Co., had very pan, -. -
accident Tuesday morning WINE on t te
WAS way - The roads were quite slippery ana
Hhan crossing the bridge the car sh ~
1ed and plunged over a hfteen looI in ei
bankment. turning over +h~ car when
fnn6d Nv a passerby he was very pau
hruised and scratched, but ne rs s;s We.
medical treatment at once So f,,tnre
coyery is expected in the near lo'o' 9.
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The High School picnic was held a.
Turtle River Sunday. whlcn pro roet al
be an ideal gay; me and P'a at ten O'clock
four cars. we'll loaded. left the vliiase e.
On arriving at, their dest piaer ;oins
pretty place, where d ud e;r rs' roamed
aronnd and some girls with mrs. u. w
Anderson, the chaperon, plcked r 49,
and ferns for table trimm ai,ar were
m prePaf IN Which boys and girls all took too,
nn11al mart. After the dinner the TINS {
Was spent in boat,ridng ana &c, + R,ayi al
games until three 4,clo Sae WIZ the baseball
game r ee as final ending Of the P Paan6a7
The Central aig Eor, sch we're d Hss
team Iro whe en- the they clashed with tn.
1 frnoay y;,,,ior team on the home grounds
The game was very interestimrSS ~ Imnioj
with final score of to O. me 1,;n.
n nGau four games and been victorious
n ~ and they aim to keep it up 49,
Miss Hildgr FL pi1sr q Fa Ers Monda,
to visit relatives and friends IN 'hi
vicinity. Aaoraon Mrs
ten a1toed to Grand Forks satu 4,day :
Waif 9daa Maf X tSis 9 Gf Gasn'
spMen. ond Mrs Frans Peterson am
family, Of Even, Mich, arrived Fr1d aa;
to visit at the Otto Kligborg ,nemS E,;nr NJ,
Peterson is brother OF W -. lAins :
IN Nj. and Mrs Pete Lindell were weel
end guests at the Gustafson nome y
Wife o. johnson returned from Le
Row. Sask, last Friday after hav 11A
snerit two months there Joking aIte
his land interests.
Many Alvaradoites attended the en-
tertainment given by Ollie skrAtthul
at Warren last week.