Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-23
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Observation-Disclosures

Observation-Disclosures Z j
A marriage of more than usual in
terest took place at Thief River Falls
last Thursday when Miss Ella Nelson
Of this place became the bride Of
Joseph A. Whitmark a former resident
of the state Of California. The mar
riage and it's procedure is shrouded
in unusual novelty and romance in
| as much as the couple had not been
personally acquainted until last Sep
TENDER when Mr. Whitmark arrived
here via the auto route from Cali
! fornia, previously and without a per-
sonal meeting however a romantic
correspondence had prepared and en-
lightened the mystic lovers lane which
finally resulted in a desire to become
acquainted and led to the happy re-
suit named. The ceremony took place
on Thursday before Judge Lars Bake
of the Probate court and in the pres
ence of Sheriff w. J. LaBree and an
assistant of Pennington county. De-
finite plans for the future are not pre-
pared by the newlyweds but their i'm
! mediate home during the winter
| months will be with Ingrid Nordhag-
en-, where Miss Nelson has been stay
ing since a young girl. Ella Is one
of the community's popular young
women and the possessor of numerous
sterling qualities which will make her
an admirable life companion. Mr..
Whitmark is great, traveller and
yersed in many trades, the last years
however, he has spent along the "a
cific coast where he has been engaged
mostly at civil engineering work. On
Monday evening a delegation OF the
Young folks met at the MIS-. Nordhag
on home and rendered Mr.. and Mrs:
Whitmark the customary charlVarl
greetings, and the best wishes for
happy and sunny life journey. +
Services at the Swedish church IN
| town next Sunday evening, NOV. -.
Rev. w. Drotts and f. seagren Will
| preach.
Have now fine and complete line
Of ladies' and mems Handkerchlets III
! pretty holiday boxes at attractive
nrices ranging from 10 cents to $l.5o.
Also a fine line of dolls and toys Tor
the HOLIDAYS will arrive shortly. Come
and have your early cho1ce-hem-
mems Bargain Store. auV'
Alec Hellquist attended a dust cap
social at the county line school last
Friday evening, and also enjoyed u
brief visit with Thief River rams
|. friends. Z
!, Bernhard Ranum returned on tues
day from st. Paul where ne mas oeen
| with a carload Of stock for the local
| shipping association. -
Mrs Carl Mellem, accompanied Dv
her youngest daughter and Emil Mel
1am ment a couple days at VIKING
tho beginning Of the week to visit at
the Nordgaard and. Nelson homes;
! Martin EyensOn, from near HON.,
! visited with the T. Mellem folks last
Saturday and Sunday .
Victor Mosbeck and Selmer Haugeh
went to Crookston by car last frloay
! 70 attend business and visit WIN tn lt,
Dave Mosbeck and Oscar Blompers
families. =l..9 az,
sunday afternoon services were con
Quoted at Rindal. church by Rev: Geo.
larson from Thief River Falls
a SPECIAL SALE Of barn paint,
mems and women's headweeaar, en-, cnli-
dren's sweaters and leggins: on Weu-
nesdays, Nov. % and 30. Make your
purchase here-Remmem's .barsain
Store. aus -
The Busy Bee basket social las.
Thursday evening was well ATTENDED
and netted about $28, which will go
to a Xmas tree festival. 4 Anton Gull
seth cried the sale and Seimer Soren-
/! son acted as clerk. The Neckt tic SO
cial on Saturday evening at Sunshine i !.
and the Rag Ball social on Friday s. g: !:
Willowdale was also well attended ana
satisfactory and happy evenings were
passed mid games and dancing QUITE
: few of our local young people AZ
tended these school parties. I,
II. a. Whitmark spent armistlce DAY
at Warren attending to matters % OF
business. 4 =
Christ Engen went to Stephen last fs
Monday on business. ~.
The Congregational Church OF
Rosewood
werner Drotts, Pastor.
services will be held next Sunday at
4 30 81. M. We expect Rev. seagre =
81 Beckman to be present and speak
All are welcome. 35is
i + ona than three cents a<Week! Gan