Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-23
Al V.ARADO NEWS

Mrs. @. O. Olson and Signe Mo1in7
called at the w. @. johnson home last
Wednesday evening.
Miss Cora Bjorndahl and Emil Azure
OF Higdem were married at Grand
Forks, n. OAK, Saturday. They were
accompanied by Selma Bjorndahl and
Morris Azure, who assisted as brides
maid and bestmap. The community
extends their ratulations to the
couple
Ivan Bovee left for Roseau last
week for q visit With his wife, who
will accompany him on his return to
make their future home in this VII
lage.
Mrs. Ella Fish and baby arrived
J. from Grand Forks last week.
The following were guests to dinner
at the Brunzell home Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis. Holt and son. Mr..
and Mrs. Hjalmer Porten and son and
Mrs. Anna Bergman.
Miss Selma Peterson and >her sister
from Warren attended services at the
Baptist church Sunday. l>, 1
Mr., and Mrs. r. Bovee and son
Carol We're entertained to a five
o'clock dinner at the Neujhar. home
Sunday evening ~ q
Mr.. and Mrs. Frykholm visited at
the Sandberg home in Vega last We'd
nesday. -, &'l%
Mrs Henry johnson had her ton
sils removed at hospital in Grand
Forks last week. b
Andy: Larson enrolled as a student
at the North Dakota Commercial Col
lege at Grand Forks last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Malm enter
tanned Mrs. E. Brunzell and daughter
Envy. and Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Brun-
zell and family to dinner at their
home Sunday. .: .,{.,. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Frykholm were guests
at the liver. Nelson home near Viking
week. ago last Sunday.
/ George Sands autoed to, Grand
Forks last Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wick, of
Northland, were guests at the F. E.
Dahlgren home last Tuesday.
Peter Nordlund and Ole Bergman
of Vega transacted business in Crooks
ton last week.
T Mrs. Adam Sahlberg, of Marsh
Grove visited with her brother Otto
Klingborg in the village during the
past week end. Mr.. Klingborg will
leave for Sweden this week for
visit with his parents
Alfred Sands autOed to Warren
Monday afternoon to have some den
tai work done.
Albin Brunzell left for Park River
N. OAK, Monday to take up his work
with the Robertson Lumber Co. at
that place
Olaf Christianson arrived in the viii
lage Saturday to visit at his parental
home. \
Those attending school away from
home will appreciate receiving the
Sheaf regularly each week. The SUBJ
| scription price for the school year is
only $1.O0 Phone us and we'll start
sending the paper at once.
l. Mrs, Victor Edman visited at the
Sands farm Monday and Tuesday.
The Y. P. S. Of the Norwegian Luth-
eran church will meet at the church
Thursday evening. A good program
will be rendered following which
lunch will be served. All are well
come.
to the home of her parents at Big
very ill. She; arrived shortly before
he passed away after lingering ILL
ness. y
A report tells that our village will
probably have q skating rink this
winter
Miss Cora Johnson, signe Modin.
Martha and Willow Johnson called at
the Sanfrid Johnson home Sunday
evening Y .E~
John w. Sands transacted business
in the twin cities last week.
Walter Ormiston left for Newfolden
Monday evening to attend to business
matters. .... ~ i
Walter and Elmer Nelson and Carl
Anderson went to Bernidji on hunt
ing trip last week. ~.
Mrs. Nyhus, of Thief River Falls,
was a guest at the Anton Hill home
last week. . ~ ri ~
Anton Hill left for Minneapolis Sat-
urday to take part in Missionary
work.
Mrs Carrie Anderson and son, Ar
thur, and Mrs. Eggan, Of East Grand
Burkholz, attended the Ladies Aid at
A. j., Walbers's. farm. .s-<... !.
SCHOOL NOTES
ELMER Hill and Marvin Sands were
absent Monday forenoon. 81
Hugo Gehrls is absent on account
of illness. ss-.gs ',.y q.
The Sixth Grade pupils have just
finished their booklets on Pilgrims.
The Fifth grade pupils have finish
ed their booklets on Thanksgiving.
Annie Mackie entered the first grade
this week. ,;s* g.s Ia .4S, .. gs !.
/ The girls will organize their basket
ball team Wednesday night.
The orchestra received their music mus
books on Monday. 38y z. !.
The play Engaged BY Wednesday"