Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-06-01


attended the class play Iast week
ss The Bernt Christians0n family spen4
Sunday at Strandquist.
Mrs. Margaret Peterson of Superior,
Wise, arrived last week to visit with
friends at Oslo and AlyaY1ilo
Mr.. and Mrs 6. O. Olson entertained
the following last Sunday Mrs Mar
garet Peterson, Mr.. and 1frs. Lewis
Larson, Mr.. Martin Johnson and Mar
tina, Willow and Raymon johnson.
DR.. = a. MattsOn, OF Minneapolis,
who delivered the commencement adj
dress at the North Star College .at
Warren last Wednesday, was q guest
at the home Of his brother, Mr.. John
Smith Thursday.
d Mrs. john Carlson, of Vega, mother
OF Axel Carlson has moved into the
home recently vacated by the Bohlin
family
Mrs. Henry Olson returned from
2Erskine Monday, after two weeks
visit at her parental home.
The high school and seventh and
eighth grade pupils and teachers and
a few other guests enjoyed very
.sOciable time at the high school audi
tOrium Friday evening. &
# Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Olson entertain
ed the following to a six o'clock din
sner Monday: Mr.. and Mrs. a. Ere
gard and family, Mrs. Margaret Peter
son, Mr.. and Mrs. G. O. Olson and
Martin Johnson.
Otto KlingbOrg returned from st.
Paul last week having attended the
annual meeting Of the order Of Vasa.
Some of the local baseball fans who
attended the game at Warren Monday
were: John, George and Arthur Sands,
w. r. Malm, Anton Freglard, Albert
and Oscar Olson.
room bungalow erected on her lots in
Sands addition. d.
Miss Hilma Oberg and Emil Pearson
visited at the III. Fl. Oberg home Sum
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Il. Olson attend
ed the baseball game at Warren Mon
day. 4s
Miss Lena Erickson, Of Lake Park,
arrived last week to be the weekend
guest Of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Anton Hill. rs, I ..==Zs
Miss Clara Peterson, Of Warren,
visited with her sister, Mrs. III. B.
Backstrom, Sunday and Monday,
Miss Olga Bloomsness arrived Mon
day, to visit at the home Of her mother,
after having completed successful
term of teaching at Radium. zsz
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hegranes and
family, Of Grafton, N. D., arrived last
week to visit with Mrs. Hegranes'
h,.ot D~o y -
Mrs. Eric Brunzell spent Friday at
the Ludwig and Oscar Anderson homes,
returning Saturday. a:
Conrad Lodoen is.employed at Hollis
confectionery.
The Baccaulaureate services con-
Quoted at the Swedish Lutheran church
Sunday was well attended in spite of
the rain. Rev. j. G. Mattson addressed
the graduates in well chosen words and
music was furnished by the Norwegian
and Swedish Lutheran choirs.
III. III. Oberg was business caller in
Warren Tuesday.
Misses Viola johnson, Ollie Portell,
George and Conrad I4odoen attended the
alumni banquet at the North Star Col
lege last Wednesday evening.
Swedish Luth. Church Of Alvarado.
JOSEPH G. MATTSON. Pastor. III
Next Sunday morning service with
communion at the Elm church at 10 80
o. clock. lsE5 "; 4;
No Sunday school next Sunday.
The Red River District Luther
League convention at the Elm church
June 3-5. Dinner will be served at the
church on Saturday, but those In at.
tendance on Sunday will please bring
their basket dinner. 80 -
Alvarado and Elm catechumens meet
next Saturday at 10 a. m. . :=5
Film Ladies Aid meets with Mrs. J
Modem Wednesday afternoon, June 8th
Mrs Victor Morberg will be hostess
to the BIoomwood Ladies' Aid Thurs
day afternoon, June 9th
Four weeks parOchial school will bt
held at the Bloomwood school house
commencing June 7th, ats o'clock q. m.
Miss Judith Peterson, teacher. Mem
bers and non-members having children
in the school ages are urged to Civ
these little folks this opportunity fol
religious instruct ton
Norwegian sLuth. Church: OF Alvnrado.
s. J.. BREKKE. Pastor
English services Sunday evening at |!
o'clock. 5$s
Ladies Aid meets this Thursday a
the home Of Mrs. Louis Larson.
COnfirmant class meets Saturda,
afternoon at - 80
Monday morning at 8 o'clock TIL
Iparochial school begins. The paste
will be the teacher Parents belongin,
Ito the congregation as we'll as those no
members, who desire to give their chill
|dren religious instruct ions, are request
ed to send their child ren from the yer,
start. SO as to have g good beginnlpl
land that this most impor tant work 70
1.-THE children and the church can CIV
thu. best possible results
Services in ngsyinger su u
morning at IL q clock.
i Confrmant3 class meets Friday morn morn
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