Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-16
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OFFICERS ELECTED For q
ALVARADO RED CROSS

OFFICERS ELECTED For
ALVARADO RED CROSS
The following were elected to Office
at the Red Cross meeting Monday
evening Mrs. Lewis Sands, president ];
Mrs Hilma Fering, vice president !;
IRIS a. Strandberg, secretary, and
IRIS III. BackstrOnl treasurer. The
Ivarado chapter now includes the
tillage and also the townships Of
Vega, Bloomer and the eastern half Of
Oak Park The officers will appoint
people in the different townships to
take charge Of the work >in their To-
calities Roll call will soon be taken
up and everyone should do their bit
so that this work may continue in
Marshall county as well as throughout
the entire nation.
The Young Peoples Society Of the
Norwegian Lutheran church will meet
Nov oath. The program will include
music. speech and readings suitable
for Thanksgiving day. Everyone is
welcome.
Mrs. N. G. Backstrom returned
from Viking, having attended the
funeral Of her father, who died last
week.
The county commissioners and the
highway engineer passed through the
village Saturday when they We're look
ing over the roads y
Mr. and Mrs Albin Brunzell and
daughters visited at the Henry Sands
home Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Hjalmer Porten and
Albin Brunzell %autoed to Grand Forks
Monday.
Mrs Agnes Mackie with her family
moved into our village last week; and
will make their. future home ,oE
boundary street. ~ =
. Miss Ann Anderson spent the week
end as a guest Of her parents at their
home near Argyle ..s
Mrs. Anton Fregard and familyI Wis
tied at the Sands farm Sunday
Mrs. Hilma Fering, Miss Cora John
son and Theodore Stevenson were Wis
itors at the MARTIN Johnson home
Sunday.
J. W. Sands left for Fergus Falls
Monday evening. where he attended
to business matters. l~,,.E.1
Mrs Ole Peterson spent Tuesday
in Warren Having dental work done.
Clarence Olson arrived last week for
a visit in the village -
- Miss Julia Holtberg is assisting at
{ the home of her sister, Mrs. AXel
Carlson. ~. ~
Miss Inez Johnson spent Friday and
Saturday with friends in Warren.
Miss Annie Thompson returned from
Cathay, N Oak, last week, where she
has been employed for several months
81 Miss Nettie Nyblawd Of Grand
's|Forks spent the week end in the vii
,e1age .-.=
Rev. Seth. an anti-saloon league
speaker filled the pulpit of the Swe(l-
ish Lutheran church Sunday evening.
MI. and Mrs. r. Boyee entertained
the following at their home Wednes-
day evening, MI. and Mrs. Strand
berg, Mr.. and Mrs Neujhar Misses
Ann Anderson and Ollie Iverson
Mrs. Oscar Sands will entertain the
Norwegian Lutheran Ladies Aid
Thursday afternoon. All are wei
come. ,sa- ,.-5a,*
Misses Martha and Willow johnson
and Raymond Johnson spent Sunday
evening at s. <Brekke's home.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter. johnson was baptized
sunday III Tie yllOulS " AASA e1AASs
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Peter
son. and named Lucille Adeline. Al
Z fer the christening dinner-was served
to the following guests. Mr.. and MIS-:
Ole Lindl,lad. Rev. and Mrs Mattson,
Mr.. and Mrs Nalgren and MI. ana
Mrs Walter Johnson
Mrs Palm. of Vega. called on Mrs.
Lodoen Monday.
Miss Hulda Lundin, who assisted
at the n. G.. Backstrom home last
week. returned to her home in Sands
vile Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dahlstrom anf
son Donald autoed to Grand Forks
Tuesday, where Donald will have MS
tOnsils removed. =.
MI. and Mrs. Norgaard. OF Burk-
-holz, visited at the Lodoen home 2 Mon on:
day
Miss Peterson left for her home
near Warren after having attended
Hamline Iverson during his Illness.
Hamline is now much improved.
Miss. Matilda Walberg will enter
tain the Swedish Lutheran Ladies Aid
Friday afternoon All are welcome.
Conrad Lodoen entertained a num-
her of friends at his home Saturday
evening. 81,
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Holt celebrated
the fifth birthday Of their son Clay
ton Monday by entertaining the fol