Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-12-28

Mr.. and Mrs. N. q. Hamrick's and
daughter, Marie, were Christmas
shoppers in Crookston on Monday.
They also called at the Northwest
School Of Agriculture to arrange for
Marie to start school after the New
Year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Christensen, to-
gether with Ellis and Anna Olson,
aatoed to Thief River Falls on Mon
day to do their Christmas shoppings
In returning home In the evening the
men were obliged to walk home for a
team to bring the ladies home due to
a broken rear axel. However they
were well pleased that it didn't hap
pen farther away from home.
T. I. Thompson was an Angus cal
Ter on Wednesday afternoon.
Palmer Peterson and John Mundel
autoed to Thief River Falls on Tues
day. Mrs. Peterson, who had been
visiting with her parents, returned
home with them in the evening.
John Mundel and Severe Ranum
were Warren visitors on Wednesday.
Mrs Martin Carlson, who had been
painfully sick for long time died
on Thursday Funeral services were
conducted on Saturday afternoon by
Rev. A. T. Tollevs.
6. E. Arhaug called on Bob Millar.
on Thursday afternoon.
T. 7. Thompson and daughters Eve
lyn and Erma autped to Thief River
Falls on Thursday to attend to their
Christmas shopping besides bringing
Marville with them home to spend
her Christmas vacation.
Miss Engeborg Dale closed school
on Thursday noon and left in the af-
ternoon for her home at Mcintosh
to spend her vacation with her par
ents, Rev. and Mrs Dale. Il.
Miss Ethel Humphrey; teacher in
Dist. 279, left for her home near East
Grand Forks on Friday to spend her
Christmas vacation with the home
folks. s&
Frank Hamrick, who is member
of the crew graveling the road be-
tween Crookston and Beltrami came
home on Friday evening to spend
couple days vacation at. home. He
left again on Sunday evening.
The Carl Christensen family were
guests at the Ole Gjerde home on
Christmas Day. 81
Mrs. Oscar Hauglid returned home
on Friday evening with her baby who
had been sick and receiving medical
aid at Warren. W - IS Nv
The following is a list of the young
people Of this community who. are
spending their Christmas vacation at
home from the different schools: Ag-
mes and Ella Johnson and Marville
and Evelyn Thompson, from the Thief
River Falls high school, Clara and
Elmer Morud from the North Star
College at Warren, Robert Nelson
from the Northwest School of Agri-
culture, and Gladys Hauglid from the
CrookstOn high school.
Martin and Sidney Olson were War
rem visitors on Saturday doing their
Christmas shopping. $ -
A message which proved to be a
sad and shocking one was received
by Mrs. John Olson stating her son
Otto. who is employed in an iron ore
mine at Coleraine, had been fatally
injured that morning and was expect
ed to die at any moment. A later
report received on Sunday stated that
he was beginning to gain consciousness
and was believed that he would re-
cover. ~ -
T. T. Thompson took Arthur Olson
Ito the train at Crookston where he
left for Coleraine to see his brother
Otto. 49, = H.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Carlson, Mr..
and Mrs. O.. j. Carlson and Martin
Carlson were dinner guests at the
Christ Solvik home on Christmas day.