Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-06-08

Watch for the specials in E. L. Tor
nells window.
John G. Nordlum, from Middle River.
was county seat visitor Tuesday.
| Get white enameled porcelain top
kitchen table, only $10.75 now, at E. L.
| T0rnell's.
We sell Mascot and Creme -four.
Give us trial.-Farmers Mill and Ele-
vator Co.
John Baner, from east of Thief Ri
yer Falls, is a business visitor in this
city today.
Martin Paulson, of Eagle Point,
transacted business matters at the
county seat Tuesday.
You will get genuine comfort in a
Porch Swing and Swing Chair bought
at Warren Furniture Co.
Paul Olson, of Fargo, arrived here
last Thursday to accept a position with
| Tue warren Electric 20.
Victor Cederlund, of Northwestern
Warrenton, returned yesterday morn
ing from a visit with his brother in law
at Crookston.
Have just received carload of
fence posts, which will be sold at a
very reasonable price. Gall on Lund-
| gren WittenSten & Co.
John Gehrke, former resident of
this vicinity, writes the Sheaf from
Turlock, Calf, saying that the family
is we'll and that crops there are look
ing good.
Miss Hazel Lund arrived home from
Minneapolis Monday morning to be
present at the graduation of her
brother Lambert, from the Warren
high school.
Mrs. Almida G. Green, R. NJ, former
superintendent at the Warren Hospital
has spent the past winter at Santa
Barbara, Calf, but will return to Chi
cago in month or two, according to a
letter received here.
Miss Caddie Robinson, who has been
J teaching at Mankato, arrived at home
Monday for a visit. Her sister, Miss
Buelah Robinson, who has been teach
ing at Baker, Mont, during the past
year, will attend summer school al
Billings.
Mrs. John Lindberg has written
friends that she arrived safely in
Idaho, where she met her daughter
Frances, and that they and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur w. Ostrom will 20 from
Idaho to Seattle by auto to visit the
John E. Ostrom family.
Marshall Rays was quite painfully
injured on Thursday of last week while
working when he ran a spike through
| the center of his foot He was taken
to the Warren hospital where his in
jury was dressed and properly treated
so that he is now able to be about al
though still somewhat lame.
The Luna baseball team will give s
barn dance at A. J. McCartney's BARI
on Wednesday evening, June 18th, \:
| mile west and u miles north of Luna
The Ladies of the WarrentOa Farm Blu
reau will sell refreshments, the pro
ceeds to go toward the w. G.. T. U. Res
Room at the Fair Grounds. Everybod,
welcome.
A little model of the Drico silo ha
been received at the Robertson Lumbe
company's Office in Warren and is OF
exhibit at the Office. The model i
about five feet high and illustrates tn
! construction of this storm and fros
proof silo julius Nyquist, manager o
! the local yard, will be pleased to ex
plain the model to anyone interested.
Miss O'Meara and the students in tn
training department wish to thank tn
parents, especially the mothers, TO
their interest and sympathy. shown dul
ing the spring term for beginner
! Few were tardy or absent and none eS
= cept for good cause Such attentiO
and care merits appreciation and b.
3 speaks success for the little ones in tn
& years to come. -
Henry Halvorson returned hon
q Monday from St. Olaf College, NORTH
) field, where he has been enrolled as
q student since the beginning Of Januar!
4 he Is CdklIS Tie reg uldi COlcSe COuIs
) and likes the work. Next year he wi
3 probably have a chance to sing in til
s. st. Olaf choir, altho he says there
q strong competition for membership j
2 this famous musical organization.
A large number of neighbOrs an
friends surprised Mr.. and Mrs. Knl
! AIalek at the home Of Mr.. Malek's pal
ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Malek, wit
a parcel shower last Saturday evenin,
s The visitors brought an abundance {
good things to eat and very sociabl
evening was spent. Mr.. and Mr.
Malek were married several month
( ago. ...
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