Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-01-05

Feed barn-When in town put your
horses in the old Dixon barn.
Miss Anna Erlandson visited with
relatives and friends at Kennedy. Fri
day.
Just received, new shipment of Boys
Suits. They will please you, both ways.
Hans Urtes, the Clothier
Born to Mr. and Mrs. A. III. Nystrom
of Alvarado, Monday, January Bird, a
baby boy at the Hedgewood hospital.
Mrs. Ed. ROsendahl and daughter,
Miss Della, returned Saturday from
Kennedy, where they visited with
friends for a few days.
Dorothy Phillips, star in Heart Of
Humanity, will be seen in another
super-special production, "Once To
Every Woman, Monday and Tuesday
at the Strand.
G. l.. Leisner, who has conducted a
store at Steiner for number Of years.
arrived in the city this morning from
Minneapolis and will attend to bust
ness matters here for few days.
lewis Erickson arrived last week
from Marysfeld, Sask., Canada, for a
few days visit here and at AlyaradO,
leaving on Monday evening for Chicago,
where he is taking a course at the
/ Moody Institute.
Ruth, Catharine and Paul Mellby re-
! turned to Thief River Falls Tuesday
| evening, after having spent the holidays
with their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Judge Grindeland. Ingolf Grindeland
accompanied them.
Fred Brodin. Arthur Peterson and
Paul Olson left Tuesday evening for
the Moody Institute. Chicago. and Min
nehaha Academy, Minneapolis, after
spending their Christmas vacations at
Their respective homes here.
A Young boy who has been staying at
the VIM zimmerman home east of War
rem during the past Year. left for his
homo in Pennsylvania Monday evening
Being OF German descent and not being
able to speak English distinctly, tags
! giving his destina ton and other infor
nation were attached to his clothing
The sale of Red Cross Seals in Mar
shall county for 1920 will exceed thu
made by Roy d. Luttrell. who hat
charge of the work this year. II,
states that all the returns from tn
1 county are not yet ill., but that owe
$1,000 of the little seals have been sold
Mr. ana Mrs L. Wees, well know
early resident of Warren, now hvin
at Longmont, Col, celebrated thei
golden wedding yesterday. All tn
children, including daughter Maude
who lives in Seattle Wash. were a
home to help the parents celebrate th
event. Many Warren friends wat
their congratulations by wireless to tn
aged couple.
Owing to the present financial stri1
gency the Warren Machine and Iro
Works company has been forced to dis
, charge six Of their employees durin
the past week. They report that Their
is more work on hand in their estaf
lishment at the present time than 3
/ =, i1,o WOO
but the present financial situatio
| makes it necessary to reduce the montl
| " expenses to the minimum.
Last Monday evening Miss Eyely
Lindgren entertained in honor Of he
friend, Mr.. Walter Berg of st. Pau
At midnight dainty luncheon W;
served by Mesdames E..IW. Dahlof {
Warren, and Arthur Lindgren Of tn
place. Mr. Berg, formerly of Warrel
has a wide acquaintance of friends
this locality. OF late years he has rel
resented the firm of Wyman & Par
ridge of Minneapolis throughout tt
northwestern states. He left Tuesda
for ST Paul-Hallock Enterprise
Monday, January 3, 1921 marks tt
date of the Inauguration of vil1ag
mail delivery service in Warren. TW
| deliveries are made daily, one in I'll
Ilforenoon, the carriers leaving the pos
| office at s: IS o'clock, and the other
the afternoon, the carriers starting {
| 100 o'clock. Clarence Abbott serve
las temporary carrier for the section (
the city on the east side and Geore
Henning as temp orary carrier on II
| west side. The regular carriers are
| be appointed by the civil service con
mission, thru an examination held la
month: By securing letter carrier Sc
| vice Warren has put on big city ali
land taken another step forward in Il
line Of progress.
MOTHERS! Why not protect Il