Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-10-05

Miss Ollie Porten arrived last week
for a visit at her home in the village
i Mrs. Nels BackstrOm was q Warren
caller last Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Fregard and
/ anil We're visitors at the Anderson
home at NOrthland Sunday.
Mrs. G. Eckman and Mrs. O. Killing
borg left for Thief River Falls Thurs
day evening to represent the Alvaradc
and BloomWOOd congregations at dis
j trict meeting, where they organized q
Home and Foreign Mission Society fol
/ the Red River Valley district. They re
turned Saturday. #
Mrs. II. Il Larson and dauhgter and
Hannah and Maynard Larson were cal
| lers at the Carl johnson home in Vega
Monday afternoon
Rev. Mosberg is managing the Swan.
son store during Mr.. and Mrs. Swan.
sons absence. ,
Many farmers iii our .1leighbOrhOOd
have raised an unusual amount of pc,
tatoes this year and are shipping them
away to places where they are less plen-
tiful.
! Mrs. Lund, of Viking, visited with
her sister, Mrs. Lindell, for few days
last week.
Sam Porten and Walter Backstrom
spent Saturday and Sunday at their
homes here. #
s. s. Trickey was Grand. Forks cal
Ter Saturday. -
The Carl John Pearson family from
Bloomwood visited at the Otis Holt
home Sunday.
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a visitor at the I. n. Lodoen home last
week. ~.
Mrs. Aim, of Bloomwood, called on
Mrs. Otis Holt Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Shoemaker, of Graf
ton, n. Oak, visited with relatives in
the village Sunday.
Mrs. Raftevold, of Sioux Falls, was
guest of her friend, Mrs. l.. n. Lo-
dozen Tuesday. = 49,
Miss Amy Brunzell accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. Iverson to Eagle Point Sun
day. -
Misses Ollie and Lydia Iverson, of
Grand Forks, spent Sunday in the vii
lage.
Miss Sedate Brown visited over Fri
day evening with friends in Warren.
Mrs. John Strong will entertain the
Swedish Lutheran ladies' aid Oct. 2st.
Melvin LOrenger, of Kansas City, Wis
tied with his sister Regina, at the Dahl
gren home Tuesday. =
Mrs. w. Frykholm very pleasantly en-
tertained the following guests at six
O'Clock dinner Monday: Rev. and Mrs.
j. G. Mattson and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
Klingborg and daughter, Misses s.
Brown, Ann Anderson, Jennie Olson
and Mrs Oscar NJ Olson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dahlgren and
daughter Della, Misses Brown and Wat
kins autoed to Warren Saturday..
Henry BackstrOm autOed to Grand
Forks Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Smith were Grand
Forks callers Tuesday.
Ida Ramsted, who has been assisting
at the Lewis Larson home during
threshing has returned to her home at
NeWfOlden. d"
AlvaradO School Notes
Miss Anderson has three new pupils I:
Artur Bergan, 9th grade Pearl Osland,
9Th grade; and Margaret Sands, 9th
grade. =
On Monday Miss Wetty received two
new pupils: Claflce OSland, 3fd craze !;
Clarice Halbin, 18th grade. ~
Marcella Oslund entered the first
grand
The seventh and eighth grades have
secured 1.-THE Everyday Civics,' by
Finch.
Last Friday William Tricky gave a
report on the life of Harding.
Angelina Freegard will report On the
Philippine Island this Friday afternoon.
- Clifford Fering is not back yet.
The high school students have taken
up a collection for the purpose of Sc
curing new football. y
:. Oliver Sands and Elmer Sorenson at
tended the football game between War
rem and Ada, Saturday afternoon.
Ralph Nyblad was absent Thursday
afternoon and Friday. @E.
The high school boys are spending
their spare time playing Volley Ball.
Miss Brown and Miss Watkins were
the guests of Mrs Dahlgren on Satur-
day afternoon and evening. @
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