Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-04-20
VIKING
MANY ATTEND FIRST MEETING
OF YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETY

MANY ATTEND FIRST MEETING
OF YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETY
The Young Peoples Society Of the
Norwegian Lutheran church, recently
organized, held their first meeting at
the church Sunday evening. A large
crowd attended and good program
was rendered. The meeting opened
with a song by the audience, after
which Mrs. Greenly read a chapter
from the Bible. Mrs. Leach gave a
prayer and another song was sung by
the audience. Following this number
of business matters were discussed and
an Offering was taken.
The main program was then render
ed, which is as follows: Song by Leach
family. Reading from Bible by Mrs.
John Nelson. Song, Mildred Nelson.
Reading, Lady Elgin', Frances Leach.
Musical selection by Esther Halvorson.
lords Prayer. Doxology.
The next meeting of the society will
be held Sunday evening, May LIST, at 8
o'clock. All are cordially invited to
attend.
Clarence Tangquist gave biAhday
party last Sunday afternoon, the day
being his 18th birthday. The following
boy friends were present: Carl Larson,
Victor Lindquist, Carl and Victor Fran
son, Herbert Anderson, Robert and
Richard Lindell.
The Emil Tornell family were Sun
ray visitors at Albert Tornells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Anderson and son,
Of NewfOlden, visited at Albert Styr-
lund'S Sunday afternoon 80
A number of Vikingites attended the
Farmers Club held at New Solum Sat
urday evening.
The e. O. Styrlund family spent Sun:
day at Warren.
Miss Sophie Swanson, who has been
visiting at her sisters home, NJ. Vinje's,
of this place, for some time, left for
Thief River Falls Monday evening to
be employed at the Evelyn Hotel.
Mrs. S. Styrlund and children are
visiting Viking relatives at present. ID
Miss Mabel TangQuist is taking the
place Of Hilda Hanson at the Central
office during the absence of the, latter
due to her mothers illness.
Albert Tornell's entertained num-
Der Of relatives Sunday afternoon.
= Last Sunday evening services were
held in the Swedish Mission church.
DR.. Lindquist gave very interesting
and instructive talk. Songs were sung
in both the American and Skandin-
avian language. Rev. Drotts also gave
a short talk in Swedish. The next ser
vices will be held next Sunday. The
evening service will be partly American
Now let us see large turnout. Come
and bring your friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Peterson and
daughters, Marion and Hazel, of War.
rem, visited at DR.. Lindquist's Friday
evening Of last week.
The following young people surprised
Laymar Edward Friday evening, it be-
ing his. birthday anniversary: Dagny
and Robert Anderson, Clara and Walter
Brink, Aleck and Violet Krohn, Pom
thus Larson, Helga Quinlog. They re-
port very enjoyable evening 81 -
..uu 01rs. e. J. Flodstrom, Paul
Flodstrom and liver Anderson autoed
to Rosewood Sunday and visited al
John HellQuist's.
Gust Sustad was a Thief River Falls
caller Sunday.
Mrs. Cross, of Warren, visited at he1
daughters home, I. NJ. Myrbos, last
week. ~: ... -. ... -.
Mr.. KittelsOn from Crookston, Supt
Johnson and the County Agent, of War
rem, were business callers at Viking
Thursday afternoon.
l. NJ. MyrbO was Grand Forks visit
or Wednesday Of the past week.
August GustafsOn and Walter Lindel]
autOed to Warren and Alvarado one
day of last week. -
The Tangquist girls, who have had
charge Of the restaurant for some time,
discontinued business last Wednesday.
Harvig Larson's entertained relatives
Sunday.
Mission Church Of Viking.
WERNER DROTTS. Pastor
Services will be held next Sunday