Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-12-21
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The Christmas tree festival Of the
Norwegian Lutheran church will be
held Sunday evening, Dec. 25th, at
7:15.
On Monday evening, Dec. 26th, the
Swedish Lutheran church Of the vii
lage will hold their festival cOmmenc-
ing at p. M. fe.-
The next evening, December 9th,
the children of the Elm church will
nencing at P. NJ. >. Is
And on Wednesday evening the
Baptist congregation in the village
will hold their festival commencing
at u P. NJ. -
Those who attended the Lyceum
course last Thursday evening report
ed a very enjoyable and amusing eve
ming when Mr.. Brush, the magician,
and lecturer, entertained. g" -
The next number of the Lyceum
Course will be held Jan. 9th, at the
High School Auditorium when Mr..
and MIS-. Gale will give us an "In-
dian" program. Don't miss it, We
promise you very enjoyable evening.
Clara Christensen and Anna Thomp-
son assisted Mrs. c.. Holt and Mrs.
Axel Peterson in, packing the clothes
which were sent to the Wild Rice
children's home Tuesday.
Mrs. Willie Gunderson was Christ
mas shopper in the village Tuesday
Mrs. Frank Dahlgren and Mrs. AL
bert Strandberg autoed to Warren
Friday afternoon.
August Johnson and Albert Bjork-
lund, of Warren, transacted business
in the village Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. O.. Johnson, son
Lowell and Willie Erickson We're Wis
itOrs at the Lars Hallin home Sunday
afternoon.
John Sands has been making daily
trips to Warren recently. Hams shop
ping maybe?
Mrs. Agnette Sands, Mrs. Anton
Fregard and daughter Francis visited
at the Peter Sorenson home Sunday
afternoon.
Lewis Larson and daughter Hannah.
Willie Larson and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hans Larson and daughter were
guests at the Martin Johnson home
Sunday.
Chester Dahlgren has been visiting
at the Pete Nordlund home for few
days. -: -,. .-,..%%
Mrs Bernt Christianson and daugh-
ter Clara visited at the Oscar NJ.
Olson home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Sands and
Frederick Sands were visitors at the
III. c.. Azure home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Anderson, of Argyle, who has
been visiting at the home Of her sis
ter, Mrs. Klingborg, left for her home
Friday. She was accompanied by her
daughter Ann, who will spend the
holidays at her home.
Harold Christensen left for Strand
quist last week to visit with rela-
tives and friends.
Albin Iverson arrived from Park
River Monday to spend the holiday in
this vicinity.
Willie Johnson is assisting at Hollis
variety store.
Improvement is reported in the con-
dition of Mrs Erick Brunzell, who
slipped and fell backwards on the
frozen walk last Wednesday evening.
Miss Laura Engbretson and Mrs.
Meland, Of March, were entertained
at four o'clock luncheon at the r.
Bovee home Friday.
Misses Young, Riebe and Watkins
members of the public school faculty
left for Minneapolis Friday evening
where they will spend their Christ
mas vacation.
Henry Olson spent the weekend al
Fargo, N Oak.
Mrs. Ivan Bovee will leave fol
Thief River Falls this week., where
she will spend the Christmas holidays
together with her sister, Mrs. Mabe
Nystrom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Larson an(
daughter, and Hannah and Maynard
Larson visited at the Oscr L.. Olson
home Saturday evening. =
Miss Emily Walberg is visiting a
the Reinhart home in Grand Forks.
Miss Sedate Brown, principal of thu
public school, left Friday evening tt
spend Christmas at her home at Al
bert Lee, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Olson, Martha
Johnson and Mrs. Carl o. Olson, spen
Saturday afternoon in Grand Forks
shopping. eS
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan BOvee and Mrs
Updahl, of Oslo, were entertained a
the r. BOvee home Sunday afternoon
A very interesting Christmas pro
gram was rendered by the school pu
pills at the high school auditorium
Friday afternoon. -.... --s..
Mr.. and Mrs Seth Erickson AM
Hjalmer Dagoberg, of Vega, were VII
lage visitors Tuesday," E
Mr.. and Mrs. Filing Bergan spen
Saturday afternoon in Grand Forks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Modin, of Oak Park
were in the village Tuesday.
Mrs. Axel Peterson and Mrs. Ca1
Holt have been collecting clothes fro1
the ladies of the Norwegian Luthera
Ladies Aid, which they sent to- tn
Wild Rice Children's home at Twi
Valley Tuesday evening.