Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-08-31

i Commercial College
. Grand Forks. North Dakota
Mrs Joe Maruska. of st. Jose, Calf,
is here visiting with relatives.
We sell Mascot and Cremo -four.
Give us a rial-Farmers Mill and Ele-
vator Co.
Mrs G. A. Nelson returned this morn
ing after spending about ten days visit
ing in Minneapolis.
See us for your watch repairing.
Prices reasonable and prompt service.
l-Hooper's Jewelry Store.
Miss Elmira Rudlof returned this
morning from Minneapolis where she
has spent the past month visiting.
Miss Mildred Wood entertained a
number of friends at a whist party at
THE home OF her parents lastSevening.
| Mrs. A. A. Ecklund and daughter
Lois Mae left Friday evening fora visit
at Minneapolis and at River Falls, Wis.
| Miss Margaret Holmquist returned
to Warren Thursday after having spent
several days at Maple Lake with
friends.
In living learn and in learning live.
II you don't know how attend Man
kato Commercial College, Mankato,
MINI. Send for catalog.
Mrs. W. O. Holcomb returned this
morning from Chisholm where she had
spent several weeks visiting at the home
Of her dauhgter, Mrs. III. III. Angst.
Sig Enebak' left Sunday by car for
Hudson, Wis, where he expected to
meet Mrs. Enebak and after attending
the Minnesota State Fair return home
to Warren. .. 81.
DIR. =. c. Bake left last Saturday
for Minneapolis on a combined business
and pleasure trip, He expected to re-
turn to Warren on Thursday or. Friday
Of this week. - 81. . u
Esther HillebOe were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Severine, Of CrOokston, on
Sunday and Monday, returning to War
rem Tuesday morning. ss,
j. Mrs. George Davis entertained a
number Of ladies at her home yesterday
afternoon in honor Of her sister. Miss
Ethel Allen, of Minneapolis, who is a
guest at the Davis home.
Rev. E. Kreidt and family. of Thief
River Falls, Rev. Lutz, Of Goodridge.
oros+s az tho homo ~ Rav Martin
Hauser in this city Monday.
Misc r,n,,, prs+ror, o,r;,oa yves.
:, =. :. So go 90. :. an = prstus,a
ha,na 81 ,iaorhaaa M;ss pvstro,,, hoe ha :
hoan at+o,,d;nn tha 1Tn;nars;tn - MI
100, s,,,n.,a,. saho,1 49, .as+ +arno
$3.50! $3.50 tse
I 1920 Titan with 3-bottom r. Q
4 tractor pillow at $1,15O-even less thar
pre-war pricesSNwill do your plowins
and last longer than any other plowins
outnt made.--l1undsren. Wlttensten
80 49, .s.
NJ ISIS sAtell1ie Llndstrand left on Mon
day FOR. alinneapofls where she Will vlsl'
Tor asfew dssys5sand then proceed t
Marshails Mlnn-,e where she VIII teact
the coming year.this being her secont
year in that city.
/ Mr. and Nrs Mare wanvio and Mrs
II ~ n Whftad and childran who hai
snont waar VISITING With their daueh
i for and sister Mrs AZ. IsBystrom lef
]. Friday in Mrs. Whited'a car for thei1
home IN Minneap1Iis. Mrs Bystrom &C
comnaniefl 3 hem as far as Moorheat
for hrief visit At the C. O. Bystron
home.
Barney Chil,ls- hurler on the Warner
ha seban team during the past season
arrived in warren Tuesday for yisi
If . faw DAYS with friends here. HI
is pnronte "a Winnipeg and after
short stav there expects to 90 to Ii,
southern part Of the state where h
I will mt in some more time on thu
diamond as the season is wound vi