Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-02
ROSEWOO
! Rosebal1k School News.

hight 5IFOm our school year. #Hs Our at
tendance has reached 81 and only three
pupils remain to be gathered in and
convinced that school is the proper. and
most profitable place for them. Those
having perfect attendance during Oc-
tober are Willard Berton and Violet
Furan, Glenard Sagmoe1, Herman,
Emil and Alma Axelson, Gladys Max
ken, Geneva Swenson, Clarence and
Myrtle Mellem and Clara Thoreson.
The school has become an auxiliary Of
the American Red Cross, and the en-
thusiasm among the pupils to help this
great cause is wond erful. To help raise
funds to, enable the Red Cross chapter
to follow the noble work they have I'M
*dertaken, we are giving a candy and
lunch sale at the school building next
Saturday evening, Nov 5, and to which
everybody is welcome. Come and bring
your friends n @ 5S4 IL .sSt5, y.
About one hundred persons attended
the annual Ladies Aid auction and
lunch sale at the Rindal church last
Saturday evening. Everything was dis s.
posed Of in a very satisfactory man
ner. R Rev. Geo. Larson, of Thief River
Falls, cried the sale and j. s. Sorenson
acted as clerk. i'll B: 1, .f5 y
The annual meeting of the wildwood
Cemetery association will be held at the
home of John Bloom on Monday even
Secretary-sexton will take place at this
meeting, appointees Of ground upkeep,
and other general business pertaining
to the association. Xxi ,.l= .s5I ;f5 al
Swedish services at the church in
town, next Sunday evening, Nov. 6, at
rs 5P. NJ. I. Rev. Werner Drott Of Vik-
ing, will preach. " , sf5:= d. sa
Mrs. Per Person arrived last Wednes.
day from Harding, Montant, for a visit
with her brother Ben Peterson and
family here. Ben has not seen his sis.
ter since he left Sweden about thirty
years ago, and the meeting was very
pleasant. Mrs. Person came to this
country several years ago, and has been
staying with several other brothers 10.
Gated at Harding. ss $$ b Il Il
Bernhard Ranuln returned from st
Paul on Tuesday where he has beer
over Sunday with a carload of rmixeC
stock mostly from the r. Den u farm
south OF town. Another carload will sbe
shipped again next Saturday through
the local shipping association. ]
! Geo. W. Babb. from Cambridge, was
| in this vicinity few days this Weel
| looking over some real estate lie owns
| about five miles north Of town. .&
Several members Of the Mrs. Axelsol
| family mOtOred to Warren last Friday
to attend the funeral Of Mr.. John B
Nelson an uncle to Nels AxelsOn, Wht
died at that place on Wednesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs John A1elacheck ar
rived on Wednesday from New Prague
chinery and supplies which will be uset
i on their farm north of here. John LET
few weeks ago for New Prague.
single and lonely man, and returns will
| a good looking wife (she is sister t
Mr.. J.J. Serbus Of this place. and
whole carload of supplies. .3. 4
&& @. j. Dahl shipped another carload
Of potatoes from his farm near her
| last Wednesday. ii 4$ f. sts s5
| Miss Viola Axelson who has been EN-
ployed at the Viking Hotel this fal
came home last Thursday.
j Miss Gena Aos, from Thief Rive
Falls, arrived here last Sunday even
ing and will be employed at the .. /
Furan home this winter. Miss Gen
has large number of warm friend
in this neighborhood who delight at he
coming and will make her stay a
pleasant as can be-. Miss Agnes Mos
beck Arrived the same day from Wyli
and will be employed at the A. s. HolI
home for some time. III q 35
! e. u. Furan left last Wednesday 70
NIinneapo polls where he will attend t
! business for some days and will late
J go to Slayton where he will visit. wit
his parents and brother until next week
Aslak Bergland, from Bemidji,
former farmer south Of town, came u
/ last Sunday for a brief visit with 4
1 o. Bergland 5is n
Messrs. Enoch Nelson and Lewis az
4 by spent Sunday on a auto tour to Raj
id River. III
# A large assemblage met at the HON
. Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Abby last. Sunda
in a surprise part and rendered ther
\ their best wishes and leaving as q r
membranes a beautiful oak rocker, Th
necessary requirements for q luncheo
4 for the entire company were ais
brought his II. Hs3 s3 .S III
"a new "a foot flag pole was erected q
4 the Rosebank school grounds.
4 Congregational Church Of Rosewood
- Werner Drotts, Pastor. S35s3
i Services Will be held next Sunday q
4 u: 80 r. NJ. s All are welc ~