Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-07-26

Born to sNdr. and Mrs. r. 3. sTaral
seth, July y, 1922, . q tine daughte
We are now grinding feed every day
OF the week Farmers Mill and :Eleva-
ttor Co. .s ss
r. Spaulding and family, Of Aber-5
deem, s. D., arrived Saturday evening
for visit with friends and relatives
here.
Miss Edith Erickson, 5stenograp hers
in the Office Of r.. G. Mathwig, left
Sunday for st. Paul to spend weeks.
vacation ..5s 3
MOTHERS! Why not protect the
children by using milk from Tu.
berclin tested herd? P. Frost spauId.
'ng Farm Co.
Mrs. And. Melgard and sons Arthur
and Lloyd George left Sunday by auto
for Pine River where Mrs. MelgarG
will visit 9 sister. # ST .1s #
There will be meeting in the Alma
Baptist Church j uly Both at 10 80
A.. NJ. Rev. a.. o. Lundeen will preach.
Everybody welcome. .s3. 5$z -. s
Ernest Hanson and Chester Near
thur are at Grand Forks this week.
They have "a concession at the. Fair
Grounds selling pop corn.
Helen and Agnes Lundgren and
Myrtle johnson returned Monday
morning. from Twin Lakes, where
they visited with friends for a week.
Mrs. Joe 5Baugh and family motored
to Osalzis Sunday where they have a
cottage on Lake Osakis. Forest Wads-
worth drove them down and returned
Tuesday. Hill. r.. =
Mrs, Otto Corenke, of Ialota, n.
Dak arrived Tuesday fer a visit with
her father, Mr.. John.L. Olson, of this
city. She will also visit with other
relatives here. l,--s<@
Mrs. John Warner and Mrs. J. F..
Larkin, mother and sister respectively.
of Mis-. n. O. Stadium, Of Renyi1le,
have been visiting at the n: O. Stadium
home: in this city. y. 800 W.,
.Aileen Harris left Tuesday for Min
neanolis, where she as employed, after
spending her vacation visiting at the
hohe Of her parents. Nh. and Mrs. a
\. Harris Of this city: r. s....r :.
THE Cleaners vii meet at the
church nallors Of Our sayiors, Luther
at s O'Clock. Valborg IIalvOrsOn and
Martha Grindeland will serve,
In the Firestone and Oldfield lines
of auto / Tres we can more than please
IXou, both in. quality and price: 30x31@
Pirestone, non-slid, $10:65; 30N3H
O1ttfeld non-skid, ss. 95.-W. T. Powell
Il Coz Fl. 1. ss-~
Andrew Wcstling, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl
Z. Cullen and little son Douglas and
Mrs Geo. DanfClson motored from
II llea I55iis last Thursday to spend
a week at the home Of Nh. and Mrs.
a. ". Westling. ..- a., :@a-3 ~
John q. Allen, OF Radium, accom=
panied by his family returned last
Thursday from business trip thru
Polk and Norman counties. lie re-
ports crops III Norman county espe-
cially in ,A-No, l. condition. r IT. :<,
. Oliver, and Arthur Bergo left Thurs
| day after Washington about a week
at the 4. G. Swandby home. Oliver
Bergo drove to Turtle Lake, N.s@Ditk:,
and Arthur Bergo went by train from
| Fargo to IonteSideo,a.M MIMI 5S 81
! 4. Z. Gutekunst, of Drayton, autoed
| to this city Sundays after his: wife and
children who have been visiting at
| the A.. Bergstrom home since the fair.
Mrs. BergstrOm accompanied them to
| Drayton for a visit at. their home. -
Mrs. O. n. Nelson, accompanied by
Miss Jessie Porteous and Mrs. Esta
| Barton Of Thief River Falls, left by
auto for Minneapolis and Chicago
where Mrs. Nelson will spend several
weeks purchasing stock for her, mil
linery store for fall and winter. Miss
Porteous will stop at Alexandria,
where she will spend a short vacation
Ebefore returning to Warren.
Mrs c., E. Stinchfield returned Mon
day from months visit. with rela-
tives and friends at Longmont, Estes
Park and other places in Colorado.
She reports that the former Warren
people in that state ar doing we'll and
enjoying good health. On her trip
home she visited at Minneapolis; De
troit and also at Miltona Lake where
she was met by Mr.. Stinchfeld and
| the children who had motored to that
place@tO meet her. -xzZ "a Z
"A pleasant surprise was given Mr..
and Mrs, Conrad Swanson at their
i Ill .s'1 dSt
/ "wednesday evening when about 80
lneighbors and friends called at their
home to extend their best wishes to
the recently welded couple and offer
them their congratulations. The Wis
Iitors presented Mr. and Mrs Swanson
with a large sum of money. They also
drought an abundance Of good things
1 to eat and after an enjoyable evening
was spent a delicious lunch was serv-
ed. 3ss- .a Ii N
1 @. b. Tausan and family and Ella
i AbrahamsOn Of March Siding returned
home a short time ago from a long
motor trip to River Falls and other
points il Wisconsin and south erns Min:
tnesota. Cora Abrahamson also return
led home with them from the cities
4. Mr. Tausans said that after making
! this trip and having trave yelled on the
well kept roads Of the Babcock sys.
TEN, he viii never again kick against
I the automobile tax, but pay 1t most
cheerfully More than the amount Of