Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-08-23

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q hour service Kodak Finishing
at RaYeling Studio.
Ralph Heneman Of Pembina, N.
lD., visited with friends In this city
i Sunday. ..sys
Miss Cecilia Raadquist left for
Drayton, .. last Saturday to visit
friends for about week.
Nice ormick- Deering Corn Binders,
with or without tongue trucks, now
lset up. Lundgren, Wittepstens & Co.
Mrs. b.. n. Mattson left Tuesday
lafternoons for Crookston to visit a few
Idays with her friend, Miss Marian
lLein. .ss.s
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Quistgard re-
turned Tuesday from Cass Lake where
they have been spending their honey
moon. "a ss # $@$
It will pay you to see A. "a. Lind
Istr0m before renewing your Real Els
ltate Loan. Office upstairs Fred Swan
/ son block. * g =
/ The dance giten here last Monday
Ievening was well attended. The War
ren Jazz orchestra furnished music
for the event.
Mrs A. M. Becken and daughter
Adele, Of ST.. Paul, visited with Mrs.
IC. Lindquist betWeen trains on We'd
nesday morning
DR.. and Mrs. Ed. + Bratrud and son
s'Buddie" returned Saturday from De
troit where they have spent a vaca-
tion at the lakes.
Miss Edith b. Endahl left Sunday
evening for St.S Paul, where she will
take training as a nurse at the City
and County Hospital. L. BIG %
Mrs. John Nelson and daughter Miss
Selma Nelson of town Of Alma, and
tson O.. Nelson of Minneapolis. were
Warren visitors Saturday. Nh
I Clerk of Court A. g. Swandby is
sued licenses to wed to Charles r.
I Carlson and Tekla Erickson; also to
John Stone and Anna Anderson.
4. Mr.. N. r.. Engelstad, >of Northfield
a week or ten days assisting with
town. s @ 4. .4ss., ss zSzs s.ss#.s. !:
Arrived at@the Warren hospital Fri
day. morning, Aug. IS, a dear little
baby girl to gladden. the hearts and
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Palmer
north of Warren.
Miss Marian Lem, accompanied by
her mother, brother and grand mother,
i of 5CrOokston, spent last Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. E n: Mattson.
Mr.. O.. r.: Smell, Of Castleton, ILL.,.
4 q q 7,
farming interests north of town. He
is well pleased with the crop raised
on his farm this year. s:=s. ~ u ....
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Grager returned
to their home in Maquoketa, Iowa
i Monday evening, after three weeks
visit. with their daughter, Mrs. An
drew Hansen apd family = .ses .@
I Miss ESTHER Flyberg, of Baudette
4 visited with Warren friends for 4
i few days. 5,She left yesterday for Hal
stad to visit her mother, who is 8
4 pioneer woman of that place.
r. VIM. Newman returned home last
Thursday from an auto trip to- Du
1 luth. 4 He was away two weeks anC
says he enjoyed the trip so Immensely
that he feels like going. again righa
away. ~ S;. e I'D
Miss Nettie Lunde Arrived last weel,
from ST.. Paul where she-has spen1
the past several months; Miss Lunde
will stay in Warren for,a month ant
will then proceed toa$her home il
North Dakota. d ". &. .is
+ Mrs A. r. SZnerold, One one Of Warren's
well known pioneer women, left fol
minneapolis last Thursday evening t
Visit with her son-in-laW and daugh
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Westman
1 former residents Of Warren.
Il y Adolpl Bake left Monday evening
+ for Fosston where he will visit will
t Lester Peel for a week. The young
men plan autoing to various lakes il
! the central part Of the state and also
EEexpect to do considerable fishing while
IaWay. 4
: The Sheaf forgo to mention last
K week that s Mr.. and Mrs. Fred John.