Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-11-22
HELGELAND

I; HELGELAND :
J. J. Dobias was business visitor
at CroOkston last Monday II
Miss Aida Peterson returned home
on Monday after having been EN-
plOyed at the A. n. Eckstrom home
in Warren.
Mrs. o. J. Carlson and daughter
Della and Miss Hilda Hanson were
luncheon guests at the Filing Olson
home on Monday afternoon. :.
The hunting party consisting of OLAF
Carlson, Frank Hamrick and Palmer
Johnson returned home on Tuesday
evening from northeast Of Grygla
where they had spent the past week
hunting big game. Due to unfdvor-
able conditions they were compelled
to return without their share Of the
game. --- ..@-- 49,
Willie Hauglid was an Angus shop
per on Thursday. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Olson enter
tanned a number of friends at birth
day party on Friday evening given
in honor Of their daughter Wanda's
fifth birthday anniversary. A social
time was enjoyed by all after which
a dainty luncheon was served. The
guest list included Mr. and Mrs. H.
r. Glover and daughter Ethel from
near Angus, MI. and Mrs. Alfred
Olson, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Olson,
Mrs. w. G. Hamrick, Mrs. Florence
Sexton, Mrs. Filing Olson and Cora
Hanson, Anna and Ruth Olson and
Frank Hamrick.
Josephine Olson spent Saturday
and Sunday visiting with Marian and
Alice Christensen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Olson announces
the arrival Of a nine pound baby boy,
born at the Hedgewood Hospital at
Warren Saturday, Nov. 1S.
w. G.. Hamrick and son Ralph left
on Tuesday for Minneapolis to attend
the Junior Live Stock Show of which
Ralph is a contestant. At this writ
ing it isn't known Wether he won a
prize or not.
The Melo Ladies' Aid society gave
Mrs Tom Hauglid a surprise by en-
tering her home on Thursday after
noon as invited guests. The time was
spent in making quilts which were
presented to Mrs. Hauglid by the
visitors after which a delicious lunch
was also served. The home. Of Mr..
and Mrs. Hauglid which was destroy
ed by fire few weeks ago has been
temporarily replaced and the ladies
took this means in showing their good
will towards giving little aid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Olson and
Gerhard Olson worked their. way thru
mud and water in order to get to
CrOOkston to do their Saturday shop
ping. They were well pleased over
the trip in spite Of the tough roads.
Tom Hauglid also spent day shop.
ping at CrookstOn earlier in the week.
The Library in Dist. 276 is to be
classified and all those having books
belonging to this library are request
ed to please return them on or be-
fore Friday, Nov "a Librarian.
Martin Olson spent Saturday even
ing with Sidney Olson. y 81.
Palmer Johnson returned to his
home west Of Warren on Sunday af-
ter having been employed on the w.
G. Hamrick farm for a number Of
weeks. 5. Is .S s.
Il Filling Olson has bought the old
CrOokston steam laundry building and
spent the latter part Of the week with
his son Ellis Olson. They returned
Saturday night to spend Sunday at
home and will likely continue their
Wrecking till they get thru. .%
The Little Citizens League Of the
-Four Corner School Dist. 279 is Civ
ing a program on Friday evening,
Nov. "a. Lunch will be served after
the program. Everybody welcome.