Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-06-21


.Ispent Sunday In this vicinity
and Mrs. +. b. Olson s. utoed Ito
I Grand Forks Saturday on their re-
turn they we're accompanied By w. 3.
4 Malm, who spent Sunday with his
Il family.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Kaegg, Of Sands
vile, spent Saturday evening at the
4 Paul Dagoberg home.
i Mr.. MOu4trie, representing the Inter-
national Harvester Co. or Grand Forks
spent the past week in the village.
Miss Judith Porten, who has taught
q in the. public schools Of ELY. MINI.
arrived home. last week.
|aHMr: and Mrs. Victor Edman. Mr..
and Mrs. Ludwig Anderson and Fred
q Sands attended the Young Peoples So
Eciety at Oslo Sunday evening. l.sx
j: p. Anderson, 81. Roseau. spent
Sunday at the: home Of Rev. and Mrs.
Mossberg. .@ -s Nj #
Mrs. Oscar u. Olson and daughters
and Mrs: Pete Lindell pnd son visited
at the Nels HaDson home "Wednesday
Rev. Framsted, of Kansas City,
Nebraska, visited at the Alfred Fering
home Monday. a.e,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. DahAgren and
I
in Vega Sunday. %ss G.: .. ~.
and Mrs Pete Melin, Mr. and Mrs
Pete Lindell attended the picnic, at
Menzel's Grove. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Thureen spent
sunday at their parental homes.
| Bernt Christianson and Elmer HUI
set transacted business i'll Crookston
Monday ~ Es
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Backstrom and
daughters autoed to Grand Forks
Monday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. John Peterson MI,
and Mrs. Albert Dahlman, Alice and
Albert Markuson autoed to Viking
Sunday
Walter. Anderson was Grand
Forks caller Saturday. -.
Mrs. NJ. A. Strandberg transacted
business in Oslo Saturday. .%-
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. O. Olson were Wis.
itolV at the Nels Hanson home Sat-
urday evening. - -
Miss Clara Flatten ana Oscar Thur
cen, Of Northland, motored to Alvar-
ado and Warren last Saturday, after
noon
Rev. J. G. Mattson: returned from
the twin cities Tuesday. s.., = =
Mrs. Anna johnson and family and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Hjalmer Porten
and son and Nick Bergman were yis-
itors at the home of Mrs. Alma Berg
man home Sunday. -... -,
Mrs. Charles Strandberg and daugh-
ters Tillie and Ruth spent Monday
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A.
Strandberg. .>-
Mrs. Carl Johnson. of Oak Park,
was a village caller Monday
Miss Mary Johnson is visiting at
the w. F. Malm home.
J. w. Sands and r. e.. Dahlgren
transacted business in Oslo Monday.
The Campfire Girls held business
meeting at the M. A. Strandberg home
Tuesday =.
Lewis Larson. Hannah, Andy. Will
lie and Maynard Larson and Mary
johnson were entertained to dinner
at the Malm home Sunday.
! Mrs. TheO. Lindquist arrived from
Minneapolis last Thursday for a visit
with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Velin. Of Warren. We're
guests at the Brunzell home Monday
afternoon.
! Mrs. Carl Bergen and daughters
visited with relatives at Thief River
Falls for alfew days last week.
A. G.. Nyblawd transacted business
in Oslo Tuesday. @
Hamline Iverson had his tonsils and
adenoids removed in Grand Forks last
week. - -.,.-; w.. ..-v. e.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Berg and family,
of Warren, visited at the Axey Peter
son home Sunday. Mr. Berg is a
cousin of Mrs Peterson. yr 81
| Mr.. and Mrs. Tausan, of March, at
| tended the chautauqua Monday even
ing. r,. AL.
Mrs. Hendrickson and baby, of Bat
tie Lake, arrived Tuesday for a visit
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Peterson.
i The primary village election was
held Monday. s z.1 +.
! +. Henry Hill and sons Elmer and
Clarence left for st. Paul last week
Mrs. Pete Melin and Mrs. Alfred
Nystrom spent Sunday at the Ole
Lundin home.
Miss Hilda Anderson, of Vega, and
Mrs. Rodquist, Of Warren, called on
Mrs. Saglin. + .
Fifty-two big bundles for $3.50 at the
Sheaf Office. Big values In every one
Subscribe Now. @5
Mrs. Ted Nelson spent Saturday
/ with Mrs Carlson.
i Mrs. .Nels Hanson, Of Big Woods
visited with Mrs. Monberg last Sat
urday. a .s.S: & $
Misses Lille Holson, Anna Cheney
Gustie y Nelson and Freda Sorensor
were village visitors Tuesday evening
: The Ladies Aid Of the Swedish
Lutheran churh will conduct an ice
!. cream social at the Elm church Sat
urday evening, June Oath, commencing