Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-06-28
From the Banner.

Chas. n. NORM has been very seri-
ously ill for a week with heart trou-
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Miss Glynn Sinclair is home from
Minot, n. D., where she has been
teaching school, to spend the summer
vacation. - 80
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G.. Ryan. of Penn
bina, n. d.. motored down and spent
Sunday here visiting at the home of
Mrs. H. r. Meisch, mother of Mrs.
Ryan. 49, ..v
Mrs. Louise Bertrand. of Cut Knife.
Canada, who had spent the past two
months in Florida, is visiting with
Mrs. Eugene eLabine this week on her
way home. nc. :. =
Mrs A. j. O'Dea and daughter. of
>Tulalip. Wash, arrived here last We'd
aesday to visit at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. y. S: Keynes, Mrs. O'Dea is
a sister of Mr.. Hegnes.
Z Miss Florence Meisch left Monday
for Minneapolis to join party that
will spend the summer touring Europe.
The tourists will visit places of most
interest in all the European countries,
the Passion Play being one of the
main attractions of the tour.
Miss Adele Melgaard left Tuesday
evening for Washington, D. G., where
she will meet her sister Marie, and
together they will proceed to New
York and there join a party that will
spend the summer touring Europe
Miss Melgaard will spend couple Of
days. enroute visiting the Dinner fam
lily at Dayton, Ohio *55>
Mrs. Trinberall and son, Of Winnipeg.
and Mrs. Granstrom, of Minneapolis,
who had been visiting at the Roner
home, left on Wednesday to visit
friends at Warren.
i Mrs. Edna Hanson. of Benidji, Mrs
A. %. Holmgren, of Crookston, and
Mrs. A. Ostlund, of Warren, spent
:, Saturday between trains as the guests
of Mrs. Vic Goulet, Jr. III
A series Of all-day meetings will be
held at the Alma Norwegian Lutheran
church commencing Friday. June 23rd
and continuing until Tuesday, June
!; 9th. Pastors from the different Luth-
eran churches will be present to take
/ part in the meetings. The choirs also
will unite in rendering special music.
| The last two days Of the session will
be devoted to the Young Peoples con-
vention. . "a 5ays.
%s Mr. and Mrs Alfred Paulson and
| family left on Saturday last on an
: auto trip Of about two weeks. On
their trip they will visit Mr. and Mrs.
/ Sam Nelson at Fergus Falls and from
!, there go to Hudson, Wis, to visit with
friends there. s;.. y 80. .:3 @
Mrs. Arthur Egley. daughter Gladys
and son Ralph are here on weeks
visit to relatives. Mr.. Egley. has re-
signed as editor and manager of the
Polk County Leader, the Nonpartisan
paper published at Crookston, and has
purchased a paper at Peshtigo, Wis,
Of which he has already taken posses
]. sion. Fhe family will 90 from here
!, to their new home in Wisconsin.
Mr.. Andre Rapacz and his son and
daughte in law, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p
4 Rapacz, attended the graduation ex:
Y: hercises at the University of Mime
sofa last Wednesday where Frank
IRapacz was one Of class Of $50 that
eceiyed the degree of doctor of den
tistry There were also 400 graduates
4 in January last, making 1880 for the
year 21-22 . Frank was the only
Argyle High School boy to finish al
the state uni ersity since his brother
/. Max graduated in 1916 Frank was
Z also one of about a dozen of the. grad
I5uating class to receive first lieuten
j ants commission IN the Reserve Corps
LOT the United States Army, in which
4 he made fine record DR.. Rapaci
] will open an Office in Northeast Mime
q apolis the first Of July for the practice
3 OF his profession.