Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-09-06
WOAIEN's SERVICE CLUB

The semi-annual election Of officers
was held Thursday afternoon. The
club requires that new officers serve
every 6mOnths in order that all may.
have the, experience and bear the bur
den of Office on equal share. A very
efficient group Of officers are elected !;
Mrs. Ed. Yuergens, president; Mrs.
Ernest Otto, vice president; Mrs Otto
Essig, treasurer, and Mrs. j. III. Pierce
secretary. The club also voted to re-
new the, travelling library as it has
been In SO much demand. The next
meeting will be held with Mrs. NJ. r..
Cook at which time the demonstra-
ton planned on for last time will be
given. The rain prevented the dem
onstrators, Mrs. Warner and Mrs.
Mapps from coming. -'& p
Shower for Miss Dorothy Loen
A shower was held at the Ed. Yuer-
gems home Saturday evening in honor
of Miss Dorothy Loen. About seventy
guests were present. The young lady
received number of useful and beau
tiful gifts as tokens of good wishes
from the people Of this community.
" Mrs. Frank Setback entertained the
members Of the Women's Service Club
very pleasantly at her. home Thurs
day afternoon. x. :,
Z Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Otto, Mrs. B.
Slice and Nick Schantzen visited Mrs.
Schantzen at Thief River Falls Sun
day morning. -. y !
- Word has been received that baby
girl was born August Oath to Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerold Wells, of Montana Mrs.
Wells was formerly, Miss Lois Som
mers of this community. Our congrat-
ulations to Mr.. and Mrs. Wells / - ~
The heavy rains are delaying thresh-
ing and are also causing some damage
to grain in shock. ...-.g...,,. -...-i. r.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs, P. J. Bauers
an eleven pound baby boy. P.22J.s sure
wears the broad smile. Congratula-
lions. s "a " sss
Mr.. and Mrs John Schantzen and
.daughter of California arrived for a
visit at the Nick Schntzen home.
Miss Bessie Setback has left for
Karlstad where she will teach for the
coming year. ...s &s.
Messrs. Nels Lund, Alfred Peterson,
Christ Clausen, Olaf Christianson,
John Emanuelson and George Matt;
spent Sunday at Strandquist on their
way home attended the dance at Hap
ka's near Argyle. :zss j Mp. +
Miss Christine Clausen and Thora
Hanson, from Thief River Falls, visit
ed at Christ Clausen's Sunday: l,assI.
Miss Marie Strobe has left for
Fordville where she will enter the
Sophomore year Of high school.
Mr.. Thomas: Watkins has gone to
Red Lake Falls to join his family.
Miss Pearl Nelson returned from
the Warren Hospital last week end
and is getting along nicely. +,
Mrs. ]. Herrick and Mrs. Erickson,
fof Warren, and Mrs. H. G. Kramer
of Radium visited Mrs. Schantzen in
Thief River Falls Wednesday last. i,
j. H, Pierce has been quite ill dur
ing the past week we understand from,
summer influenza. We all wish Mr..
Pierce speedy return to good health.
Mrs. III. G., Kramer will entertain
the Catholic ladies' aid Thursday af-
ternoon tomorrow. Everyone is in
vited to attend. The gentlemen are
also invited to supper lunch.
Mr.. N. Schantzen, Mr.. Hugo Mon.
roe and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Loeslie
and Mrs. Tokens were visitors at j. j.
Schantzen's Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Frank Gilmore and H. G. .Kram-
er were business callers in Warren
Monday. *
Mr.. Ronald Schantzen is visiting rel.
atives in and about Radium.
A number in this vicinity attended
the bronco breaking exhibit at Strand.
quist. They say it was rather a dead
affair. =.
Nick Schantzen and son Milton were
Warren visitors Tuesday.
VIM. Marquardts took charge Of the
carload of cattle the shipping associa.
ton shipped last Saturday.