Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-08-30
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Nebraska People on Wit

College, Nebraska, arrived here last
Tuesday evening for q few days visit
with their uncles' family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Vixie. Mr.. Grundseth has
just completed college course al
Union College and now was on his
day to Iona Linda, california, where
he will enter medical school to take
a course during the coming winter
Mr. and Mrs. Vixie took the Grund:
seth's to Warren on Wednesday even.
ing IN their car and from there they
boarded the south bound flier the same
evening. zss# II y
Edwin Jacobson, citizen Of Plum.
mer, but at present engaged at thresh-
ing near Argyle, spent Sunday at this
place visiting with his sister, Mrs
Olof Nordhagen, and family and Re.
turning by cars$sto his working place
on Monday. ...ss# ss: ss
Alex Hellquist, o. $: Hellerud and
Sven Swenson attended the N0n-par-
tisan political meeting at Thief River
Falls last Friday evening. .s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Mosbeck and
children motored up from Wylie on
Thursday on "a business call Mr..
Mosbeck is now well and drove the
car himself after his recent illness. II
Miss Edna Patten, from Thief Ri
yer Falls, has been engaged as teacher
at Willowdale school south Of town
during the next term. II Il:
o. A. Flann came out from Thief
River Falls on Friday morning to
look after the repair work which is
being done on his farm north of town.
Mrs. Olson arrived on Saturday eve
ming from Viking and will visit for
brief period at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. John Ranum.
Emil HELEN will go to Oslo today
to buy a quantity of winter wheat
from Mr.. O. T. Bang. @>;*4.-s~, i
II. H. Mazinty was in from town
of Sanders last Saturday on bust
ness call. -.
The O.. S. Hellerud, James Thomp-
son, Bernhard Ranum and Fred Dolls
families motored to Maple Lake last
Sunday to enjoy an outing, but were
caught in the heavy rain which con-
siderably. dampened the days enjoy
ment. " }}eEr
Miss Vixie, who has spent several
weeks this summer at her Uncle Oscar
Vixies' place here, returned on Mon
day morning to her home at Viking. 81
Bernhard Ranum leaves today with
a carload Of mixed stock for the Rose
wood Shipping Association destined
for South ST. Paul =
Mrs. John Sagmoen and Miss Isa-
belle Sagmoen left last Monday morn
ing for Nekoma where they will be
employed in a cook car this fall. -.
Mrs. Rudolph Sagmoen has been ON
the sick list the last week. -
John Sorenson is employed since
last Friday assisting Bernhard Ranum
with the. erection of the new school
building in District No. 81. +
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Sweet left last
week for Elk River, Mimi, after a
months stay on their farm north of
this place. and will later go to their
home town Of Flandreu, South Dako-
ta,~ where both are employed as tut
tors. ! ..~~ 49,
Miss Viola Axelson will leave next
Tuesday for Thief River Falls where
she will be employed at the hospital
in the future 1911. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. s. S. Nordgaard and
MISS I11lud I1dISOll, 1AOlA AhAAS, "OAO
Sunday visitors at the Mellem Bros.
home. -, -
Joel E. Sjoberg went to Viking last
Sunday where he was very pleasantly
entertained for dinner at the hOspit-
able. home of Rev. and Mrs. Werner
Drotts, and in the afternoon in com
pany with the latter family attended
the annual Sunday school picnic Of the
Swedish Mission church at the picnic
grounds northwest of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. S.. Hellerud went
to Warren last Sunday to attend the
auto polo entertainment. ~ - 10
Rev. and Mrs. o. O. Sande, from
Viking, assisted with the devotional
services at; the Swedish church in town
last Sunday evening; Rev. and Mrs.
are both musical and rendered several
pretty duets to harp and GUITAR ac-
compartment. Other 2 Viking people
who attended this service & included
Esther and David Drotts and Miss
Florence Tangquist. e.. ..4,s:.s
Mrs. Ingrid Nordhagen spent Sun
day at Viking to visit with Mrs. 10
hanne Styrlund and attend the Sunday
school picnic. 8. E
Mrs. Peder Sjolsvold, who has been
receiving medical attention at Thief
River Falls, came home last. week for
brief stay with her family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Gullseth and
son Freddie and Mr.. 1Thorson from
Middle River were among the Sunday
visitors lat the A. Gullseth home.
II. =. Furan, who is at present do
ing organizing work in Red Lake