Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-03-01
RADIUM NEWS
SUNDAY SCHOOL NEWS

SUNDAY SCHOOL NEWS
All our billiards. seem to come on
Sundays. In spite Of the fact there
were over 80 present Sunday Cor
net and violin accompanied the music
Sunday adding much to the service.
We hope that the weather will be
good after having had four blizzardy
Sundays In succession. Everyone is
welcome to these nom tional
services.
Mrs N. j. Schantzen, who has been
i'll for some time, was taken to Thief
River Falls for medical treatment.
Her many Radium community friends
are anxious for her rapid recovery.
Nj. Kramer, of Vesta, Mimi, left
for that place after weeks visit
with his brother, 81. G.. Kramer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matheson, who have
been visiting the latters sister, Mrs.
w. Potucek, returned to their home In
Canada last Wednesday.
Thanks for the many news items
found in the news box.
Chas. Turnlund and family visited
at the home of Peter Turnlund Sun
day.
Arthur and Eddie Skonovd hauled
hay to Warren Saturday. sS 4s
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Cook were
pleasant visitors at the Yuergens
home Monday evening. .:s.
Mr.. Appelquist and Chas Turnlund
were Warren callers Tuesday. 5
Mr.. and Mrs. William Potucek Wis
tied at Lenoard Lull's Sunday.
Mr.. Wildes and Mr.. Westman haul
ed feed from Warren Saturday. Z.
Peter Turnlund and son Karl were
In Oslo Tuesday to attend dairy
meeting. ,.ra
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph McGregor and
family and Miss Poirier called at the
Harry Carlson home Sunday after.
noon. :. 80 ssss.. a:-s$ =.
Nick SchantZen and Mrs. Aslund &C
companied Mrs. Schantzen to Thief
River Falls Monday evening, returning
Wednesday,. IL ~ 4+,s- i,
Miss Martha Potucek, who has been
staying in Warren for some time, re
turned to her home Saturday. :. i
sr M. T.. Warner left Monday evening
for st. Paul, where he will attend g
meeting Of the representatives of the
county and state farm bureau held al
the old capitol in st. Paul ~ I'D
The schools of Radium community
will give the program Of the commun-
ity club week from Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Yuergens visited
at the Grant Morrison home Sunday
afternoon. 81
Miss Violet Ruiz returned from
Thief River Falls Tuesday. While
there she attended the wedding Of he1
cousin, Howard Schantzen. Miss Rutz
acted as bridesmaid at the wedding.
Alfred Willer, of Argyle, was il
Radium Monday. He was on his way
to take his brother to Thief River
Falls to receive medical treatment.
Miss Josephine Loen spent the week
end at Viking with friends zags
j.. O. Allen is making shipment
Of flax straw to st. Paul. -.
The first meeting of the Women's
Service Club was held at the ]. o
Allen home Monday afternoon. The
afternoon was pleasantly spent and
the delicious luncheon was greatly sen:
joyed by all. 53s't 81
Misses Esther Fricker and Ruth An,
derson and Messrs. Milton Schantzen
and Cannu1n enjoyed brisk hike
Sunday. -sl..s- 3 M :;
MI: and Mrs. Christ Clausen pleas.
antly entertained number of friends
Thursday evening at whist 5
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. n. Loen entertain,
ed number of friends Sunday even.
ing. Everyone had a pleasant time.
Several young people enjoyed 8
sleigh ride out to the Lull home
where they spent delightful Sunday
evening. ltEa 1884, :s5s 54s ST.
+ AE+E. Carlson went to Warren t
attend the meeting Of the Grain Grow,
ers corporation. Mr.. Garlsonsis doing
much to forward the work OF this
corporations which, will mean so much
to the farmers of the grain producing
centers of Minnesota.
An epidemic of colds has beer
sweeping. over this community making
the attendance Of the different schools
very low The siege is about over we
hope. ss#s
Ask Your Soldier Boy How Coolies
Got Such Hold.
He'll tell you that the battlefront!
Of Europe were swarming with rats
which carried the dangerous yermi1
and caused our men misery. Don
let rats bring disease into your home
When you see the first one get RAT
SNAP. That will finish them quick
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