Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-08-16
VIKING l (.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Styrlund and
children Alice and Raymond, and Da-
vid Styrlund autOed to Grand Forks
Sunday and spent the day visiting
with relatives.
Sunday afternoon in honor of his 14th
birthday. A number Of his friends
were invited and very pleasant time
was had. ~a.
Miss. Myrtle Peterson, from Grand
Forks, is visiting Viking relatives at
present She arrived Sunday morning.
Hans Olson, from Middle River. in
stalled an electric light plant at the
Martin Forsberg home last week.
Mrs. Joe Janson entertained num-
Der of lady friends Thursday after
noon in honor Of her sister, Mrs. Pur-
dy, from New York, who has been
visiting for some time here and also
in Thief River Falls. %
Tonnes Nelson, of Newfolden, ship
ped carload Of stock from Viking
Saturday. John Flodstrom also ship
ped a carload Of sheep.
Mrs. Emil Tornell and children,
Teckla and Minnie Tornell Of Warren
were Viking callers one day Of the
past week. +. -.--s i, :
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Anderson Thursday. Con-
CALCULATIONS!
: A number of Viking young people
autoed to Thief River Falls Sunday
evening to hear Rev. Carl Beckman
preach.
The Conrad Hanson family autoed
to Warren Saturday afternoon. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Ole Mebust
who went to see her daughter Ethel
who is an inmate at the Warren Hos
pital suffering from sores on her feet.
The Oscar Drotts family attended
the picnic held at Menzel's Grove in
Argyle Sunday. $780,
A number of Viking people visited
at the Axel Anderson home in New
folden Sunday afternoon.
Miss Hilda Hanson took the train
for Rosewood Friday evening. On
Rosewoodites she went on a BURBERRY
expedition. ...
Albert Tornell's autoed to Middle
River Sunday where together with
Emil Tornells Of Warren and A. Turn
quist Of Roseau they spent the day
amongst the pines.
The Young Peoples Society met at
the Norwegian Lutheran church Sun
day evening with good attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Larson enter
tanned large crowd of relatives and
friends Sunday afternoon in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Larson's 5Oth
wedding anniversary A delightful
time was had by all. The out of town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lar
son and children of Thief River Falls.
The Oscar Drotts family were We'd
nesday evening callers at G. Lindelrs.
The following visited at John Hal
vorson's last week Mr.. and Mrs. Brat
land and daughter Eunice from Fargo,
N. D., Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Swenson Of
Ada, and Mr.. and Mrs. John Guy
WITT from Minneota, MINI.
DR.. Melby, from Thief River Falls.
was a professional caller at Viking
last, week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Anderson gave
a party Tuesday evening of last week
to which quite number of young
people were invited. The occasion was
the birthdays of Ruth and Vivian An
derson. r. Il fas-.s - -
Thure~ and Ethel Styrlund, Mrs.
Fred Styrlund, Myrtle Peterson and
Hilda Larson visited in Rosewood
Sunday afternoon. - ?. p. : a
We are having some very hot dry
weather these last days. Sunday the
thermometer registered 90 degrees in
the shade. A good rain would be very
beneficial to the corn, garden and po-
tatoes.
The Brink young people autoed to
Gatzke Sunday and visited at the Mel
son home. Alma Nelson returned with
them home and will visit for some
time.
Miss Ella Anderson and Albert
Erickson, of Thief River Falls. visited
at F. o. Anderson's Sunday. VIA
I. M. Myrbo's spent Sunday at
Maple Lake. III
Saturday evening being the sixty-sec-
ond birthday anniversary Of Gustav
Anderson his children all came home
and gave a party in his honor.
Pat Waldron left for Dakota in
search Of fall employment.
Miss Esther HalyOrsOn returned
home last week after q visit with rel
atives in Hendrum. q. 5 ss
Fall threshing has alreday com
menced 3.5
Ole Mebust left for Warren Satur-
day with his threshing rig where he
will thresh west of Warren.
Mission Church Of Viking
Werner DrOtts, Pastor 81
Services win be held next Sunday
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