Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-07-12
ANGUS

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q Edward Staska returned from War
rem Sunday night. He is feeling much
better since his operation and is able
to be back on the job. 20 s-
Mr.. West has heard from Mrs. West
and she is much improved, and now;
able to walk little. -
K. Hunstad and family autoed to
Strathcona Sunday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Confer and Mrs. .Jennyings
were Grand Forks visitors Saturday.
Camp III has moved one mile on
this side of Northland. ST.. 81 :.55; :
Mrs Walter Miller went to Fargo
Monday night to- visit her brother
Henry Zimmerman. q:
Mr.. Kramer and Mr.. Staska were
Warren callers Monday. s=
Mrs. Annie Miller. left for her home
after two weeks visit at the home
Of Mrs Lloyd Johnston's.
81 Mrs. Newberger and children re-
turned to their home after a. few
weeks visit with her folks, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. II. Miller. re- .55 55 5,. {
Mr.. West was a Warren caller Mon
day. s s .;.55s BIC 9 5.s
S Miss Maxine Johnston has been Wis
ting at the "A. .sT. Campion home the
past week and returned to Warren
this morning. s55 5ssszs :s:
w. G. Oberg and family were. Crook.
ston callers Monday. s.s2
Emma Helm spent the week end
with her parents. 81
K. Hunstad was a Crookston caller
on Friday. .ts#. ... 3 s..s... .53=
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Zimmerman
left Tuesday night by auto to visit
Mrs. Zimmermans rela tiyes in. Iowa.
Word was received last week by
Everett Evans from his father telling
of the death of his mother and the
remains were brought to- Crookston
and the funeral was held on Friday.
( The following relatives and children
were present: Mr.. and Mrs. Merriman
and child, of Seattle, formerly Lula
Evans and Mrs. Cora Wattam, Of
Williston and Conner Evans of Sask.
The following people from Angus were
present at the funeral: Will and Abe
Strobe, j: B. Goodwin and son Geo,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Olson and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Oberg, Mr., and
Mrs. Martin Ferrero, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. n. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. =. John
ston, Mr. and Mrs. X. Johnston, Mr..
West and Mr.. Montgomery, Mr.. and
Mrs. "a. u. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Osterloh, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Osterloh and daughter Katie, Mr.. and
n RI Ia
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. Il. CampiOn, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. W. Campion and Mrs. VIM
Campion.
Mrs. VIM Campion went to Crook
ston on Thursday night to visit a few
Of her old friends. " Ss5 81 8.
The ball game with Alvarado was
postponed because OF rain.
Henry OstrOm and Bill McCoOl re
turned Sunday morning from Prince,
ton, after spending the fourth there
Last Monday night there was q
group Of young people from the Swed:
I ish Mission church that came to An
gus q and had an out door meeting
They announced there would be an
other meeting on Wednesday night in
front Of the Home Store. q
ing in the Home Store this past week
The Ladies Aid was held at the
home of Mrs. Abe Strobe and there
was a large crowd numbering 48.
Mrs. Everett Evans returned home
from the hospital Tuesday
Mr.. Evans is going to stay on the
farm until fall then will return te
Los Angeles and live with his daugh
ter. SIS
u Stella Lunberg arrived Monday
morning to- visit at the j.. w Cam
piOn home for d week or so.
s@ J. ". Campton is taking for exhibit
sat the Marshall County Fair Cattle
horses and pigs and some garden veg
l.etables and some: household goods. He
us manager OF the horse department.
MI and Mrs Lamberson, Of War
rem; Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Morris, and
Mrs Wallie, Miss Heath, Billy Robins
Nj. and Mrs. Pr DONNIE and ssoI
Thomas OF Crookston Mr.s and Mrs
Champion and family and Mr.
Eand Mrs. 5ampion and family
and Mrs, VIM. Campion of Angus, and
Miss Stella Lunberg Of Kennedy and
Vest OF Angus spent the fourth
on a picnic, at Louisvil lie. An enjoy
able time spent BY all present
RE nunbe &c the Angus people spent
the fonrth elge1and and they ne
ported large eroN and many inter
testing contests etc, were features q
1.-THE day VA az
and Mrs Henry Anderson and
Mora Daniel ION; sisters Of Mrs Franz