Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-09-06

Waitress Wanted Hotel Warren.
Get your cream at the East Side.
Confect ionery:
"a hour service. Kodak Finishing,
at Rayeling Studio.
g. ]. Lofgren, a prominent banker
Of Ada, was q Warren visitor yester-
day. n
Miss Rachel Hunt, Of Grand Forks,
arrived Sunday for a visit with
friends In the city. @
p. b. Rising and Hubert Malberg,
OF Viking township, were business Wis
itors in Warren Wednesday.
Miss Teckla Tornell left Saturday
evening for Minneapolis, where she
will take up the study Of music.
"A. d. Clarke, Of Pasadena, Califor-
mia, visited with his son Fred s.
Clarke Of this city for about a week.
Miss Mildred Wood left Sunday for
Detroit, where she will be an instruc-
! tor of music in the public schools OF
that city. M
Aug: Ostlund left Monday to spend
q few days visiting with his brother
in Minneapolis and to take in the
state fair. NJ s..- q.
MOTHERS! Why not protect the
children by using milk from q Tu>
berclin tested herd? p. Frost Spauld.
ing Farm Co. @ ,ss3e n
Miss Beulah Robinson left last
Thursday for Ollie, Montana, where
she will teach again during the com
ing school year. s&s p -
| Mrs. Ed. Quistgard entertained a
number Of friends Tuesday evening in
honor Of her daughter-in-law, Mrs
Hunter Quistgard &.5>-..., .
! Miss Esther Hilleboe left Sunday
for Mora, where she will have charge
of the primary work Of the public
schools of that city. a 4.
e. c. Harper spent Wednesday and
Thursday of last week packing his
household effects, shipping them to his
present home at Fargo.
! Miss Edith Dagoberg, of Alvarado
will teach at Palisade, Mimi, during
the coming year and has gone there
to enter upon her work.
Miss Ebba Lundgren left Sunday
night for Pennington where she viii
be a teacher in the High School Q:
that city the coming year 49,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Clarke san(
daughter left Monday for Fondulac
+. Wis, and Algona, Iowa, on combined
v,10 Fri,
Mrs r. r. Hooper and children ar
; rived Sunday morning from Saul
Center for a visit at the home Of he
|;mother, Mrs. B. MCCLELLAN. 49,
If you rest you rust Keep ,goin'
by attending Mankato Commercial Col
lege, Mankato. Mimi. Send for GU
;, beautifully illustrated catalog. y.
Misses Audrey Swandby and Myrtl
i Winberg returned Saturday from Min
|neapolis where they spent their vaca
! ton with friends and relatives.
Miss Hazel Edwardh left Sunda
evening for Duluth to resume he
: duties as teacher of French in tn
Central High School of that city. +
The family Of Or. II. M. Blegen az
: rived home Monday from Maple Lake
I where they have spent the summer
) and the doctor is happy once more.
Miss Betsy Bystrom and her niece
Charlotte :. Bystrom, returned Satu1
4 day from Minneapolis, where the
have been visiting the past summer.
Miss Clara Halvorson left Monda
for Thief River Falls, where she vii
be at the head of the Primary dc
n partment ofsthe schools Of that city
The A.. G.. Ryden family have re
turned to Warren after having spen
81 a number Of weeks on their farm nea
Kennedy during harvesting and threst
ing. NJ #"
| Miss Ina Powell left for Rockford
Ill, last Friday, she having accepte
a position as teacher in the publ
schools of that city for the comm
| year. S> p
Misses Edith Rosendahl and Este
. ! r indn11ist loft On Saturday evening 70