Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-11-15

tFcIy manner.
The Bidwell Rice Trio will enter
tain at the next Lyceum course Nov.
The large audience which thronged
to the high {! school oil. AUDITORIUM Friday
pleased with the play. Romeo and
Juliet" which was rendered by the
boys quartette also made hit with
those present "a -s 5S5a
The temperance lecture which had
been announced for last Sunday at
the Swedish Lutheran was postponed
because MI. Hans Yngve, the speak
er. was unable to be present. Never
Rev. Mattson delivered an interest
ing sermon and the musical snnmbers
fn1aissea sna duet Ps, Gareld
songs by the male quartette, namely,
Arthur Sands, Fred Sands, Nels Palm,
and Victor Edman.
At the Young Peoples Society Of the
day evening the following officers
were elected. ,i.75 sss:
Martha Johnson ---.-------- President
y E Ma 'aanaa Vice P ggesia n,
Program COMMITTEES, Frederick Sands
George Sands, Willow Johnson
Della Dahlgren. Harriet Olson, Ell
1 mes. soren ;.S and Raymond Johnson
ternoon. X # -
The Allen brothers are erecting. a
new garage on their lots in the
southern part Of the village.
Miss Hannah Melin. who visited in
her home at Foidahi Thursday. -
Mr.: and Mrs. Hawkin Iverson and
daughter spent Saturday and Sunday
at the H. "A. Larson farm. H.
Carl Hillard has been quite: IL with
somewhat improved. -
Morris Sands entertained number
of his friends last Wednesday after
noon at q birthday party at his home.
duties at Anderson & Porten after
his operation .ss - ii Il
DR.. Wattam was a professional call
er In the village last Friday.
The Directors Of the State Bank
held business meeting last Friday.
daughter, Willie Larson and son Hay
nard and Hannah Larson visited at
the Alfred and Oscar Anderson homes
Sunday.
spraining his back last week while
butchering. with the result that he
was confined to his bed a few days.
Don't forget. the supper OF the Nor
wegian Ladies' Aid Nov. e. vi
home last week. after having been
employed at the H. Oberg during the
summer. -s.r@- 1879.
The Annual Sale and supper OF the
Norwegian Ladies' Aid will be held
Machine Shop or the former Star
Theatre. Serving begins at 6 p. NJ.
Come and have Norwegian Lute-lisk
and Lefsa. ss 75Ir
Larson autoed to Grand Forks Mon
day where the latter had some dental
work done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Anderson. Mr..
H aRd Mrs Alfred sanSs Mra ATs
META Sands in the village Friday
evening. r@+rse" y Y &
4 pair Of Ladies kid gloves were
left at the City Hall election day.
Owner can have same by calling on
Mrs. P. c. Sorenson and paying for
this notice. 7za f&#
were guests to dinner at the B. X.
johnson home Sunday.
Mrs. j. E. Olson, Mrs. c.. o. Olson
and Willow Johnson called on Mrs.
Melvin Olson Tuesday evening. -.
Miss Jennie Olson assisted at the
Otto Klingborg home last week.
ployed at Gonvick, arrived Saturday
for a visit>in the village.
Arthur Sands transacted business
in Warren Wednesday. s
Mrs. Nels Markuson spent Friday
afternoon at the j. F. Olson home.
Mr. and Mrs w: f. Malm and sons
spent Sunday afternoon at the G. O.
Olson home. a. III # @ s,=
Herman Peterson. Of lie Roy. sask:,
Mr.. Peterson is a nephew OF c. o.
and ]. =. Olson and is employed near
Warren Y ss.s&
Miss wallund, OF Warren. visited
with her friend Miss Nelson Saturday.
Mr.. Erick Anderson and daughter
Itlda. of Vega, were village visitors
Wednesday. !s3 ERR 5 tzs
Mrs. Al. Hidden. OF Baudette. was
a guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Sands last week.
y E. Olson autoed to- Warren SUM
day evening. m
Mrs. A J. Hidden and son William
Of Baudette. Mrs. Lewis Sands and
Oak, Friday. for visit at the j.
Hidden home. "a.