Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-01-04
BARGAINsSTORE GIVES !:
.,.~- CHRISTMAS FESTIVAI.s {.

John :Remn1em OF the Bargain store
gave g Christmas tree festival at hiss
place OF business last Friday evening"
ana to Which some over twenty guests
were invited. A brief program was
gwen including songs ana recitations=
and Victrola selections sand at the
close bags containing CONNECTIONS were
gwen the youngsters and the oldere;;
were given coffee and cakes. An ever
green, very prettily decorated 81 stloli-:
day stayle and illuminate by q num-:
Der of candles had been prepared and:
afforded much amusement for the:
children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernhard Ranum at
their home last Wednesday evening
entertained about 10 guests at a pro-
gress1Ve whist party, first prize a
, cockerel was Won by Benny Ranum.
Cards We're played at four tables and
very dainty midnight luncheon was
served. )
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ranum last Sat-
urday evening entertained about 20
guests at whist and rumme, first prize
in whist cockerel: being. won by, Ben
hard Ranum and the second q Jar OF
marmelade by James Thompson, and
the first prize in rumme a. box OF
chocolates by Miss Gladys Swenson.
A tasteful luncheon was served at II
O'Clock.
! Inc following We're pleasantly en-
| terta1ned for dinner at the Mrs. Axel-
son home on New Year. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ranum and. Shervin, Lloyd and
Eunice Ranum, Mrs. Jens, Madison.
CLAUS and Gunda Madison, Joel e..
Shoberg and Freddie Stafford.
Mrs. K. Ranum entertained the
John and Bernhard Ranum families for
dinner on secondary Christmas.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mellem enter
tanned for dinner on secondary
Christmas Mr.. and Mrs Albert Paul
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Anderson, IT.
ma Anderson, Myrtle Mellem, Mrs. E..
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bloom
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thompson re-
turned on Tuesday morning from Gull
~ where they. had spent Christmas
4 among relatives.
Ludwig Olson, from Wales, NJ Oak,
spent a few days of last week visiting
with Carl Hagen.
| David FlodstrOm, of Viking, arrived
on Monday evening to visit with the
Hellquist boys until Tuesday evening.
Mrs. O. HOlsOn accompanied by
daughter Lilly left on Tuesday morn
ing for their home at Warren follow
ing an over Xmas visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Mellem.
| Philip Vixie came home from Vik-
ing on Friday evening and spent New
/ Years with his brother, Oscar Vixie,
and family.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Sagmoen re-
turned on Saturday morning from
their holiday visit to Minneapolis and
st. Hilaire - -
Miss Laura Kron left on Thursday
evening for a few days visit at Hazel
before returning to her school work at
Erie next Monday. - 49,.
Lewis Abby, who has been employed
at Minneapolis working with q bridge
gang this fall, came home on Wednes-
| day for a brief holiday visit, =. -. p:
Alfred and Sigurd Rafteseth, from
/ up north, were entertained for New
Years eve supper at the home of
their parents, Mr.. andsMrs:' s: .Rafte-
seth in town. : -" ga -
,0lof opseth and F. 6. Dolls repre-
senting town iof New Solum and
Norden respectively, went over the 50
rods of road stretch in east and west
Of the latters farm and on the coun-
ty line last Friday to ascertain the
condition and possibility Of opening
this line sometime next summer. 1t
would mean considerably to the farm
ers east and south from town if this
line was opened as public road.
Miss Viola Axelson went to Viking
on Thursday morning to spend two
days visiting among friends, especially
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