Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-12-13
VIKING

Frank Leach of BOens, Iowa. The
Leacll's moved to Boens in October.
She says they are all feeling fine and
feel right to home with their new
friends. The girls and Mrs. Leach
are attending Bible school there.
Francis is in High School and Cleo
and Ethel are in the grades. Mrs.
Leach teaches a class in the school
and takes up Bible study. She also
does some work at the school as bak-s
ing bread, etc. Mr.. Leach is working
On farm in connection with the
school. The Leach's made many
friends while living In Viking, who
fare glad to hear that they like their
new home and wish them success in
the future. !,
Hilda Larson returned from War
rem Tuesday evening after having
been employed there a. couple Of
weeks.
Elmer Blomberg came home We'd
nesday evening after having visited
friends and relatives at Warren and
Vega. He has been sick with tuber-
culosis Of the back and has been in
bed for the past two years. But is
now able to be around with the aid
of pair of crutches. He says he
expects to put aside his crutches in
a couple Of weeks We certainly will
be glad to have Elmer in our midst
again strong and husky as he was
before taken sick. !. .s
Ernest .Styrlund left for the twin
cities Thursday 1evening with three
carloads Of potatoes shipped from
here. /. ~
Randolph Johnson, Who has been
employed at the Spaulding farm at
Warren came home Tuesday evening
for an indefinite stay at his parental
home z: go
Rabbit hunting seems to be the
chief sport for men these days now
and then we see hunters passing by
with some hares slung across their
backs.
Oscar LindQuist has been employed
at the potato warehouse the past
week. e.. 4
Egbert Malberg entertained num-
Der of his. friends Saturday evening.
Dancing was the chief entertainment
Of the evening. Lunch was served
before the guests departed.
Word has been received of the
death of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ander-
son Of Winthrop, Mimi, aged 81 and
IS. years. Gas from a coal stove was
the cause of their death. On the
morning Of November 10Th their
neighbors went in and found Mrs An
derson dead and Mr.. Anderson dying
altho Mr.. Anderson rallied and lived
until Nov. Goth when he also succumb-
ed. Mrs. T. O. Anderson of this vi
hin ic,o nf hn
are also well known by several Of
moved from Winthrop to Viking. Sym
pathy is extended to the breaved
ones. " - ~. ...-.- -
Rev. Anderson, of the Anti-Saloon
League, gave a very interesting talk
to large audience at the Swedish
Mission church Friday evening.
Mrs. I, NJ. Myrbo returned from the
Warren hospital Thursday evening
Miss Beda Peterson spent Saturday
at her home in Warren.
Chas. Peterson's entertained rela-
tives Sunday. :5 :ss5sas ~ ~
O. o. Sande conducted services at
the home Of o. Drotts Sunday after
nOon -. - 1905 S
Mrs. VIM. Anderson called at G. A.
Lindelrs Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. Vingie returned from the
Warren Hospital Saturday evening.
Mrs. Arthur Anderson and Mrs.
Chas. Styrlund called at Aleck An
derson's Saturday evening to see the
new baby girl.
Misses Emma, and Amelia Blooms
ness We're. among those who attended
the social given in the Janson school
house.. ,s
Alec Krohn sundayed with the
Brink boys. w 4.
Only two weeks left until. Christ
mas. Things are putting on the
Christmas look. The stores are lit
tered with toys and Christmas decor
atiol1s One must realize that. the
Holidays; are soon here. Get into the
Christmas Spirit. Put on your Christ
mas smile. .s 3..
Some Of our young folks attended
the basket social given at the school
house BY John Halvorsen's.
The Young Peoples Missionary So
ciety Of the Swedish Mission Church
was held at the Church Sunday even
ing. e
Mrs. G. Tangquist visited with rela-
/ tives in town Sunday.
| Mission Church Of Viking
WERNER DROTTS. Pastor.
Services will be held next Sunday
| at 1890 A NJ. and z 80 p. NJ Sun
day School at II NJ. Prayer meeting
and Bible class every Thursday at s
! P. NJ All are welcome.
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