Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-07-12
#ALVARADO WINS ONE ia #
AND LOSES ONE

& The baseball nine claShed with the
Mimic nine on the local diamond Fri
day which resulted in 5 to 1 vic
4 tory for the home team.
The team journeyed to St. Hilaire
Sunday where they were defeated by
the fast team of that place. the score
being Z to 8. The batteries for Al
). varado were Sands and Sands.
Services at Carl A. Johnson farm
next Sunday by Oscar G.. Hanson from
Africa. Everybody welcome.
The Warren and Alvarado teams
I met on the Warren field Tuesday.
st. Hilaire will play a return game
of baseball here Sunday afternoon.
Come and give your support to the
boys.
Walter. Dahl, of Chicago, who has
7 been a guest at the Nels Hanson home
departed for his home last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. f. E. Dahlgren trans
acted business in Grand Forks We'd
nesday.
The Sunday school picnic of the
Z Swedish Lutheran church to be held
Sunday has been postponed until a
Mrs. Axel Peterson accompanied
Rev. and Mrs. Brekke to Big Woods
Thursday to attend services in the
Norwegian Lutheran church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tausen, of March, de-
parted for Minneapolis last week for
a visit during Mr.. Tausen's vacation.
:, Ole Goethe and family spent We'd
nesday evening at the Nels Hanson
. hOme.E*,S
Mrs Brunzell and daughter Amy
and Mr. and Mrs. William BrunzeH
spent the week end at Lancaster.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Edman autoed
to, GraLd Forks Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Chas Bowman, of Vega, spent
Friday at the Ole Azure home. =
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brunzell, Mrs.
Erick Brunzell and daughter Amy
spent Thursday with relatives In
Crookston. II
j. e. Olson and daughter Ruby were
Grand Forks callers Thursday. 81
The Ladies' Aid of the Norwegian
Lutheran church will convene at the
Everyone is welcome. IL
Mrs. Bernt Christianson and son
Martin visited at the Oscar M. Olson
home Sunday. -''.|r +,
= Miss Agnes Sands departed from
Grand Forks Friday to join party
who will tour the Glacier National
Park Miss Sands will also visit at
Devon and sDunkirk, Montana.
Lewis Larson and daughter Hannah
and grandson Maynard spet the week
ed at Roseau. - ~
Rev. and Mrs. Brekke and Mrs.
Oherg attended services in Oslo last
Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. Otis Holt, Esther and
Emil Pearson and Ruth Ingebretson
spent the week end at Maple Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels~ Backstrom and
family and Eunice Iverson autoed to
Grand Forks Monday.
Rev: Mattson accompanied by his
family and mother, visited at the
Frykholm and Markuson homes Fri
day. e.. .-g
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bergman enter
tanned the following Thursday: Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Hanson, MI. and Mrs.
Ralph Hanson and family, Mrs. Anna
Bergman, Mr.. and Mrs. Hjalmer Por-.
ten and son, Mrs. Dahl, MI. and Mrs.
Nels Hanson and family.
Mesdames A. Fregard and Hilma
Fering spent Saturday, afternoon with
Mrs. John Olson to celebrate the lat
ter's birthday. -
Misses Vina and Hilma Bergman,
who have toured through Yellowstone
Park, arrived home Monday.
Quite a number of Alvaradoites at
tended the Young Peoples Society at
the Pete Lundin home Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. w. F. Malm and sous
We're guests at the liver Iverson home
in Grand Forks Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Lindell autoed
to Viking Sunday:
Mrs. j. e. Olson and daughters Wis
tied at the Oscar NJ Olson home Sun
day. The local baseball boys autoed
to Marvel Wednesday, but the game
was postponed for reasons unknown.
Henry Backstrom was a guest for
dinner at the c. O. Olson home Sun
day. z-.:
Mr.. and Mrs G.. w. Anderson and
children and Mr., Porten and family
We're entertained to ,dDhner at the
John Holm home Sunday.
/. Mrs. Paul DagOberg received the
message Sunday that her. friend, Mrs.
Anderson, of Oslo, had fallen and in
jured her hip, while visiting with
friends in Warren She was taken to
the hospital Immediately.
NJ Mrs. 5Nels Hanson and daughter
Helen, Mrs. Dahl and son Walter, Wis :,
tied at the John Peterson home southsl
of Warren Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. Johnson and
son, Mrs. Gillespie and sons, and Irene
Hallin visited at the Albin Ranstrom
home Friday evening
Rev. Mattson and family and mother
were entertained at the Nels Hanson
home Monday evening.
! Rev. and Mrs. Brekke autoed to !,
Grand Forks Tuesday to meet Mrs.
Brekke's father, Mr.. Theodore Siever-
son of Chicago, who will visit with
them
a public health clinic will be held
at the school auditorium Monday,
July 18th. Parents, show your inter
est by bringing your children to be I
examined. e .
Mrs. Ormiston and daughter Minnie
visited at the Nels Hanson home Mon