Warren sheaf., 1922-10-04
NYBLAWD-KNUTSON

brance from her friends.
NYBLAWD-KNUTSON
# Mr.. August Nyblawd and Miss Edna
Knutson were married Wednesday,
Sept. 9th, at Grand Forks. The
groom is promising young business
man of AlvaradO and a son Of Mr..
and Mrs HI. Nyblawd. The bride is
one of the most popular young ladies
Of Big Woods, a daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Knutson. Mr.. and Mrs,
NyblaWd are moving. into the rooms
above the barber shop. We congrat-
ulate them and wish them welcome to
our midst.
Hawkin Iverson had the misfortune
of breaking rib Thursday while en-
ployed at the Spaulding elevator.
Mrs. Anna Johnson spent Tuesday
with Mrs. Anderson in Oslo.
Miss Belvina johnson was enter
tained to dinner at the Martin Thomp-
son home Sunday. 49,. s.s5
Carl John Pearson, of BloOmWOOd,
spent Monday at the Otis Holt home.
Mr.. and Mrs Simon Hanson and
children, of Maple Bay, returned
home. last Tuesday after a weeks
visit at the Alfred Nystrom home.
Sam Johnson, of ~sSpooner, visited
with Rev. and Mrs. Mattson Sunday.
Mrs. Anna johnson and Mrs. Paul
Dagoberg spent, Sunday with their
friends, Mrs Anderson, of Oslo
Mrs. Ole Lundin, Esther and Oscar
Lundin, visited at the A. Nystrom
home Tuesday. -.. E5&
Mesdames Lewis and Henry Sands
will entertain the Norwegian Luther
an Ladies Aid Thursday, Oct. 18th,
at the home of the latter.
Mr.. and Mrs: Ole Svard of Vega,
Mr.. and Mrs. Erlandson and family
of Argyle, and Mr.. and Mrs. Storey
kof Park River, n. Oak, visited at
the Hawkin Iyerson home Sunday.
Mrs. Melvin Olson and baby ar
rived home from Warren Sunday.
Miss Judith Porten departed for
Christholm last week where she is
employed as an instructor in the pub
lie schools. e
Miss Alma Thompson assisted at
the telephone Office during Anna Carl
sons absence.
Miss Ollie Iverson returned from
Gonvick Tuesday after few weeks
visit at the Neujhar home. ~
Mr.. LARSEN, an experienced potato
buyer, who is employed at the local
warehouse, spent Sunday at his home
in Ada
Miss Alma Thompson, who has been
employed at the Oscar Dahlman home
arrived home Thursday:
The Young Peoples Society of the
Elm church will meet Wednesday
evening, Oct. 1t1h. All are welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Anderson and
children spent Sunday at the John
Holm home. d
Miss Edythe Henrickson. of Warren,
visited at the Fregard home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Anderson and
children autoed to Grand Forks Fri
day.
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Cards have bSen received announc-
ing the arrival Of baby girl at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Chris
tenson at Hoffman. Mimi.
DR.. Wiltrout of Oslo was village
caller Thursday. ri
Rev and Mrs. Brekke and son Ste
phen motored to Viking Sunday where
the reverend conducted services III
the Norwegian Lutheran church.
Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Malm and sons
Harry and Erwin, Misses Welsh and
Devereaux were guests at home OF
Mr., and Mrs. Albert Malm, near~Ar-
gyle, Sunday. .....,. -. y
August and Anna Carlson returned
Monday from a brief sojourn at Bau-
dette: -~S' s...."
Misses Myrtle Allen. Edna, Viola.
Willow and Martha johnson motored
to Warren Thursday evening. Miss
Allen departed for Minneapolis the
same evening for a few weeks visit
with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Peterson have
moved into the rooms on the second
floor of the Emil johnson residence.
DR.. Wiltrout was village visitor
Thursday. -:
Miss Lyden, who is assisting at the
Carl Bergan home spent the weekend
at her home in Thief River Falls.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar L. Olson was christeped
at the John Engen home Friday al
ternoon, Rev. Brekke officiating. The
baby was christened Lois Ivadell.
Mrs. Albin johnson, of GOnvick, is
visiting at her parental home in Big
Woods.
Mrs. Martin Swanson, Of Grand
Forks, visited at the Hawkin Iver-
son home Tuesday.
Ralph Nyblawd, Of Grand Forks,
spent the week END in Alvarado.
DR.. Wattam, Of Warren, was q pro-
fessional caller. in the village Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Bergan and chill
dren, Mrs. Carl Bergan and daugh-
tiers were Grand Forks visitors Sat-
urday.
Arthur and George Sands and Andy
Larson returned from a weeks so
journ at Hoffman last Tuesday.
Mrs. Anton Bruen and children, 20, of
Kenora, Can, arrived Thursday Tor
visit at the Ole Berg home.
Z. Miss Nelson, an instructor ia the
public schools, spent the weekend at
her parental home near Hal1ock.
w. 20. johnson and Mr.. Wickman
of Lockhart, spent Sunday in the VII vl-
lage. 2s.s .5:
Mr. and Mrs. 81. E. Olson and