Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-10-04
Additional Local
News

80
Mr.. and Mrs. John 5. Stone, Of
Baudette, arrived last week for a visit
with relatives here.
81 Mrs. Gould and Mrs. Weld, sisters
Of w. r. Powell Of this city, arrived
this morning for visit at the Powell.
home " # I. II. s5
Rev. Martin Hauser left Monday
evening to be present at special
Jubilee service at the Evangelical
Lutheran church in Ada. UGH
Miss .Livia Bjorkquist, who taught
music at North Star College last year,
is this year teaching music at Con-
cordia College at Moorhead. N
John Swanson, of Hallock, arrived
Tuesday afternoon for visit with
Chester Gunnarson, Mr.. Swanson be-
ing an uncle of Mr.. Gunnarson' s..
The Vega Young Peoples Society
meets next Sunday evening at 8
O'clock at the home Of Charley Ran
str0m's. Lunch and ice cream will
be served. All are welcome. ss
Osteopathic physicians treat all cur
able diseases. Many so-called incur
able ills have been cured after all
other methods had been tried. Drs.s
Fred s Blanche Sharp, Crookston.
Lester r. Peel, who is teaching
agriculture at Fosst0n, accompanied
the football team of that city to War
rem last Friday afternoon to witness
the game played on the local gridiron.
Charles McCarger, a cousin of Mr..
A. r. Hatfield, came over Sunday
from Grand Forks for Sunday visit.
Mr.. McCarger is a travelling salesman
for the Armour Company with head
quarters at Fargo. a. ST. y.
Mrs. Fred Brodin arrived in War
! rem this afternoon from Drayton, N.
D., where she visited at the home Of
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. G.. W..
Olson. Mrs Brodin is on her way to
her home at Thief River Falls.
Conner Evans, the we'll known old
pioneer resident Of Angus, .attended
to business in Warren yesterday. He
will leave in a few days for Long
Beach, California, where he has made
his home during the past two or three
years. Y, ~> ..~.r-~~ X, = i. - =
The revival meetings at the Frank
Boardman farm, continue this week
and next Sunday, the Sth, at: 1O:45
A. NJ, at 2:3O and s P. NJ. and every
evening next week at 8 O'Clock and
three meetings Sunday, Oct Is. Every
one is cordially invited. -
| C. G. Christensen, who farms in the
4. vicinity of Noble post office, trans
acted business in town yesterday. Mr..
, Christensen has 35 acres Of potatoes
that he now is busy digging. Ma
! turally he is very much disappointed
on account of the low price of tubers.
Mr.. G. A. Bradley, of Long Beach,
California, arrived Sunday morning
for brief visit with II. L. Wood and
: made his home in Warren many
years, when both he and the city were
young Since he moved away, which
he did many, years ago, he has be-
come wealthy as an owner and oper-
ator Of. oil wells in Texas. Mr.. Brad
ley left for his home on Tuesday. :
Rev. G.. Wahlund, who was employ.
ed as field secretary for North Star
College some years ago, is the candi'
date of the Farmer-Labor party fol
State Senator in the Anoka-Isanti dis
trict Mr. Wahlund was a member OF
the lower house Of the legislature
about 80 years ago and two years
ago he came within IS votes, in a
total of 5000 votes case, Of being
elected. At one time he was a mem
Der of the State Board of Control
| and he has always taken an active
interest in social welfare and reform
= atory work. = +.