Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-11-15
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Waitress Wanted Hotel Warren.
SELL YOUR HIDES TO McCANN.
Fourteen Photographs for a dozen
during November at Raveling Studio.
Special prices on Dress Goods. See
our Display Windows.-K. Taral-
Lseth CO.
The Vega Young Peoples society will
! meet next Sunday evening at eight
IO'clock in the church basement Every
body welcome 80 s
The Ladies Aid of the Vega Luth-
eran Church will give "a chicken sup
per> next. Friday, Nov. Serving
will begin atS6 80 p. NJ. ia
Toby Scheie reports a successful and
well attended auction sale at the Ern-
est Otto farm: All the property sold
well, a large percentage for spot cash.
Mrs. c. G. Peterson and Miss Lydia
Wahlin returned Tuesday from few
| days visit with their cousins Leon
ard and David Erickson, at Fergus
Falls.
A. card from r. E. Hooper states
that he and family are now located
at San Leandro, Calf, suburb Of
Oakland where Mr.. Hooper has Sc
cured employment
| The Davis Opera Company of eight
people will appear in the Mikado at
the city hall Of Argyle Friday even
ing this week. This is the big num-
| Der Of their ryceum course. A num-
Eber Of Warren people will undoubtedly
! be among those present
Charles Ferguson, second oldest son
of Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Ferguson who
resides southeast of WARREN under.
| went an operation at the Warren
Hospital on November 18th. At this
writing he is getting along nicely and
his many friends are glad he is. doing
SO nicely. - H.
Lars Liam, of Norman county, who
lately has been staying with his
brother p, H; Liam, of Gatzke, i'll
Marshall county, was adjudged in
sane in Probate Judge Holms court
today and will be- taken to Fergus
Falls this evening by Sheriff Hanson
and p. II. Liam.
| Miss Esther Lundgren visited at the
home Of her father. August Lundgren,
between trains last Saturday. She
was enrOute to Great Falls, Mont,
where she has accepted a position in
the. kindergarten department Of their
schools, having resigned a similar spo-
Isition ut Eveleth. MINI.
Tony Ahlstrom and family left last
Friday for Waukon, Iowa, where they
Will make their future home. They
/ were just getting acquainted in War
rem and liked it's people, Therefore
they regretted to have to leave but
having disposed Of their property in
terests here they had to move away.
! Miss Bertha K Holan, a. formar
Warren girl and for number Of
years clerk in the county auditors
Office, informs the Sheaf that she is
now located at Oakland, California,
/ where che is employed in the Office
of a big company. Until recently.
Miss HolanI was employed at Aitkin,
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! Annar Engen of town Of Sandsville
had the misfortune to break a bone
III the right hand, in a fall from a
4 chair on which he stood when mailing
IA telephone wire to the ceiling. The
bone of the hand connecting with the
little finger was fractured and Mr..
Engen had to come to, town to day
i to have the injury attended to at the
city hospital
j Walter Lindquist intends to leave
1 this evening for Milwaukee, where he
will take up the study Of electrical
engineering Walter is very much in
terested IN. electricity. He made the
first radio receiving set which was OPP
Grated in Warren and recently com
pleted another set which he intends
to take With him, to Milwaukee sc
that he will be able to listen in on
what is gOirg on in the world in his
4 spare moments
n The Ladies' Aid Of the !. Swedish
Lutheran church will serve "Home
prepared "Lut-Fisk' and Turkey for
Thanksgiving day dinner, Nov. 80
This dinner will be served at North
Star College A bazaar will be con.
Quoted by the ladies which promises
to be the best ever. Lunch will be
served after the bazaar is over. Nc
one needs to prepare dinner on
Thanksgiving Day. Please bear the
date and place In mind.
j. a. Levine, who for a number OF
years has held the position Of book
keeper at the Peoples Trading com.
pany store, has resigned his position
and will move to Melrose, where he
has purchased confectionery store
Mr.. and Mrs. Levine have made many
friends in the city who will regret Il
learn Of their departure. Mr.. Levine
has been member of the City band
and Mrs. Levine Of the First NJ i T.
choir and their musical abilities will
be greatly missed in these Organiza.
tions as well as by the entire city
and congregati on They disposed sp1
their personal property at an auction
sale held Tuesday and expect to leave
In q few days for their new home
A farewell reception was extended t
them by the Masonic Lodge at thei1
lodge rooms on Tuesday evening. Their
many friends in Warren wish then
success IN their new undertaking.