Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-07-26


Waitress Wanted Hotel Warren.
B. Re Chase, state auditor. of st.
| Pau, was a Warren visitor last Fri
day. -
. q g. Rud, Of New Maine township.
was a business visitor at the comfy
seat Thursday: s#.5s q
Russell Robinson and Oscar Knut-
son left Monday for Fergus Falls.
Where they will be selling brushes UNI
til fall. s q. -
It will pay you to see a. a. Lind
strom before renewing your Real Es-
tate Loan. Office upstairs Fred Swan
son block. e,
Mrs. Walter Thompson and Miss
Lydia Kezar, of Middle River, arrived
Monday for a few days visit at the
a. %. MattsOn home. ;
Richard Schulz returned Tuesday
from l'ol Minneapolis and Fargo where he
mas spent his vacation visiting with
relatives and friends.
There is a bigger chance TO-DAY than
ever before. It is for you to lay hold.
Write ,Mankato Commercial College
MltliaEllnkato, Mimi, for catalog.
The sheaf is unable, to publish re-
ports this week of the VIC. Il. u.
meeting and the Americanization pro-
gram for new citizens held today. Bal a
Dr.. @. Melapd and Clarence Bake
LETT tuesday morning by auto for a
trip thru Itaska Park and other places
OF interest in the lake districts OF the
state. -
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The Warren Furniture co. delivered
the American Legion .Victrola aphono-
graph won at the county fair to Rob
ert Hendrum, Of Grand Forks, N. D..
this week ~,
MI. and Mrs. John Hanson, and Miss
Josephine Hanson, of Sank Center.
left for their home Monday after q
few days viist with their sister Miss
Mabel Hanson. +.
Geo. Powell arrived Tuesday morn
ing from Fargo to accompany his wife
and children home. Mr. and Mrs.
Powell left the same evening for their
home i'll Fargo ~
Mrs A. C.&. Swanaby and children
julius and Violet returned Tuesday
from visits at Baldwin, Wis, and Ner-
koyen, MINI. ! They have been away
for about three weeks. @ .-- 81
| Mrs. c. f: Hanson and liGtle~llaugh-
! ter, RETURNED to her home in Redfeid,
| 5. Oak, last Thursday. They have
| been Visiting with friends and re1a-
tiVes in the city, for the past month.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Swedish,
Lutheran church Of Vega. will meet
at Aaron SJohnson,s Thursday after
| noon at 5 o'clock. The Sunday 3schoo!
! will hold. their annual picnic at. the
John Dagoberg farm Sunday after.
noon att three O'clock. =
| Mrs. Bessie MCCLELLAN ana daughter
Esther, returned home Saturday from,
Sank Center, where they have been
visiting at the r. e. Hooper home
Mr.. Hooper and daughter, Elizabeth
| nlotored to- this city with them, fol
a few days visit here.
+ 4 carload of seven Fordston trac,
I tors shipped us from factory at. De.
| troit on the 18th and should arrive
the- last Of this week. Sales are com
ling strong now and Wesz.advise that
| you place your order with us at once
to insure prompt delivery. Price +
TO. b. factory 1896. 90 W. L. Powell
& Go. ..=. s.. Il
/ z$& Geo. A. Johnson, of the State Bank
Ihas: just. shipped several bundles OF
rye, taken from the John johnson
farm in the town of Benyille, to the
Great Northern Railway Agricultural
Department in Chicago upon the re
Iquest of their agent who viewed the
ffeld several weeks. ago. The rye
measured nearly seven feet in height
,|-7Grygla Eagle. 9Th: -
M. T.. Larson, "a former business
man of Warren, now residing at Tur
lock, California, arrived Monday t
visit his sons. i'll the city and numer
Gus friends. He left home July IL
going to Chicago where he attended
the Mission covenant convention as {
delegate After this meeting he has
visited with sons of his at Minnea
ipolis and Starbuck and he also spen
about a week at, Mayo clinic il
Rochester receiving medical trea tment
Daughter Ruth is also here from Cali
fornia visiting with friends in War
rem and vicinity. Mr. Larson vii
i probably remain here a few weeks be
fore leaving for his home. ...-.@
Waitress Wanted -Hotel Warren.