Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-08-16

fell down dead, So. it is reported. Mr..
Zeidlik was about so years old and
was highly respected In the commute
ty where he lived.
Waitress Wanted Hotel Warren. I
Saturday Candy full pound OF
assorted chocolates
'Goodform'' hair nets every one
perfect. Single or double mesh.
The Warren sheaf is for sale at the
news stand at Bakke's confectionery.
Jean and Charles Stevens spent
few days at the Enebak cottage at
Maple Lake
Mrs. Nora Ulland and Miss Clara
Bake are visiting friends in Crooks
to nthis week.
Maynard johnson returned Monday
from Detroit, where he spent few
days visiting with friends.
The A. NJ. Foker family, Of Crooks
ton spent Saturday and Sunday visit
ing at the 81. N. Swanson home.
Rev. f. Brodin and nellie Olson of
Drayton, N. Oak, spent Tuesday in
the city enroute to Thief River Far1s.
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Miss Elizabeth Munhall arrived
Wednesday morning from Marshfeld,
Wis, for a visit with Miss Elsie An
derson Of this city.
Rev. S.~W. Swenson and family re-
turned home last Friday from their
summer outing in the lake region of
Otter Tail county.
Mrs. 9. III. Taralseth and children
| returned Sunday evening from Maple
Lake where they have spent the sum-
mer at their cottage.
Miss Loretto G. Newman left last
Thursday evening for Minneapolis,
Monticello and Glenwood, Mimi, where
| she will spend her vacation.
| The Vega Young Peoples Society
will meet at the home of Charles A.
johnson on Sunday evening at g.
O'Clock. Lunch and ice cream will be
served. Everybody welcome.
Miss Hildur Munson left Tuesday
evening for her home at Willmar
where she will spenr her vacation Wis
iting with friends and relatives.
Mrs @. n. Nelson, accompanied by
MIS-. Sig Enebak and Miss Claecy.
4 left Tuesday afternoon for Maple Lake
in the formers auto. They will visit
at the Enebak cottage.
Miss Vera Axelson, of Winnipeg,
has made short visit to her old home
at Viking. She is visiting with War
rem friends for a few days this week
i before returning to Canada.
i Lorenda, Havida and Levi Ander-
son left Monday by auto for Alex
andria for weeks visit Miss Lor-
enda will proceed from Alexandria
to Courtney, N. Oak. where she is
employed.
i Miss Rose Rosendahl leaves We'd
Inesday evening for Lake Geneva, Wis
|consin, to, attend T., ". c. A. con-
I yention. She is sent as represent
I tative Of the University of North Da-
kota Y: W. g. A. chapter
i Prof. G. E. Sjostrand and family
Z returned home from their outing in
; Otter Tail county. The professor says
that the corn crop is ruined in many
places by the dry weather. Farmers
are even cutting the corn now to save
! the fodder. - 4 =. ~
/ Mrs. A. Grindeland and Miss Gladys
: Grindeland returned Sunday evening
: from Detroit, where they had spent
some time at the lake. Mrs. w. r.
Strunk and two children. Of Mime
llapolis, who had also spent some time
at the lake, came with them for q
) visit at the Grindeland home. =
Anything lost? A Sheaf want ad will
bring it back. Anything found. Get
the owner with an ad. Anything you
want to buy? Anything you lack? Adj
4 vertise and get it-that's the latest fad.
And it's quite a useful notion in every
sort Of way. For it's bringing in the
Fl dollars for the wise ones every day.
J, Why not try a want ad? Say, do it
right away. ~
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! Gust Lindstrand returned home Sun
day evening from their auto trip to
r Aberdeen, S. %. Mrs. Lang, the
: mother of Mrs. Nelson and Mrs
!. Bueche, of this city, who has been
E staying with a son in Aberdeen, re.
turned to Warren with them for an
! indefinite stay here.
u
I Last Wednesday evening on the re
turn home from the fair at Crookston
the HiIeboe automobile turned over
The car was damaged slightly, the
) windshield being broken and the tot
smashed. No serious injuries were
\ sustained By, any in the party. One
i lof the girls, niece Of Mrs. Hilleboe's
is reported as having broken her collar
bone. Outside Of this no. injuries were
S sustained. II