Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-11-05
LOCALS AND OTHERWISE

- Mrs. Wa. Case went down to
2 stephen on Tuesday.
James Rafferty, departed for Wis
consin last Monday.
A little child of County Commits.
sioner Nutting, died last Monday
night.
L. LOughridge returned yester.
day from Illinois with a car lood n,
horses.
Rev. l.. M. Stolberg has DIR.
chased the Stewart house, back 9,
Dr. Wattam's.
Call at our office and look at the
beautiful pictures which we Offer "a o
present to our subscribers.
Services will be held in the Nor
WcgIan Lutheran Church next Sun-
day at 11:30 o'clock, a. NJ.
u. y. uRNES, Pastor,
E. Olson, of Foldahl, WAS in II s+
week ana renewed his subscription to
the SHEAF and obtained the nre-
mun.
Mrs M. f. Todd, arrived in the
city last Saturday. Her many War
ren friends were slad to see her once
more.
Clark Bradford. OF Breese P. O..
took advantage of our nrem;nm os
1erlast week by paying up arrearaees
and Il year in advance.
The Presbyterian social at SIee's
-Ha'loa Friday evening last was very
much enjoyed by all present, and the
receipts were very satisfactory.
Several tEreshing rigs from near
aberdeen, ). d., arrived Monday.
'he rlS was unloade,, here and th.
DINERS went to points down the line,
The ladies OF the NJ. E. Church
Will hold their annual Harvest
ho'ne' supper on Friday evening,
NOV. 9th, at Slee's Hall, All are cor
daily invited.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank +. Whitney,
OF Badger. kittson Co., were in town
the latter part of last week. They
reported their family all we'll and the
hoseau country booming.
MARRiED:- At the residence of
Mr., $. f. Brown, in this city. Oct,
2'th, 1891, by the Rev. $. Z. Kauff-
man, Mr. A. ID. .Ralston and Miss Ada
Phillips, both of Crookston.
- Alfred White, in years gone by q
printer on the SHEAF force, arrived
IN the city yesterday to see relatives
ana Old friends. He is now in tho
drug business at Crookston.
- The ladies OF the Scandinavian
Methodist Church in Warren will
hold an auction sale and sociable at
,'ee,s Hail on Saturday evening,
NOV. l4th. All are cordially invited.
- Mr.. Easton, father of Postmas-
Ter Easton, returned to Owatonna
on Tuesday. He is very fine old
gentleman and his visits to our city
will always be remembered with
pleasure.
The W. c. II. U. will meet at the
home OF Mrs. Chas. Hull on Friday.
November 9Th, at 3:3Op.M. Every
member IS requested to be present.
An Interesting talk is expected from
a ". c. T. Z. worker.
Frank Highworden, the barber.
has been at Argyle for about two
weeks dong a general cleaning up
business at that burg. He came
back to help out his brother, Ed,
who was indisposed, on Tuesday.
Miss Augusta Ohrstrom, the
sweet Swedish singer, will give a con-
cert at the Grand Opera House in
Crookston this evening. She is SUD-
ported by Il strong company, and
the entertainment will be IL treat to
I'LL lovers of song.
Two suspicious looking ,charac-
ters who gave their names as Bennett
and Mccarthy were brought before
Justice keenan, last Friday charged
with stealing q fur overcoat from a
fellow lnborer on the Irish farm. T..
Dady had found the coat in their
possession. County Attorney Bay
rell prosecuted and A. 7. Patterson
appeared for the defense. Bennett
clnimed to have bought the coat
from another party for $500. The
evidence not being considered suf-
fcicnt to hold the men, they were
both released, and the coat restored
to the owner. We believe it would
he well TO question all suspicious
looking persons closely as to their
antrcedents to see il they can tell a
straight story.