Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-01-21
NORTHERN PACIFIC RY. TINE SCHEDULE

&C. W. Brown has gone south
after a carload Of. horses.
- Mrs. P. NJ. Dauser of Crookston
visited friends in the city last Thurs
day.
- Prof. Walters was down with
the grippe for few days, but is now
on deck again.
- Miss Naylor had to close school
in her room to-day on account OF an
attack of the grippe
= Mr.. A. L. Palmer, OF Independ-
ence, Iowa, was among the arrivals
on Tuesday morning.
: VIM. G. Brown, the rising Young
attorney OF Stephen, was here on
legal business yesterday.
Every body has the grippe
Gilbert had it bad, he says-Todd,
Case, Imsdahl, Holm have it-others
will get it.
- Mr.. Joseph Remillard, promi-
nent farmer in the northern part OF
the comfy, returned yesterday from
a visit to Canada.
= The Swedish Mission Society
had a Christmas tree and Sunday
School festival at their church last
Sunday evening.
II. e. Moulton and family visited
friends in this city yesterday. He
has profitable employment in a grain
elevator at Grand Forks and is doing
we'll.
- Mrs. A. B. Nelson gave a party
to about 20 of Miss Adde'S friends,
last Saturday, the occasion being
her eighth birthday. All say they
had a good time.
= The Warren Masonic Lodge has
in it's possession fer a short time
relic consisting Of the Washington
apron presented to him by Gen. La
fayette, and worn by Mr.. Washing
ton at the laying OF the corner stone
OF the capitol at Washington.
The r. B. George Chicago Con
vention and Concert Company will
give Il Concert in the M. r. Church on
Friday evening, Jan. Doth, 1892.
They guarantee pleasant entertain
ment. Admission free. A silver col
lection will be taken up at the close
Of the session to defray incidental ex-
pences
A Pitiful tale OF want and neg
lect is told by the Crookston Times.
Like this county the poor OF Polk are
now supposed to be taken caresof by
the township in which they live. An
old man OF Is who has been a pau
per for many years and taken care of
by the county was left under the new
law to the tender mercies OF the town
ship. He was found Tuesday morn
ing without food or fuel, badly froz-
en- and will probably die. The law is
a bad one in Polk county and is a
bad one in Marshall county, Mar
shall County Leader.
The cold spell has caused agreat
deal of sore throat and grippe
among our citizens. The editor OF
this paper was confined to the house
from Saturday last week until
Wednesday, suffering from an attack
ofsore throat, and onr-foreman, Mr..
Peterson, Las been troubled in a
similar way, and has been unable to
do anyiwork on the paper. Had it
not been for the assistance OF Miss
Lura Ross, "Emanuel" and Ole
Forde we might have been unable
to get out the SHEAF at all this
week. Our editorial and local col
umns are consequently slim, but our
correspondents have come nobly to
our rescue, and their letters will be
found very interesting.
- Last Tuesday evening was the
occasion OF a bit OF merry making at
the boarding house OF Mr.. G. J.John-
son Of this city, and all this in honor
Of the wedding nuptials of Mr.. Jams.
Henrickson and Emma Nelson, both
Of Sandsville, Polk Co.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Samnelson, OF this place. After
supper the tables were removed from
the dining room, the organ wheeled
i'll and the newly welded pair were
treated to some very fine music by
the boarders, Miss Augusta John.
1 son actinO aS Orpanist. also hoatnss