Warren sheaf., 1892-12-08

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! The senior l.. I'll. will meet witt
James Stevens Sat. Dec 10 at 7.3O p
NJ.
- Go and hear Miss de Lorimie1
at Court House Hall tomorrow
evening.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Roesler, oil
Castleton, N. d. arrived yesterday
to visit with their daughter Mrs. J
NJ. Loeslie Jr. OF the town of Com
stock.
Have You selected your winter
reading? The SHEAF has made ar
rangements to supply it's subscribers
with any newspaper or magazine
published in the United States ut re-
duced prices. Every home ought to
be well supplied with papers and
periodicals., and especially should
the children be provided with inter-
esting and useful reading matter
during the long winter months.
Remember that we can save you
money on newspapers and also on
books.
Married: On Saturday Dec. Bird,
1892, Mr.. John Abrahamson and
Miss Annie Johnson, both of the
town of Vega, were united in the
holy bonds OF matrimony by Rev. 0.
5. Werner in this city.
Mr.. Abrahamson is an Intelligent
ANA prosperous young FARMER in
! Vega, and the only thing he has had
lacking to make himself perfectly
happy and contented has been a wife.
The newly married couple have the
best OF wishes of their numerous
friends, and the SHEAF extends it's
hearty congratulations.
- a few of the young friends of H..
". Brown Esq. quietly dropped in
at his residence, without his knowl-
edge or consent, on last Monday eve
ming for the purpose OF reminding
him that forty-two years ago he first
saw the light OF day. He entertain
ed his visitors right royalty, and no
one would have thought that he was
defeated candidate in the "swim''
with Marshall county democrats
and republicans alike Among those
present were: Frank Stcdman, John
Warfel, Levi Carlson, G. J. Robert
son, M. H. Noyotny, John Torske,
Roy Stone, He. Bailey Hans Krogh,
and d. Robertson.-Argyle Banner.
- Mr.. 2. Barager. the well known
farmer and politician from the
Northern part OF the county started
with his family for New Mexico on
Monday this week. Mr.. Bnrager
was Il pioneer settler Of this county,
having resided here since 1880. The
first six years he lived in town OF
Wanger, and afterwards conducted
farmng' in the towns of Sinnott and
Augsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Bar,uer
are highly esteemed people whose
departure is q positive loss to our
county, but what is our loss will be
the gain OF some other community
Their numerous friends all over the
county unite in wishing them much
peace comfort and happiness in their
declining years, which they purpose
spending IN u SUMMER cline.
: Milton Globe: A great deal was
expected OF Miss J.. de Lorimier at
the Presbyterian Church last Friday
evening,and none were disappointed.
In her rendition OF 'Ingomar" she
completely captivated her audience
and in each succeeding piece she was
Iapphluded to theecho. She responded
to the encore at different times
throughout the entertainments. Ii
her 'Baslset OF Flowers, and "The
Confessionap' she exhibited dranat
ic ability OF a very high order. "a
Series OF Alishaps," "Brown Has Co
His Hair CUT and the Boys Essay
OH Columbus" we're all received will
bursts OF applause. The local talen
also did itsrliproud Financially al
SD the entertainments was a success
the committee having cleared abou,
i $40 over nIl pynensaa