Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-01-28
Home and County News

tt. j. Bennewitz came down
from Crookston this morning.
= Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Powell took
the train yesterday for Crookston.
The feed mill OF Lundell & Skiel-
stsd seems to be doing good busi-
ness.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs,
John Lindberg on Friday afternoon
last week.
Miss Lura Ross returned yester-
day morning from n several days
visit in Crookston.
- Mrs. James Hedrick, of Wanger
is visiting in the family OF her
daughter Mrs. T. H. Mack
John f. Ostrom left for St. Paul
on Monday. He may extend his trip
toChlcago and further ere he returns.
Sheriff Kivel left for Indiana ves-
terday to try find a party accused of
selling property which he did not own.
"A fine flowing we'll has been
struck on the farm of z. Person of
Oak Park, at a depth OF IT'S feet.
The we'll was drilled by John Cheney.
The weather for the week past
has been very beautiful and spring
like and the snow has been disap-
pearlng fast before the suns warm
rays.
A. NJ. Brown of Wanger is a
widower for the second time. His
wife, formerly a Miss. Webster who
taught in our sch OILS, died last week
in Wisconsin.
When attending court, don't |
forget to call at the SHEAF Office
and pay up all arrearages on the pa
per and year in advance and take
nome with you set of our beautiful
premium oleographs. If you can't
pay, call on us anyway.
- Rev. and Mrs S. Udden, of Moor
head, Minn., lost their oldest boy,
William, by death on the Dist inst.
tie dled OF scarlet fever, aged 4 yrs,
months and % days. The many |
friends OF Rev. and Mrs. Udden in
this comfy, sympathize with them
IN their great bereavement.
- No one doubted the validity of !
his papers, as bright looking aspir-
ant applied to Engineer Hedlund for
position at the mill last week: But
when he went to spiking the hands
OF Ills lS carat-fne around to
make them correspond with the steam
gage 1t was more than john could
stand and with solemn look he was
advised to apply for work in
some larger city where his worth
would be appreciated.
II. Il. Davies, OF Spokane, Wash,
arrived last week to look after bnsi-
ness matters here. He reports the
Warren colony Happy and prosper
Gus. Ethan Allan is running an Of
tice there for A. E. johnson & Co.
Judge Slee has q fine home and il Ell
loylng life III his old age. Geo.
McCrea is in the hardware business at
Rockford, a little town south OF Spo-
Kane. Herbert Davies is clerkin~ for
Mr.. McCrea. The SHEAF is always
glad to hear good reports OF former
Warren citizens. Mr.. Davies expects
TO remain here couple of weeks.
- have heard many n good cat
story, says our reporter, land
many a long spun yarn has been
lenghtened out still longer, than tails
usually are, at the expense OF Pussy
and the rest OF her feline race. While
enjoying myself one evening at a
party given at the house OF one l.. M.
johnson in this city, my attention
was called to the strange lnaneuver-
lngs OF large black and white cat
which was nosing in queer manner
about u large guitar turned bottom
side up ON the sofa. Thinking that
Tommy smelt rats in the bnist'
righted up the stringe,l instrument
whereupon lie mounted it and cons
menced picking away ut the strings
with both claws and then teeth with
apparent delight at his own efforts
as musician. He would gently
touch the strings with first one paw
and then the other, waiting a reason
able lenght nf time for tile sound to
die away, and then as ii inspired by
his own music, he world light upon
the thing in a most tragic manner
and with teeth and claws all at once.
treat the house to real old fash
Toned break down. Mrs johnson re-
marked, that when the instrument
was first brought home puss took
great offense ut it and would scarce
~ remain in the room when she was
playing if there was a possible place
Tor an egress, but afterwards tried
his OWL luck as a musician with
remarkable success.