Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-02-11
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ping IN town Il few days.
a. s. EIford is in the city as a
witness on the Russell case.
John Burlum, OF Stephen, at
tended the Fireman's ball on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L. Bennewitz Of
Argyle, started yesterday on a visit
to Red Wing.
Attorney Ira c. Richardson, now
OF Rochester, Mnn., has attended
court this week.
+. l.. Engberg, OF Duluth. Minn..
representing the Moline Organ Co..
was in town Saturday.
County Auditor Glavin has no.
titled town clerks that each town
must hereafter support its own
poor.
j. NJ. Loeslie, of Comstock, re-
turned Tuesday morning from Foun-
tam City. Wis, where he has been
visiting.
II. r. Davies, OF Spokane Wash,
is laid up, with the grippe which
has turned into pneumonia, at c. S,
Whites near Angus.
Attorneys H. Stcenerson, A. G..
Wilkinson, VIM. Watts, A. A. Miller
and r. J. Montague, OF Crookston.
are attending to business at court
this week.
- Miss Nellie Twombly returned to
her home in Morris, AIinn., on Fri
day last, having spent several weeks
visiting with relatives and friends in
Warren and vicinity. She will prob
ably return soon to accept Il situa-
ton with we'll known business
house in this city.
- AS a result OF the 4. B. George
musical convention last week, a sing
ING class has been organized, and
this class will meet for practice at
Slee's hall tomorrow (Friday) even
ing at 7:3O. The members are re-
quested to bring the books that we're
used during the convention with
them.
- The First Annual Ball of the
Warren Fire Department last Friday
was a success both in a social and f.
nanclal way. About 40 couples
tripped the light fantastic toe until
the wee sma' hours. The receipts Of
the evening amounted to 500,
which will net the company about
$40. The "bOvs'' are well pleased
with the encouragement given them
by the business men OF the city, and
they desire to thank all who aided
them in any way. Otto Edwardh
very kindly gave the use of his hall
Tree. Chief Bennewitz, says that the
company will get up some kind of an
entertainment later on to raise adj
ditional funds for uniforms.
- Bro. Stevens pleads guilty to the
charge and admits that he will allow
himself to be sacrificed for the general
good ana accept office ii the people
Insist upon 1t. Now, Stevens. if YOU
nave any preference tell it to the
people, Mars h al | Co. Leader.
Come now, brethren OF the press,
don't be so modest about il. The
newspaper men will he Gin it" this
year. How would the Office OF coun-
ty attorney do, Bro. Stevens? Had
not the issue OF the Hog ticket"
been raised several years ago, You
would have been elected to that office
then. The scholarly editor OF the
Leader would make an excellent
representative in the legislature.
Search the district from one end to
the other with a fine tooth comb, and
you will find no better man than Bro
Smith. The editor of the Banner
OF course, can get anything he wants.
from county surveyor to minister
plenipotentiar.y to the Fiji Islands or
place in Blaine's cabinet. Mr.. Grif-
fin, the Republican sub-editor OF the
Banner, will undoubtedly run for
coroner that lie may hold an inquest
over the Alliance when he has #
Killed. AS for us, the Banner gave
Us a very complimentary notice for
county superintendent in one issue
but 1T took it all back last week and
proposes instead to give us the
county poor farm, and we will b.
satisfied with that. Furthermore we
are not an aspirant- for office. we
having lived long enough to learn
that there are Il great many other
good things to get in this world be-
sides office. But we want to helm
our newspaper brethren in the coun-
ty to make a start, seeing that they
are so modest themselves.