Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-02-18
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Geo Overmre, of Minneap0)is
was in the city yesterday.
The County Commissioners will
meet tomorrow (Friday).
- The editor OF the Register is
laid up for repairs this week.
- Mrs. Davies, wife of the late T.
X. Davies, is very sick at her home.
Il. D. Marshall, OF Crookston.
registered at the Windsor on Mon
day.
j. y. Noyes is the agent at War
rcn for the Northwestern Aid Associ-
alton OF Chicago.
Rev. James Door, of Hamlin.
Mimi, preached in the NJ. 4. Church
last Sunday evening.
James Rafferty, returned from
an extended visit to Illinois and 9th
" parts, on Wednesday.
Frank Gravel, travelling sales
man OF Minneapolis visited his GUS
toners in this city on Monday.
Mrs. A. p Mcintyre, wife
OF the genial "Windsor' land
lord, is suffering with the grippe.
- Mr.. Fred Brady made a flying
trip to Crookston on Tuesday. We
hope Fred will soon explain these
flying visits.
The Womans Foreign Mission
cry Society will meet at the home of
Mrs. Dady, next Wednesday after
noon, Feb. oath, at 3 o'clock.
Mr.. A. R. Gordon left on
Wednesdays south bound train for
twin cities. He will also call at Buf-
falo end bring Mrs. Gordon LONE.
The Message, published at
Crookston, formerly edited by Rev.
re. Whitney is now under the super
vision of Rev. r. II. Battey. The
Nj Message will continue to devote it's
columns in the interests of Christian
work in that city
-Thos. Topper, of Augsburg, has
been engaged as instructor for the
singing class for a term of eighteen
lessons. The class has over so men,
bers and will meet twice a week for
practice, Tuesday and Friday
evenings. Mr.. Topper is we'll recon-
mended as an efficient instructor and
the class will undoubtedly have
great success under his manage.
ment.
- Some Of our old veterans, it
seems, are longing for the battle
fields again. 1t is reported on good
authority that two parties, be-
ing prominent citizens, made a bet
with each other to the amount OF
$50 to try each others strength in
wrestling. One OF the parties is q
Republican and an old soldier and
the other an Alliance man. The Al
once man, fearing treachery, backed
o1t and gave the veteran $500.
- W. ii. Maunsell who served as
court reporter at the spring term o
court last year has been detected al
forging Judge Mills name to distric,
court. orders for the payment o
money Tor transcripts from the rec
ords services that were never
rendered. Such forgeries have bee,
discovered in several counties. H,
had the boltlless to present an order
in county where no spring term
court was held and this led to an in
vestigation. He had presented q,
order for $3.50 on this county
and the order was paid withou
questioning it's genuineness. Tn
imitation of Judge Mills signature i
quite well executed, with the ex
ception OF the letter "m in Mills. A
soon as the forgeries became know
steps were taken for the arrest q
Maunsell, who, we believe. lives a
Saltwater. He and his young VIII
made tour last week to the coun
ties where the forgeries had bee
committed with q view OF settlin,
matters. 1t is said that Mrs. Mauu
sell, with Il true wife's devotion, ha
mortgaged all her property i'll orde
to refund the money fraudulentl
taken and get her husband out 1
the serape, She returned the none
to this county and took receip
therefor. Criminal proceedings wi
probably not be instituted agains
him in this county, but may in som
OF the others. 1t is very sad to see
young man like Maunsell 60 astra
in this manner.