Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-08-04
Home and County News
Nhi'nHy leads in low prices.
- Fine weather for haying.

iiii NtSb VIII commence IN Il
couple of'werks.
- Days are warm, but nights are II
little cOol.
- Fred Brady came home from the
twi' cities yesterday morning.
- \. O. RurSeth made a trip to
Fertile and came back all alone.
- Prrsi'lin" elder Edwards preach-
ed iii the NJ. f. church on Sunday
last.
- Aug. Lm1%ren and family start
ed for Carver, AIinn., yesterday on n
visit.
- The praise service in the PreSby-
teri"n church last Sunday evening
was Il pleasant feature.
The W. G. T. u. will meet ut the
home of Mrs. J. p. EastOn on Thurs
day afternoon ut $3.50.
- Mrs. =. Dalpuist left Thursday
for Wisconsin where she will visit for
Il time with relatives and friends.
I. f. Moulton has shaken the
dust OF Grand Forks of his ieet and
is now citizen oi Warren again.
- Perez c. Peterson, our former
foreman, spent Sunday in Warren.
He is now with the journal, Crooks
ton.
Thomas F. Stevens announces
himself rs an independent cnndi,late
Tor county attorney in this weeks is
sue OF his paper.
Vim. c. Brown, of Stephen, can
uidate for county attorney on the
democratic and peoples party tick
cts, was III the city Monday.
The concert brought in $61 90,
and Rev. Neale's lecture $4,000
more. all OF which swells the funds of
the Presbyterian church.
- The ladies of the III. f. church
Will serve ice cream and cake in their
tent east OF Whitney's drug store
next Friday afternoon and evening.
August 9TH.
- Prof. f. W. Noycs and two of
his boys came up from Stephen last
week to visit Prof. W. 3. Walters of
this city. The boys are two clips of
the Old block.
The Nj. A. b. E.'s will meet with
Elizabeth Case on Thursday evening
at half past eight. A prompt at
tendance is desired us doors will close
ut IL quarter to nine.
- t'rans FranSOn the shoe man is
hnvlng Il brick foundation put under
his store ana an addition built to
the rear, all OF which Indicates that
he is doing Il thriving business.
- Mrs. MngOon, of Lincoln, Npb.,
has been here visiting with her
daughter Mrs. j. p. Easton. She
lett Monday for Fergus Falls and
Minneapolis where she will also visit
before returning home
- Mrs. n. For,le, of Amherst, Wis.
is visiting relatives in this city. She
is the wife of Rev. N. Forle, a broth
er OF Mrs. a. Grindpland and Ole
Forde OF this city. \ young dunyh-
ter accompanies her.
"A number of Warren people
drove out to Andrew PaulsOn's in
Vega on Sunday to visit with them
and attend services held by Rev. Wer-
her in the PeaIstrom school hOnsa.
Mr.. and Mrs. PnulsOn entertained
their many guests most Hospitality
and all had IL good time. Mr.. Paulson
is building himself IL very good house
this summer.
Rev. Epale's lecture in the Court
House Hall on Tuesday evening was
listened to attentiveIy by !. large
audience: He described very inter
cstingly his observations and i'm
pressonS OF II tour across the United
States from New York to California.
The proceeds OF the lecture will be for
the henetit CT the Presbyterian
church.
- AS IN evidence OF the cordial re-
lhtIons existing between Rev. Fl
Ostgulen and lis Middle River con
gregatlOn may be mentioned that !,
number OF the parishoners gathered
at his home III Warren Yesterday.
the second anniversary of the mar
rlngr OF Rev. and Mrs. Ostgulen, and
presented them with lounge, clock.
chairs and album, in token OF their
esteem.
= The concert given in the Presby-
terian church last Friday evening
was well attended and it certainly
was one OF the best entertainments
given by local talent in the city. The
excellent program as published in
last weeks SHFAF was rendered with
out ;t break, and showed that those.
who took part had prepared them
selves thoroughly All did so well
that we must refrain from giving
names, for all deserve creditab bic men
tlnn, but the vocal solo by Mabel
baldwin WIS well rendered for one SO
young, and she received hearty ap-
piause. Mrs. Williams plays charm
ingly on the piano and Mr.. Forde
never fails to cnptivate by his violin.
The vocal and piano solos, Duets,
trios, and quartettes in which Mes
dunes Powell, Davis, Tnllar, Wood,
aud Williams took part were all we'll
received. Mrs. Davis hasa fine voice.
Rev. Veale declaimed .Bineen on the
Rhine" SO well that he had to return
To the stage and then recited "Locll-
invar' still better. 1t was a pleas
ant entertainment.