Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-12-21
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- Born: To Mr., and Mrs. J. N,
Blawd on Monday morning this
week. q son.
Wv. Wood is now buying
wheat and nll other kinds OF grain
at the little mill elevator.
A bright and bonny daughter
was born to Prof. and Mrs. ". B.
Walters on Monday morning.
- Gill No. 5 was born Mt the home
OF Judge Grindeland on Tuesday
morning, this week. All is we'll.
Gardner Woolery has the con-
tract for putting down an artesian
we'll mt the residence Of Judge
Grin<lehs1d.
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Eugene Dady left Monday for
Wabasha, Slinn., being summoned
there by a telegram announcing the
serious illness OF his mother.
Is
MARRIED: By Rev. O. s, Wer-
ner on Dec. II, 1893, at Warren,
Louis NJ. England and Erika Penr-
son, both OF Kittson county.
- Miss Nellie Rokke has moved in
to Warren and will start in with
Dressmaking. She will keep her
shop over J. Johnson's store.
MARRIED: At the Swedish
Lutheran parsonage, Warren, by
Rev. O. S. Werner, on Dec. 2, 1893,
Miss Christina johnson to Mr.. An
drew p. Nilsson, both OF Marshall
county, MINI.
Rev. o. S. Werner wishes all
young persons, who intend to read
for confirmation before him, during
the present winter, to notify him OF
that fact at once. Unless a suffi-
cient number announce themselves
to warrant him in undertaking the
work, no class will be started this
year.
"A twelve year old boy in the
Polander settlement north east OF
Argyle was accidentally shot on
Tuesday last week by n man with
whom he had been out bunting rab-
bits. The boy was shot in the
breast and liyea-nstil Thursday.
The discharge OF the gun was purely
accidental. .-..--,
-Asnay be seen from our news
columns this week, the l'opula tion Of
Warren is increasing ut a very salts
factory rate. Four births within "a
hours, and besides, three or four
families that hnye moved in from
the country have declared their in
tention to become permanent resi-
dents of this city, making a total in
crease OF bout 20 bonafitle citizens
III less than II week.
We had the pleasure this week
to meet Peter Sinclair, n brother Of
sheriff Sinrluir. He has lately come
from Dakota to take charge OF the
Interstate Company's elevator in
this city. In appearance he is al
most tn exact counterpart OF the
sheriff, and many lndicrous mistakes
are being made by persons who take
one for the other. Another brother,
Archie Sinclair, is also here, and is
working in the elevator.
The following officers were elect
Ell by the Warren City Lodge Of
Knights OF Honor at their last meet.
ing: G. S. Wattam, P. D.; John Z.
Ostrom, S. P. D.; BIS. Chaplin, Die
tator; Carl Youngdahl. Vice Dicta-
tor; Alfred Bergo, Assistant Dicta-
tor; Hnrolh Boyem, Reporter; Ed
Frnnson, Financial Reporter; A. d,
Nelson, Treas; A: G.. Wickman,
Guide; J. L. Olson, Chaplain; John
Lund. Guardian; Christ Rundtom,
Sentinel; c. J. Klingborg, A. N. Lo-
dozen and Otto Edwardh, Trustees.
The concert at the Warren Ope-
Ia House, Tuesday evening, under
the auspices OF the Methodist and
Presbyterian church societies was a
great success, and was listened to by
II large and appreciative audience.
To use q homeIy phrase, there are
no flies on our home talent. Allwho
tookspart in the programme did
~eA. The Instrumental duets by
Mr.. Forde on the violin, and Mrs.
Tullar on the piano were exceedingly
we'll rendered and highly appreciated
by all lovers Of classical music
Little Dottie Holcomb captured the
audience by her sweet solo, 1.-THE
Suns MY Only Beau" The solo by
Mrs. W. F. Powell was we'll sung,
and the duet which she and Mr..
Todd rendered was very we'll receiv-
ed. Mr.. Chaplin pleased the audience
by his solo, "I'll tell Your Mother .
Mrs. c. a. Bradiey's resitation pos
sonand rol,1 rno,.it Tho ,,nla cno.