Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-07-20
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- All who intend to fit themselves
for teachers should read the adver-
tisement of the State Normal Schools
this week.
- The ladies Of the NJ. E. church
will serve a Lawn Tea at the home
OF Mrs. W. W. Wood, on July 2Sth,
1893 at $50 p. m. Supper % cts.
All are invited.
- We had a heavy shower OF rain
Thursday night last week, more rain
Friday night, and light showers sa-
turday. Sunday was slightly cloudy
and cooler. Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday clear and warm, but not
sultry.
- Mr.. 4. R.sSGraig, whose health
has been failing for some time, is
now lying in a precarious condition
at his home in this city. He is pio-
neer settler, an esteemed citizen, and
for Il number of years was register OF
deeds OF this county
We call attention to the adver-
tisement OF Pillsbury Academy in
this issue. This we'll known and sue
cessful school is located at Ovation
NJ Mihn., and offers to young ladies
and gentlemen splendid opportuni-
ties to receive. II good education.
Write for catalogue.
Thursday evening last week
John Mortenson was jumped and
tramped upon by pair of bronchos
which he kept in his barn and which
he was going to feed. His body was
considerably bruised up, but no
bones were broken. II help had not
arrived quickly he might have been
killed by the ugly brutes.
Jeremiah Rupert, OF town OF
Farley, returned last Friday from a
trip to Edmonton in the district OF
Alberta, Canada, about 200 miles
north OF Calgary. He says he likes
that country and will move there. 1t
is more suitable for stock raising
than for grain. He says he saw
Henry Krueger. up there, and he is
just as happy as ever. .-.
-- Mrs. Andrcas PanlsOn died at
her home in Vega on Monday night
this week, after a long sickness OF
consumption, leaving husband, four
small children and numerous friends
to mourn her departure. The fun
eral occurred yesterday. The berea y
ed family have the sympathy OF the
community intheir great sorrow.
On Thursday last week Nels
Berg's big gray team had a run
away from Pihlstrom's shop down
johnson ave. to the Znerold drug
store where they had to stop. Aside
from tearing down the post holding
up the sign OF Hotel Warren and
breaking few. things on harness
and wagon, no damage was done.
- Mr.. John e. Hunter and Miss
Mildred B. Walker we're to be mar
ried Yesterday at Buffalo, Mimi. , and
from there the happy couple 90 to
the Worlds Fair to spend the honey
moon, returning to Warren in n
couple Of weeks. Mr.. Hunter is q
we'll known and respected young
man, and the young lady he has
chosen for his wife has been Il teach
er in our public schools for the past
two or three years Numerous
friends wish the newly married coup
le success and happiness in life. The
SHEAT extends it's hearty congratu-
lations.
this week in the different Swedish
Lutheran congregations Of this coun.
ty-Mondny in Comstock. Tuesday
in Vega, Wednesday ut Lower Snake
and Wednesday evening and to-day
in this city. The work in this coun.
ty will end with a Jubilee festival III
the Swedish Lutheran church in this
city this evening. All the meetings
have been we'll attended. At the
Lower Snake the corner stone was
laid for new church to be builtnea,
Matthias Peterson's, the size OF the
edifice to be 80 & 80, with Il vcstry
16 & 20, and, n belfry. The follow
ing ministers have taken part in til,
meetings: Revs. Fremling, Moody
Ryding, Lundgren, Swenson, Wer
ner, besides the theological student,
p. A. Mattson, and O. e. Stone.
- Last Sunday was an importan
day for the Swedish Lutheran con
gregation in the town Of Vega. rl,ei
beautiful new church was then dedi
Gated to the worship of God in til
presence OF a large gathering OF peo
pie. Rev. James Moody, of st. Hi
laire, preached an impressive sermon
in the forenoon. The kind ladies q
the congregation served a sump
Juous dinner at the church, and the,
allowed no visitor to get away hur
CRY. In the afternoon, Rev. j. Frem
ling, vice president OF the Minnesota
conference preached the de.icator.
sermon. DR.. Norelius, who was On
npctp1 r., hp there IN +hnt nnooo;r,