Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-12-07
Home and County News
L. A. SLEE buys furs.
Whitney leads in low prices.

sale at Whitney's.
III. F. Elfrink, OF Boomer, was
in the city yesterday.
- A. Grindeland was at Stephen
Tuesday on legal business.
- Frank Seigne was on the sick
list for a few days last week.
- Ole Swanson has been laid up
with a severe cold for several days.
E. Z. Graham has moved into
town with his family for the winter
- Notice the advertisement OF Mil.
linery goods at hall price at Wu1r-
NEY's.
IT. Wees. his son, and q nephew,
started for Ontario on a visit on
Tuesday.
WANTED: A good girl for gen
eral homework. Apply ut the resi-
dence OF Prof. W. b. Walters.
Cold weather, poor sleighing,
dull times, and no money sizes up
the situation as we go to press.
- Rev. and Mrs. james Moody, OF
st. Hilaire arrived Tuesday to visit
friends in this city for few days.
- George Butler received a severe
kick in the face Sunday from sta.-
lion which had got loose in the barn.
KID Taralseth is having an ar
tesian well sunk on his residence
property. Gardner Woolery has the
job.
Rev. Frazer preached very
earnest, thoughtful and instructive
Thanksgiving sermon in the M. e..
church.
Fred Keppler, OF Ada, Mimi,
spent a week here visiting his sister
Mrs Frank Seiene, returning home
Tuesday.
Maggie Sinclair, a niece, and
Peter Sinclair, a cousin, OF sheriff
Sinclair, are over from Grand Forks
on a visit.
MARRIED: At Argyle, Dec.
End, 1898, by Rev. G.. b. Breconnt,
Mr.. Herman Meiscl, of Minot, n. D.,
and Miss Cora Coon, OF Argyle.
MARRIED: At Bloomer, Dec.
End, 1898, by Rev. G. B. Brecount,
Mr.. James Dundass, to Miss Marga-
ret Ramsey, both OF Marshallc .oun-
ty.
- Banker Lamberson had o severe
tussle with La Grippe for a few days,
but has evidently come out on top
for he was up and around yester-
day.
P.J. Nyland, the carpenter and
contractor, has commenced the erec-
ton OF large frame residence for
himself on lot south Of the lumber
yard.
- The Swedish Mission church will
have tipirEhritmas tree and Sun
day School festival at their church
OH Thursday evening, Dec. 2Sth, at
z O'clock.
Union protracted meetings are
being held in the AT. Il. church dur
ing evenings this week, conducted by
the pastors OF the Nj e aud Presby-
terrain churches.
- Rev. Werner, in his sermon last
Sunday evening, spoke strongly
against the saloons, ami hoped that
they would be wiped out from our
fair city during the year.
John Johnson, OF Vega, the
man who had his feet and hands
frozen, an account OF which was pub
AioiAoo ~ Cifo oHEAf ~ .COupie weeks
ago, will lose the fingers on both
hands. He is still being cared for at
the Lyons House.
- Frank Murray, OF Duluth MINI,
is spending n few days in town look
ing after lis lumber interests He
made q trip to Europe the fore part
OF the summer, on account Of his
health, and says that he returned
very much benefited.
Judge Lakin, Chef Grindell and
Corbley Eneix returned Monday
from Chicago, and report good luck
in selling their sheep md cnttle
which they brought to that market.
Mr.. Grin1ell visited his old home in
Michigan while he was away.
A largely attended church social
was held at the residence OF John e.
Ostrom on Tuesday evening. The
gathering was treated to some fine
vocal and instrumental music by
Rev. and Mrs. Werner and Rev.
Moody, the latter playing the flute.
The concert to be given in the
Opera house by the united efforts of
the NJ. r and Presbyterian churches
is well under progression considering
the coldness OF the season md the
disadvantages derived from fighting
with Ia grippe and colds. The date
has been set for the Goth, inst, and
the concert is looked for to be the
best ever held in the opera house.
npncc Wakin6