Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-12-06
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lam prepared to DO all kinds
OF dressinnking, and will do sntisfac-
tory work. Call and see me over
P. II. Holm's kestaarunt. TENA
Howe, Dressmnker.
- Prof. Mines classes in vocal mu-
sic ut Warren anI at Stephen will go
to Argyle on Friday to participate
in an oyster supper and a good so.
cial time together with the class at
Argyle.
- The pupils of Prof. Milne's sing
ing classes in Warren will give u con-
cert at the Opera House ON the even
ing OF Dec. Dist. Prof. Mines eff
cheney as an instructor in music is
sufficient guarantee that the enter
tainment will be first class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos r. Stevens,
accompanied by their three youngest
Sons, Hugh, Harry and James, left
on Tuesday for Nappanee, Ind,
where Mr.. Stevens goes to take
charge OF a newspaper. Their de-
parture is a great loss to the COM
munity in which they have lived and
labored for SO many years. The
best wishes OF numerous friend 90
with them to their new home.
MARRIED: At the parlors OF the
Commercial Hotel, Crookston, by
Rev, Squires, on Thanksgiving morn
ing, Nov. 29th, 1894, Mr.. VIM. J..
Brown, OF Warren, and Miss Minnie
Roseno, OF Minneapolis.
Mr.. Brown went to Crookston on
the evening of the 28tl, and when he
returned the following morning he
his friends by introducing
his wife. The young lady OF his
choice arrived at Crookston in the
and the nuptial knot was
tied in the short space of time be-
tween trains. However, the pro-
ceedings are all regular and there
will be no demurrer in this case. Mr..
Brown opened up u law Office here
last summer, and DOW since he has
taken unto himself wife, he un-
will have more business
on his hands. The SHEAF wishes
the young couple pleanty of success
and happiness.
- The following is list OF the
presents given to Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Nestman ut their wedding of Which
IN account was published last week:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Westman, Dur
md, Wis, money order for $40; MIR.
and Mrs. Alfred Carlson, one S dol
lar bill; Axel Johnson, Hastings,
Minn., set silver knives and forks
'!nd set silver tea spoons; AIr. and
Mrs. j. e. Ostrom, one dozen silver
tea spoons; Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Lund-
yren, silver syrup pitcher; Alr. and
Mrs. John Lindberg, silver pickle
dish, Mr.. and Mrs. Ell Franson and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Johnson, silver
dish; Mr., aud Mrs j. P.
Mattson, set silver table spoons; Mr..
and Mrs L. M. johnson, silver cas-
tor; Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Youngdal, sill
YER fruit stand; Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Larson, carving knife aud fork; Mr..
md Mrs. f. \. Larson, silver butter
Iisl; G. Bnrseth, silver sugar bowl;
August Ostlund, silver pickle dish;
Amanda Langland, silver butter
k life; Augusta aud Charley Johnson,
silv,r butter disli; Mrs. Znerold, sill
yer castor; Sir. Znerold, one clock;
Mr.. ana Mrs. q. C. Winchester, on
fine mantel clock; Gust;,f Peterson,
set silver. knives and forks; Hul,ln
Erickson, nlckle plated coffee cup;
WendIa Erickson, silver salt aud
pepper castor; Carrie Olson anu
Bette Erickson, silver napkin ring
md set silver fruit knives; Mr. and
Mrs. Frans Fransoh, Albin Young,
John HalyO sor, Iver Lodoen !. !.
1. Royem, one upholstered rocking
chair; Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Erick-
son and Mr.. and Mrs. N. P. Erickson,
one rocker; A. T. Ekblom, Hans
Swenson, Swan Skoognnd, Osca,.
Peterson, G. Ii. Sandberg and Axei
Skoog, one fine side board, Anna Pc
terson, bread knife; Mr.. and Mrs
Gottfrid Erickson, set silver tea.
spoons; Mr.. Frank RosengreD, Chi.
cogo, silk tidy; Amanda Brand
strom, one large crouchet tidy; Mr.
and Mrs. s. Hanson, q Family Bible
LOST.
4 small leather covered accoun,
book in Warren on Nov ., contain
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