Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-06-04
Today It rains yours, we should

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Today it rains yours, we should
say again.
- Frank Je.rue wen. to st. Paul
on TuesdaT.
Rev. Tnos. Billing left this m orn-
ing to attend Methodist conference
at Viii nipeg, Manitoba.
= The weather has been fne dur
ing theirast few days and the seed
has been put into the ground at a
rapid rate.
| The Peoples Trading Co. had an
artistic and patriotic display in their
show window on Memorial Day. See
their new adj this week.
- An infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Axe! Skog died last Thursday. To
the oeieaved the best consolation i
that the little one is safe on the 9th
er shore.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Lindouist.
and Mr. and Mrs. JOHN Lundgren
from Carver County, arrived here O.
Tuesday for a visit with relatives
and friends. - a... -...
The Holcomb auction sale on
Monday went off successfully. Every
ching was sold cheap. The building
and piano We're not disposed Of. J. W.
Strauser, of Argyle, was al1ctioneer.
= The music loving people OF War
rem were charmed by the exquisite
music which Remenyi drew forth
from his violin at the Opera House
on Saturday evening. Ia his hands
the instrument became endowed with
life, and alternately laughed and
cried, smiled, sobbed and sighed
under his magic touch. Miss Louise
Roman, the pianist, also covered
herself with glory by her skillful play
ing, and the singing OF Miss Pauline
Stein was well received. Surely, no
one who understands what good
music is and can appreciate it, be-
grudged the dollar spent for the
privilege of listening. The trouble
is that one hears so much that is
mediocre in music that the musical
taste easily degenerates. A higher
ideal in music is desirable.
The teachers of our school will
spend their vacations as follows:
Prof. White and wife will spend the
summer at Clearwater, MINI. Miss
Johanna Mcleod left on Tuesday for
her home near Winona, Mimi, and
Miss Rudberg, who will probably not
be back another year left on the same
day for her home in Dassel MINI.
Miss Solum will spend vacation with
re]a ives in Alexandra and St. Paul.
Miss Lizzie NJ. Mayor left Satur-
day for her old home at Owatonna,
MINI. She has taught the primary
department of our schools during the
past ten years, and she feels as if she
has earned a years rest, hence she
will not be back in the fall. She has
been a most faithful and efficient
teacher and the many pupils she has
started on the road to knowledge dur
ing the past decade will always hold
her in loving remembrance.
- At recent meeting the Warren
Tennis Association perfected it's or
ganization by the adoption OF con-
stitution and bylaws and the election
OF officers. The members OF the asso-
citation are the following persons:
Chas. D. Darling, L. Henderson,
VIM. J. Brown, J. c. Hanson, F. A.
Brady, H. E. White, W. A. Knapp,
H. L. Wood, W. N. Powell, H. C.
Stuhr, A. P. Davis, DR.. Rose, and
such others as may be admitted by
two-third vote of the association.
The officers for the ensuing year are
as follows: President, Ohas. D. OAR
ling; Secretary and Treasurer, VIM.
J. Brown, Executive Committee, VIM.
J Brown, 81. E. White. ......
It is understood that the courts
constructed by the association shall
be Tor the use of the members thereof,