Warren sheaf., 1899-12-07
En- tered at the Post OHceat Warren as second
Glass MailMatter
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Isaac F. Hall, OF Fir, was in
town Friday. ... =. ..
C. F. Carleton went to Crooks
ton Monday evening.
&C. A. Tullar made a business
trip to Northcote Tuesday.
E. M. Stanton, of Argyle, trans
acted business at the hub on Satur-
day.
- Mrs. J. NJ. Palmer, of Angus,
was visiting friends in Warren Fri
day.
Chas. Burseth is spending the
week in the northern part of the
county.
= The river is frozen now and the
young folks are having lots OF sport
skating.
- DR.. E. T. Frank made profess
sional trip to Argyle Wednesday
afternoon.
- Miss Fanny Rutherford visited
friends at Stephen Friday and Sat-
urday last week.
- Miss Clara Yoe, of Donaldson,
was visiting friends in the city Thurs
day and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Main, OF Ste
phen, spent Thanksgiving day with
friends in the city.
See Downie's Big Company in
my Uncle from Manila" Prices SOC
and 35c. Children 25c.
"A twelve year old son of Peter
Rutz was thrown from horse last
week and fractured leg.
Mrs. J. L. Morrow, OF Glenwood,
Minn., arrived yesterday morning
for a visit with Mrs. C. S Hull.
- County superintendent Bennett
is in town to-day looking up school
district matters at the court house.
Miss Rosa Holm, after a three
weeks visit with friends in Warren,
returned to her home in Roseau on
Friday morning. her brother, John
Holm, accompanying her as far as
Stephen.
Prof. w. B. Walters, formerly
principal OF the Warren school, spent
Sunday and Monday in the city re-
newing old acquaintances. He is
now the travelling representative of
the publishing house of CHM & Co.,
with Minnesota and North and South
Dakota as his field-a good position
with a large salary ATTACHED. His
home is at Minneapolis.
- Miss Edna Tennison received
word last week from her home at
Monticello, Minn., that her father
was seriously i'll. She left for home
on Friday evening and will remain
there until there is a change in her
fathers condition. Miss Ivadelle
Brill, teacher from Stephen, has
been secured to teach Miss Tenni-
sons room in the Warren school
during her absence.
- DIED: Mrs. Brace, mother Of
Mrs. L. R. Lakin, died last Thursday
night at the advanced age of about
so years. The immediate cause of
death was paralysis of the bowels.
Mrs. Brace was born in Vermont.
When the Lakins moved to Warren
in 1896, she accompanied them, and
has since made her home with her
daughter. Her funeral occurred from
the house on Saturday afternoon.
She lived to ripe old age. Peace
to her memory!
The editor OF this paper had the
pleasure to be present at the meeting
and to take part in the program of
the Northwestern Educational Asso-
citation at Crookston on Friday last
week. There was a goodly gather
ing of teachers, and an interesting
program was rendered. Co. Supt.
Bennett, of Marshall county, read
paper on "What the Common Schools
Need Most,'' that provoked much
discussion. He was opposed to the
new law for the licensing OF teachers
and to raising the standard for ad-
mission to the Normal Schools by
eliminating the B and c classes. The
paper was discussed by Prof. Angus,
OF this city. Other interesting sub
jects were: Individual Psychology,
by Prof. E. B. Huey, Of the Moor
head Normal; The Teaching OF Ami
NAL Biology, by Prof. A. w. Uhl, OF
Hallock; and Supplementary Read
mo hv S11nt r w Hitchcock. !