Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-05-18
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an addition to his house.
- Abel Garborg left Monday for a
visit at Grand Forks, N. D.
- On Friday evening there will be
a w. G. T. U. Silver Medal Contest.
- Peter O. Erickson is charging
and improving his house in good
shape.
- Everyone is cordially invited to
attend all of the meetings of the con-
vention May Is and 26.
- G.. M. Jarrett is papering and
renovating the interior of his place
of business. &C. Magladry does
the job.
- Mrs. Lamberson returned home
Monday from her visit with her
daughter, Miss Flora. and the O. E.
S. gathering at Minneapolis.
- The sun came out smiling this
morning, but later on the clouds be-
gan to move about as usual, obscur-
ing partly the fine blue sky beyond.
- Frank A. Mattson, of Water
town, Mimi, arrived this morning to
visit for few days with his brother,
ye editor. He is on his way to the
Pacific coast.
Norman Jensen, of Hallock, is
stopping off in the city to-day on his
way to Fergus Falls, St. Paul, Good
hue Co., and other places which he
will visit during a short vacation.
- Last Tuesday Mrs. Graham and
children went out to their home to
spend few days, returning Monday
morning of this week, so the children
can go to school until it is out, then
they will move out on the farm for
the summer.
- L. Lamberson left last Satur-
day for Chicago, and from there he
and Hon. B. G. Gill will go to spend
a few weeks at the Indiana Mineral
Springs, taking these famous baths.
Mr.. Lamberson expects to be absent
about a month.
- An excellent programme is be-
ing prepared for the District Conven-
ton, consisting of addresses of well
come from the pastors of the different
churches, the mayor and the local
union, also music, rec1tations and in
teresting papers.
- Miss Edna O. Fawcett has been
elected assistant principal for the
coming year, thus taking the place
now held by her sister, Miss Maybell
Fawcett. Miss Freda Samuelson,
daughter of Rev. P. M. Samuelson
has been chosen teacher in the gram
mar grade.
- On Monday afternoon John An
derson's little boy fell into the river,
but fortunately was noticed in time
and rescued from a watery grave.
He and a number of other children
were playing by the river bank in
the rear of Mrs. G. A. Nelson's resi-
dence on Central Park ave. Some
how this little fellow fell into the
water. Mrs. Nelson heard the
children's screams and hurrying to
the spot she saw the little body sink
out of sight in the quite deep water
She plunged in, however, and, at
considerable risk to her own life, sue
ceeded in finding the boy, and saw
ing his life. He was unconscious
when taken out of the water, but was
resuscitated with the aid of DR.. Wat
tam, who had been summoned.
- D. D. Epson, representing the
National Automatic Telephone Co.,
Of Chicago, spent several days in the
city exhibiting and explaining the
telephone system placed on the mar
ket by said concern. At the depot
instruments we're placed in different
rooms and were connected by wire
SO as to show how the system works.
The Distinguishing feature in the
system of telephoning of this compa-
ny is the automatic switchboard, a
very ingenious device, whereby the
services of an attendant at the central
Office are rendered unnecessary
This is great advantage, and will
reduce greatly the cost of operation
There are also many other advantage
es in the use of this system. It is
always ready for service in the night
as we'll as in the day. A converse
ton may also be conducted between
two nersOns in secret. with no fear IF