Warren sheaf., 1900-03-01
NELSON PARK.
East end.


eve, David Harum, of bonneville.
Our weather prophets predictions
were made manifest last Friday; we
had plenty Of snow, and little biz
zard thrown in. Those Lincoln boys
are 0. K. now; carry your compass
with you, boys. 49,.
Little Annie Anderson is indis-
posed. We regret that she is una bic
to Join her sisters in out door,sport
this beautiful weather.
Misses Gena and Elvina Anderson
and Bessie Hall are coasting to-day;
the slide, or tobogganing, is in fine
condition. They extend an invita-
tion to all their friends to come and
participate in the amusement.
Mr.. NJ. N. Cedarholm, who was ill
last week, is recovering.
Isaac F. Hall, who went to Warren
on flying trip ten days ago, has
not returned yet. He writes his
family that he has been sick, in very
bad shape, ever since he went there
too bad, indeed; seems strange that
Mr.. H. gets sick every time he goes
to Warren or Argyle. We venture
to advise him to contine himself to a
more healthful abode, such as his
home in Nelson Park, for instance,
where he can procure plenty OF pure
fresh spring water, pure air, and
where he can rest and read unmo.
Tested.
The dance at Eskeldsen's Saturday
night was a grand success, "the mu-
sic, the dancing, the whole was d.
vlne," was largely attended. They
did not 20 home till morning.
Mr.. John Kalland has gone to the
spruce for lumber. Looks a little
suspicious.
Jamie Hall says Tom Thompson,
our genial clerk, wants a pair OF his
peacocks, and some other fowls.
What does this portend? Surely, he
cannot act, in thu, capacity of clerk
and postmaster and gosvery extern
sively into the poultry business, un-
less he takes partner.
Karl Johnston and Tom Thomp-
son were calling Oh their lady friends;
did not make the circuit as usual
attraction too great-at the top
OF the list.
Coasting parties are numerous,
sleighing parties ditto.
Mr.. Sanderson, OF Stephen, is in
Nelson Park to-day.
Sheriff Green made himself con-
spicuous in the East end latter part
Of last week.
Mr.. James Main, OF Stephen, was
in the vicinity OF Fir over Thursday
night OF last week.
Mr.. Otto StoItz, Of Argyle, tarried
with some of our East end town peo-
pie one night last week. What is the
Joke the boys have on you, Otto,
about feed? Never mind, anyhow,
can fix that again, when we find out
how it is.
John and Olaf Sjodin were at Fir
to-day.
Miss Annie kalland is at Fir.
We boys are going right up to
pull Jens out OF bed; have not seen
him since the dance; we are sure he
is sleeping. Jens Anderson is alright,
and no wonder if he is a little tired
and sleepy, he danced all night till
broad daylight, and went home
with Annie in the morning. III.
Miss Flora Anderson visited at
Halls the last few days. She and
Geoffry afford considerable amuse-
ment for all. =,
Karl Cedarholm and Master Jamie
Hall went hunting didn't get much
quite disappointing-not even a
hare.
Andrew, our stage man, gets in on
schedule time latterly, and every
body in these parts appreciate it.
In this obscure part Of the country,
we humble folks are anxious for the
mail, and, by the way, many thanks
for reading matter kindly distrib-
uted here Saturday and Monday.
CRISIS from the east continually
coming in to Silver Creek mill.
Charley johnson went to Stephen