Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-01-24

yesterday morning, alter a few days.
visit with friends in the city.
The Modern Woodmpn enjoyed
a smoke social and genera! good time
at there meeting Tuesday night.
Swan Skoglund and A. Skogman
went to Cro0kston Wednesday, eve
ming for a weeks visit with friends.
"A very pleasant time is antici-
pated by the young folksat the dance
to be given this evening in Lund's
hall.
y Attorney Cooke was among those
who went down to Crookston last
night to look after the drainage con-
ventiOn.
Frank Jprrue has carload OF
saw dust coming on the track and
will put up a large quantity Of ice
for the summer.
m. j. McCann leaves tonight for
his old home in Michigan. He re-
ceived word that his aged father was
seriously i'll there.
The Beers are going to invade
Spruce Valley. Their representative
at this place declared war on that
district a day or so ago.
p. A. Dahlquist is home again for
a weeks visit, after which he will re-
turn to st. Paul to sesame his duties
in the railway mail service.
j. E. Morrisey, the iron man from
Crookston, came up this morning to
put the finishing touches on he stea m
heating plant in John Lund's block.
John P. Madison left last night
for CrOOkstOn, to he in attendance
at the Tri-State Drainage Convention
held in that city today and tomor-
row. ~M.
"A new desease, known as bar.
keepsknockout, has made it's APP
pearance in Warren and all knights
of the white vest have been victims
OF it's dread clutch. -.
Mrs. G. S. Wattam and Mrs. A.
M. Shaw entertained about forty of
their friends at a progressive whist
and cinch party at the residence OF
DR.. Wattem last evening.
ID. Aronwitch, of Red Lake Falls,
wasin the city yesterday and left for
Argyle this morning, where he will
put in a stock OF goods for Horovitz
Bros. who formerly did business in
the Berget Block at Warren.
+, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G. Winchester
came down from Warren last night
accompanying Walter Winchester
and wife this far upon their return
journey east after Il pleasant visit
with them.-Crookston Times.
From Saturdays Daily. u.
a j. L. Olson today proved up
on his claim, before judge Holm.
Mark Congdon came down from
the county today to freshen up on
city ways. -. ...s
Miss Bertha Loughridge enter
tanned a number OF her friends at the
family residence last evening.
j. F. Morrisey leaves for Crook
ston tonight after having finished
putting in the steam heating plant
in the Lund block. .E
Mrs. Gronerud, who has been
spending a few days in town, visiting
friends and relatives returned to her
home in Kennedy this morning.
ID. Farrell, ourj Jolly jeweler, sports
a discolored eye. But John Lind had
nothing to do with it, nor did slip:
perry sidewalk fly up and hit him;
his little girl is the artist. 81
The party given by Miss Lillian
Trip last night was one OF the best
Of the season. About thirty young
people were present, and they appar-
emily knew how to have a good time.
The evening was spent in dancing
and playing games, and doing Justice
to an ample lunch.
From Monday Daily.
"A. B. Isaacson returned from the
south this morning.
j ohm p. Madison returned hem
the Drainage Convention this morn
ing.
The local lodge OF the M. B. "A.
install officers tOnightfO the ensuing