Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-10-24
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"A fine girl was born at the home
OF P. NJ. Hjerpe on October, Is.
1t will make your eyes stick out to
see Farrells new stock of goods.
-BoRN:-To MIR. and Mrs. C. w.
carlson IN this city, a big bouncing
boy, on October, 10Th.
Rosa Bradley visited her sister,
Mrs. A. R. Kimball, at Crookston
over Sunday.
Miss Kate keppler returned Tues
day from a couple weeks visit to her
old home at Ada.
Doc. Seign came up from the
north Friday to shake hands with
his Warren friends.
The Crookston and Ada High
Schools are to meet in an oratorical
contest in the near future. r.
"A special meeting OF the Rebekah
lodge will be held i'm the Odd Fellows
Hall on next Tuesday evening.
Get a 25 cent bottle of that fine
Silverware Polish at FarrelPs and
make your silverware look like new.
Rev. P. J. Lindberg, of Crooks
.ston, conducted the services in the
Swedish Mission church last Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Stromberg
are happy over the arrival OF bran
new boy at their home on October,
10th.
Rev. Miss May Darling, OF De-
troit, Mimi, arrived Tuesday morn
ing for visit with Miss Flora LAM
bersOn.
The goose season is now on and
our hunters are devoting their time
to bagging them, and telling about
the good ones they didn't get.
Miss. Esther Dagoberg went to
Crookston Saturday evening to visit
her sister Miss Cornelia Dagoberg.
both returning home on Monday.
Mrs. D. Strandmark who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Otto
Edwardh for about week, returned
to her home at Duluth, Mimi, yes
terday.
A reception was given by the
Eastern Star OF this city to MIR. and
Mrs. Alfred T Campion, OF Angus re-
Gently married, on Friday evening
last week.
County Commissioner A. S. Rok-
Ike was a heavy buyer Of furniture
and household goods at the Erick-
son auction sale from which we infer
that something is going to happen.
Miss. Hollister, OF the W. G.. T.
T., conducted the services in the M.
e. church last Sunday morning, and
she also addressed the Christian En-
deavor and Epworth League meet
ings in the evening.
p. J. Erickson's sale of farm
stock and implements and household
goods came off in this city Saturday
and the stuff brought very good
prices. And so it should for every
thing offered was of the very best.
james Nook and family arrived
in this city Saturday evening from
Vermillion, S. Dak., having made
the entire journey in wagon. Mr.
Nook is a butcher by trade and is
looking for a location. He has Sc
cured a residence and will probably
spend the winter, at least, in Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. R. Cook who
have been visiting at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Lord, the parents
OF Mrs. Cook, during the past couple
months, returned yesterday to their
home at Waukee, Iowa. Miss Emma
Lord accompanied them to Iowa,
where she will visit for about a
month.
There are two cases OF smallpox
in the city, one at the home of A.
Grindeland, where the son Ingolf was
taken with the disease last week, and
another at O. G. Valtinson's, whose
daughter Dora developed signs OF
the disease the fore part OF this week.
Both families we're promptly quaran-
tined. The cases are of a very mild
form, and both patients are now con-
valescent. No new cases have de-
veloped. .-- ...a.
The ladies' of the PRESBYTERIAN