Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-04-04

on Monday. /.
Miss Lena Taralseth is visiting
friends in Crookston.
1t will be worth your while to
see the Little Girls Drill.
Il. +. Wattam took in the sights
at Stephen on Sunday last.
Don't fail to witness the Art Of
Housekeeping, as Illustrated by Ben
Green. -- ...-- 49,. %,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Melgaard,
OF Argyle, made a trip to Warren by
team last Saturday. r- .-...,.
Come to the Opera house and
spend an enjoyable evening Friday
OF this week. -.
Simon Warning, postmaster at
Excel, was over yesterday shaking
hands with his many Warren friends.
Mrs, A. NJ. Anderson, OF Viking,
left Monday for Des Moines, Iowa,
where she will make her future home.
H. B. Halverson left Tuesday
for Thief River Falls, where he has
secured a position as engineer in a
saw mill. ....~.
DIR. and Mrs. Penney went to
Crookston Friday night to see 'FThe
Prisoner OF Zenda," which was per-
formed in that city. ~,
Hugo Otto, recently OF Comstock,
has moved to Excel where he has
bought a farm. He was over to
Warren yesterday.
Oscar Peterson returned Monday
from his trip to. Sweden. He is think
ing ofgoing into the butcher bust
ness again in this city.
Methodist church, Sunday, April
l.. Special Easter sermon 1920 a.
m. In the evening the Sunday school
will give an entertainment. All are
cordially invited.
Miss Flora Henderson returned
home last Friday from st. Paul,
where she has studied music and
taken a course at a commercial COL
lege.
Miss Edna Edison, a high school
teacher of Grand Forks, and Miss
Jessie Milestone, Of Argyle, are Wis.,
iting at the home OF D. Farrell this
week.
Senator Grindeland spent Sunday
at home with his family, returning
to st. Paul on Monday. Only a few
more days remain OF the session, the
Legislature having decided to adjourn
on the 18th. ....
&c. +. Barnes returned home Fri
day from his trip to Sunnyside,
Wash. He is we'll pleased with the
prospects there and intends to move
there soon with his family. The
Warren colony is. happy and con-
tented.
The little three year old daughter
Of John Riddle, who lives in the town
OF Excel, Was accidentally hurt by
the discharge of a gun in the hands
OF fourteen year old boy, Saturday.
The lad took the gun, which he did
not think WAS loaded. into the, yard
for the purpose OF cleaning it up,
when by some accident it went off,
some OF the shot striking the little
girl in the head. We understand the
injury is not very serious.
The Virgil class OF the High
School gave two more of it's famous
surprise parties last week. The first
one was given to Miss Jennie Wood,
at the home OF Miss Addie Nelson,
on Thursday evening, \the occasion
being that young lady's 18th BIRTH
day. She was presented with two
volumes OF Tennyson's poems. A
very pleasant time was had. The
other surprise party was given to
Dana Easton at his home on Satur.
day evening, he being also II years
old. The young people played cards
and had a general good time.
Squire keenan,, who is just recov-
ering from long and severe attack
of grip, was sitting quietly at the
family fireside last Saturday eve
ming, when a number OF his friends
dropped in to remind him that he
had just passed the sixtieth mile
post on the turbulent path OF life,