Warren sheaf., 1901-10-10
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ifew weeks with her parents at Ada.
u. P. Easton arrived home Tues
day, from u visit at Owatonna,
Minnesota.
John Lund has moved into the
Matheis Swanson residence on west
johnson avenue.
Ed. Wahl returned the fore part
OF the week from visit to his claim
near Lake Itasca.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Olson re-
turned home from their visit at
Moorhead on Friday. :
Fl. w. Woodward returned Tues
day morning from a visit to the twin
cities and Eau Claire, Wis. y
w. j. Brown made a business
trip to Crookston Monday night, re-
turning Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Farrell drove
xOut to Key west last Sunday to
spend the day with friends. /: 4
F. A. Brady was down from
sStephen Tuesday telling home things
are booming up in his bailiwick.
First months examinations in
the Warren Public school are held on
Thursday and Friday this week..
Mrs. J. R. Walters of Stephen in
terested the ladies of Warren in the
up-to-date millinery, last Friday.
j. 81. Lord is occupying the low
>er story OF the old court house, as a
hotel till hiA new bnilding is com
pleted.
Mrs. A. R. Kimball, came up from
sCrookston Friday and spent few
days visiting her mother, Mrs.. j. S.
Bradley, and other relatives.
Ladies, you can get perfect fit in
.corsets if you will only buy one of the
new straight front Il. ID. cOrsets.
=. G. C. WINCHESTER.
Smallpox has made it's appear
sance inx Crookston and one OF the
teachers in the public schools has
varioloid.
Werner Nelson broke his arm very
ibadly by an accident while playing
pump pump pull away last week. He
is now going to school.
John B. johnson, OF Newfolden
is in the city today. He is a grad
uate OF the deaf and dumb school
at Farlbault and a very intelligent
young man.
Ed. Hinchman and W. J. Shaugh-
Messy wheeled down to CrookstOn
Saturday evening, making the re-
turn trip Sunday evening in three
hours and fifteen minutes.
p. J. Erickson, one of the early
settlers of town of Brislet, Polk coun-
ty, will remove to Tacoma. WASH,
an a few weeks. He sold his find farm
of half a section last spring.
ALBERT Grifiths and family, who
are old residents OF town of Nume-
dahl, Red Lake county, LETT Monday
for Astoria, Oregon, where they in
tend to make their future home.
20. E. Bowers, OF Storm Lake, Ia.,
was in town the fore part of the
week looking over the country with
an eye to investing some of his sur
plus cost in Marshall county hard.
"A fine son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Abrahamson, OF Vega,
September, IA, on the same hour in
which president Mckinley breathed
his last. Some day this son may be
president.
-Besure and attend P.J. Erickson
sale Saturday, the 10Th, at the old
Bishop johnson store. The goods
are all first class, and in n.splendid
condition. This is rare opportuni=
ty if you want anything in the way
OF household goods, farm machinery,
cattles or horses. -.
Rev. F. W. Frazer, the talented
pastor OF the Presbyterian church at
Crookston, has handed in his resign
alton to take effect October 31st. He
has accepted call to a large church
at Jackson, Mich. Mr.. Frazer and
wife have many friends in Warren
who regret to see them leave Mime
sofa.
Geo. A. Ralph, the Crookston
civil engineer who had charge Of the