Warren sheaf., 1901-09-19
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with his family.
j. G. Bennewitz, OF Argyle, spent
a few days in town this week.
Warren schools were closed to-
day OF respect for our late president.
Mrs. B, S. Chaplin arrived Satur-
day for a visit with Warren friends.
Ben Sonstrud has bought the
home recently owned by S. P. Wick
>strom. -, ..g .....-
The Rebecca's will give dime
social at their hall tomorrow night.
(Friday). ' 60" -
Rev. M, L. Hutton returned to
Brainerd Tuesday after a brief visit
with Warrensfriends. ' ~ "a
Rev. B..A. Fail and family re-
turned. home this morning from a
visit at Inkster, N. ID. +-..@ 4
Mrs. A. D. Ralston spent Friday
night with friends in Euclid, return
ing Saturday morning. ...-5
-LosT:-A bunch OF keys. Finder
will plase return to c. E.. Lundquist
OF the Peoples Trading co. ,&a,-s .
A vocal and piano recital will be
given for the benefit of the Presby-
terian church Friday evening, Sept.
81.
Landlord Lord has his new hotel
building nearly ycompleted. It adds
sgreatlyto the appearance OF thatend
We still have a few OF those
Farmers Institute books left. Ifyou
did not get one, call in soon before
they are all gone.
The agent for the contractor OF
the mail route from Warren to Fork
arrived Monday and daily mail on
said route was resumed on Tuesday.
Don't miss the recital by Mrs.
Winchester and Miss Wees. Admis-
sion 25 cents. Seats reserved with
out extra charge at Mr.. Benzie's
fruit store.
Rev. N. Gothberg, who has had
charge OF the Swedish Mission church
during the past summer, left Tues
day, for Chicago to continue his
ministerial studies. #
The frost Wednesday night killed
out most OF the lighter garden stuff
that had not been gathered in. Corn
and some other OF the more hardy
vegetables are alright yet.
The news gathering part of the
ssSHEAF force has been on the sick list
this week and have not hustled very
hard for news, consequently our local
columns are not as lively as usual.
The heavy plate glass in front of
John Lund's ablishment, was bad
ly broken Tuesday night from the
settling OF the building. 1t will cost
about $4,000 to put in a new one.
John Lindberg returned home
Monday from his visit to Carver coun-
ty, accompanied by his father, CLAUS
Lindberg, and his sister Miss Sophia
Lindberg, who will make their home
in this city.
Hugh Parr, Of town of Fork was
awarded the first premiums on Blue
Stem, Red Fife, White Fife and Scotch
Fife wheat, and flax and Hungarian
grass, and the second prize on Bronze
grass. Mr.. Parr held up the.credit
OF Marshall county in fine shape.
W. j. Wood and family departed
Monday for the state OF Washington
where they intend to make their fut-
ure home. They have been residents
OF Warren for many years, and leave
numerous friends whoWish them sue
cess and prosperity in the far vest.
The foundation OF the First
National Bank building has been
completed and the car load Of stone
Tor the window and door trimmings
and steps arrived the first OF the
week and are now being put in place
ON the lower part of the first floor.
A car load OF red pressed brick also
arrived this week. 49, ;.
MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Shirley,
who have been visiting relatives and
friends in this vicinity for a little
more than three months, returned
Tuesday to their home at South
Milwaukee, Wis. Mr.. Shirley is a
brother of Mrs. F.. G.. Hickman Sr