Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-12-05
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Ben Penturen returned Tuesday
from Minneapolis. -.
Miss Letia Cross entertained at
cards Saturday evening.
ATTORNEY Greeley F.. Carr, of Ste-
phen, was in town over night.
A camera makes a fine present
hard to beat. Get one at Farrell's.
Senator A. Grindeland left Mon
day on business trip to the Twin
Cities.
Guitars, Violins, Accordeons, Man.
dolins, Harmonlcas, etc., at Farrell's
JeWelry store.
Mrs. E. F. Stevens returned home
Saturday from a visit with her
mother at Monticello.
Fountain pens and ladies' pearl
handle gold pens in endless variety
at Farrell's Jewelry store.
The largest and finest line of ster-
ling silver and ebony novelties ever
seen in the city at Farrell's.
Charlie Wassgren, who has been
working out east for some time, re-
turned to Warren yesterday.
Mrs. Lamberson and Mrs.
Mcintyre spent yesterday in Stephen
visiting at the home OF J. Gillespie.
j. A. Nordgren and L.Boquist left
Monday on a visit to Sweden. Mr.
Nordgren may stay permanently.
Frank and Ora Woolery and
Mr. Tyler left Tuesday for Bemidji
to work at numbering during the
winter.
Lost: A water spaniel dog with
a brass collar and short tail. Bring
to Ben Penturen, Warren, and re-
ceive reward.
Looking for Loan? See Flan-
ders & Wood, They have made ar
rangements whereby they can loan
thousands OF Dollars.
-Terry's Uncle Toms Cabin com
pany gave a plendid performance at
the Olympia last night. Eva and
Topsy especially good [Cincinnati
Inquirer. At Warren, Monday, Dec
10th.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
N. E. church will hold it's annual
sale OF fancy work at the old court
house, Friday evening, Dec. 9th, at
Z O'Clock. Refreshments will be serv-
ed. Ice Cream and cake 15c, coffee
and doughnuts 1Oc, All persons
having articles for sale will please
bring them to the court house or
leave them with Mrs. C.L. Stevens by
2 o'clock Friday afternoon.
Photographs, "a for rs cents.
Two positions: One 25 cent photo
graph button free to each of the first
onehundred persons taking them. Six
cabinet photographs for $1.OO for
the first fifty persons taking them.
We make these prices to advertise
our business. THORN BROS. tt
Uncle Toms Cabin attracted a
large audience last evening and the
performance was satisfactory in ev-
cry respect. The company carries a
good band and good orchestra
and have added much to the interest
OF the play with a number of special
ties which are in keeping with the
spirit OF the great novel and it's
charters. The opera house was
crowded and everybody got his mo-
ney's WORTH DAILY Globe-Gazette,
Mason City, Iowa. At Warren,
Monday, December 18th.
We understand that the new Eng
lish play, '"The Green-Eyed Monster"
advertised as comedy, is really
more than that. 1t consists of all
the elements that comprise high
class comedy and brilliant drama, in
this respect being yervl like such Dlavs
as "The Henrietta, <*Senator, ''and
'"Gilded Fool" these having all been
prominently successful land reports
indicate an equal success for "The
Green-Eyed Monster" December 9.
The ladies of the Swedish Luth-
eran church are very thankful to all
who patronized or contributed in
any manner to their Thanksgiving
supper and auction sale at the opera