Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-05-15

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Ada on Sunday last.
Miss Ada Wolfe, sister of Z. Y.
Wolfe, of Boxvilie, was married to
Vim. Johnson, popular young
druggist at Kennedy, Mimi, on May
g. Her many Warren friends offer
their congratulations.
Yves. Patmore was in Wednes-
day from the Minnesota farm, in
Marshall county. He said his farm
was dry enough to seed: that he had
in already about so acres OF wheat.
Echo.
Miss Eta, Brady, who gradu-
ated from the Warren High School
last year, and has taught school at
Grand Rapids, Mimi, has been re-
elected for the coming year at a
salary OF $3.50 per month
VIM G. Miller, of McCrea. has
sold one more one-year-old Short
horn calf for 500, this one to the
Grange organization at Tabor, Polk
county. Evidently the farmers in
that locality see the necessity OF i'm
proving their breed OF cattle.
Mrs. N. S. Nelson, <of Red Wing.
Mimi. arrived Saturday to visit her
sister, Mrs. Charley Johnson, of this
city. She lived in this vicinity
number OF years ago, her husband
being town clerk OF Boxville fora
number Of years.
Rev. F. Zimmerman, lately from
the Mccormick Seminary, Chicago,
has arrived to take charge OF the
pastoral work in the Presbyterian
church of this city during the sum-
mer, and he occupied the pulpit for
the first time last Sunday. Services
will be held regularly after this.
u. E. Hanna, of Owatonna
Mimi, a friend of R. C. Mathwig, has
spent the past couple weeks in the
city looking up a real estate deal.
We do not know that he is related
to the great Mark Hanna, but, like
him, he is a most genial and affable
gentleman to meet in all sorts of
weather.
James Rafferty, has sold his farm
in Vega to Peter Sinclair, and last
night he left for the west to seek new
fortunes. He will go first to Kalis-
pell, Mont, and if he finds nothing
there that suits his fancy, he intends
to go to the Thunder Mountain
country in Idaho, to find a place in
which to locate.
Thief River Falls now has another
physician in the person of DIR. F. H.
Gambell, lately from Alaska where
he was in the employ of the. o.. S..
government, but formerly of Iowa
where he graduated in medicine. DR..
Gambell will have his office over the
New Drug Store. Thief River Falls
News.
DIR. Gambell had an office in Warren
for short time prior to his departure
for Alaska.
MIR. r. Graham, who has farmed
in this vicinity during the past year,
shipped his stock and household
goods to-day to White Earth, west of
Minot on the Great Northern. Mrs.
Graham is detained in this city by the
sickness of her two boys, who were
taken down with the measles yester-
day. AS soon as the lads recover
they and their mother will join Mr.,
Graham out west. We regret to see
this excellent family leave our midst.
They have made many friends here
who will always remember them and
wish them success in their new home
-Nels Johnson. one OF the pro-
prietors Of the Warren Machine Shop,
received a telegram last Friday eve
ming announcing the sudden death
of his father-in-law, Mr.. Andrew P,
Long, at Carver, Mimi. The news
was very unexpected, as Mr.. Long
had always been in good health, and
his parents are still alive at an ad-
vanced old age. Some years ago his
wife also met death suddenly in
very peculiar manner. While drink
ing coffee she accidentally got a lump
OF sugar into her throat from which
suffocation ensued. MIR. Long was
a pioneer and a highly respected
citizen Of Carver. Mr.. and Mrs.