Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-06-12

a brother Of Albin Young arrived
from Sweden last week.
John Olson, son Of j Z. Olson
of McCrea, returned to Moorhead last
Friday,
Niss Nellie Hoffmeister returned
Tuesday from Holt where she has
been teaching.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the
Presbyterian church will meet with
Mrs. Geo. R. Peacock next Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Eva Powell, and Ina and
Laura, daughters of w. n. Powell.
went to Crookston Tuesday fora
visit.
g. G. MagIadry left Monday for
st. Paul to attend the Oddfellows'
Grand Lodge as a delegate from the
lodge here.
r. p. Kezer, a prosperous farmer
OF Warrenton, has moved into the
Chaplin residence, which he purchas-
ed last spring.
&C. A. Nelson, the teacher, left
Monday for the Bemidji pine regions
where he will spend the summer for.
the benefit OF his health.
The school library will be open
every Saturday afternoon from to 3
Pm. A new travelling library just
received. Abilene Nelson, librarian.
Il. B. Brandstrom came in from
Spruce Valley yesterday and as usual
when he comes to town, the clouds
began to gather and last night it
rained.
Mrs. Anton McGinniss and child
rem, of Detroit, MINI, arrived yester-
day for visit at the home Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. i. Olson, in
Miss Christine Olson,
of ]. Z. Olson, in McCrea,
returned at the same time after a long.
absence.
"A fine rosy-cheeked girl applied
for board and lodging at the home.
OF John NJ. Halverson on Monday
this week, and the parents concluded
that she may stay. AS she promises
to grow into an attractive young
lady there will doubtless be plenty OF
boys around by and by.
AT the meeting of the city coun-
ell on Monday a good deal of new
was ordered laid, the most
being along Bridge street
from the mill to the Swedish Luth.
church, on the west side of lot Z
block 10, and on the west side of |
Central Park avenue across lots 5, 6,
|, s, 9, and 10.
W. A. Knapp and Clarence Z.
Spaulding returned Monday from
four days outing at Cass Lake. They
report having had a royal good time.
A fire barrel OF fish which they
brought home with them was evidence
Of their success in the piscatorial line.
A Crookston paper was unkind
enough to state that the fish was
bought, but the SHEAF is authorized
to contradict this most emphatically
as a base reflection on the veracity of
the two gentlemen.
Miss Ef1e Wilson, one OF the Dung
ladies who graduated from the War
rem High School the other week, was
seriously injured in a runaway last.
Sunday morning. Her father, Mr..
Geo. NJ. Wilson, and family were.
driving over to visit friends in War
renton and when on the road be-
tween sect ons 10 and Is the horses
became frightened and started on
run. All the occupants OF the car
rage were thrown out but none of
them injured except Miss Wilson,
who sustained a broken arm above
the elbow, and a dislocated collar
bone. She was taken to the home of
s. N. Rookie where she will be laid up
for some time. The carriage was
considerably smashed up, but the
horses were not hurt.
The Warren Cornet Band gave a
concert in the city park last Sunday
afternoon, and it is needless to say
that the music was much apprecia-
ted by the large number Of people
who frequented the park during that
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