Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-02-19
L0Ghb BREVITIES


%. S. Tracy departed for the
Pacific coast on Tuesday.
Louis L. Faller got back this
week from the pine country.
M. J. Berget has bought J. A.
Campbell's residence property
north of the river.
Mrs. Jennie Magladry, of Min
neapolis, sister-in-law of Mr.. G.. G.
Magladry, arrived yesterday for a
few weeks visit.
Mrs. L. c. Stone, of Crookston,
is visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Rev. Peart, of this city, this
week.
j. F. Graham, the liveryman,
left Tuesday for the Pacific coast to
take good view Of the country.
&C. A. Munson and family re-
turned the fore part of the week
from visit with friends at Crooks
ton.
- Reserved seats at Benzie's for
Uncle Josh" Friday, Feb, 9th,
Ifyou're as dry as the inside of
an oven, go to Mulcchacy's, at the
opera house Feb 9th.
- Don't die or get married on
March 9Th, That is what we said,
becausee if you do, you cannot at
tend the Basket Social,
L. S. Bayrell, the Argyle land
man, returned Monday from bus
mess trip to Chicago and beyond.
August Lundgren went to Far
go Tuesday to attend the conven-
tion of farm implement dealers
which met there this week.
j. A. Campbell and family left
Tuesday for Spokane, Wash. Dur
ing their brief residence in our city
they have made many friends who
will always wish them we'll. Son
Roy, who is employed at the depot
will remain here for the present.
Riley E. Kezar left Tuesday
for the Pacific coast to look over
the country, and if it suits him he
may conclude to stay and move his
family there.
-Argyle's new masonic hall was
dedicated with great pomp andcere
mony On Friday evening last week.
It is said to be very beautiful hall,
elegantly furnished, and credit to
the masonic fraternity of our sister
city.
MIR. and Mrs. J. M. Ryan of Ar
gyle have been sorely afflicted of
late, having lost their two bright
and beautiful young daughters,
Ethel and Gladys, by death, within
the space OF three weeks. Their
many friends throughout the coun-
ty sympathize with them.
Prof. Newman, the hypnotist,
and mind reader, is an artist to his
finger tips. His work at the opera
house last night was received with
rounds of applause, and every one
that attended says that his enter
tainment is the best of the kind
ever seen here, since the time of
Prof. McEwen.
Leonard Erikson has been APP
pointed as one OF the three speakers
who will defend Georgetown Uni
versity in debate against Wiscon-
sin University, to be held at WASH
ington D. c., sometime in April.
This was quite unexpected both by
Mr.. Eriksson and by his friends,
owing to the fact that he is placed
at disadvantage in the school,
having to work during the day to
earn his living and expenses, and
can spend only the nocturnal hours
on his studies, while others spend
their entire time at school. We
were very glad to hear of Mr..
Eriksson's appointment and wish to
congratulate both him and the Uni
versity he represents.
Mrs. N. Mansfield returned
Monday from visit in New York
state. She was accompanied by
Mrs. George McNutt, of Newburgh,
N. Y, who will visit here for a
while.
The masquerade ball given at
the opera house last Friday evening
is spoken of as the SWEETEST social
affair that has been seen in Warren
for many day. About 30 masked
couples took part. manv Of tho cOc.