Warren sheaf., 1903-10-08

A fine oil cloth school bag given
away with every pair Of shoes
bought at our store,
LARSON & BANG.
II you want skirt that fits and
hangs right you will have to buy
the Worth Skirt. =
The Peoples Trading Co.
We are now prepared to take
table-boarders, either by the day or
week, at reasonable. rates. Apply
to Mrs. John keenan,, MCCLELLAN
building, Warren, MINI.
"A number of friends were invit-
ed to the home of N. G. Mcdonald
last evening to enjoy a musical and
social treat. A very pleasant and
profitable time is reported.
| Master Ernest Mattson was
surprised by large number Of his
young friends on Saturday evening,
and was given fine paper knife as
something by which he NAV remem-
ber them.
Mrs. R. B. Mumford, who
visited last week with the A. P.
Frank family, in Brislet, left Mon
day for Glyndon, her former home,
and where she has now valuable
farming interests.
- Our readers are reminded that
the Schubert Symphony Club and
Lady Quartette give an entirely
changed program each year, so
those who heard this superior com
pany last year can attend again on
Oct. 24th and rest assured of hear
ing program that will be new and
entertaining. + 4
Rev. A. Mattson preached his
farewell sermon at the Swedish Lu-
theran church last Sunday evening
to a large audience. On. Monday
evening Miss Margaret Mattson and
Edward Mattson left for Brainerd,
to help get the parsonage there
ready for the rest of the family, who
departed from here on Tuesday eve
ming. Many friends were at the
depot to bid them farewell and God
speed. Rev. Mattson has been the
pastor of the Swedish Lutheran
congregation in this city, Vega and
Lower Snake during the past six
years, and by his earnest and faith
ful work as minister of the gospel
and his Christian character, he has
endeared himself to the members of
his congregation, and also to large
circle of friends outside of his own
church. It is during his pastorate
that the new Swedish Lutheran
: church was erected, which today is
an ornament and credit to the city.
Rev. Mattson and family take with
them to the new field the best wishes
OF their many Warren friends.
The members of the Swedish
Lutheran congregation and large
number of other friends gave Rev.
and Mrs. A. Mattson a farewell sur
prise at the parsonage on Friday
evening last week. The minister
and his family were spending the
evening with aneighbor, and during
their absence the intruders took
possession of the parsonage. When
everything was in readiness,
Rev. Mattson was sent for, and to
the amazement of himself and the
other members of his family, the
house was found filled with people.
Mr.. P. Dalquist acted as spokesman
and in brief speech explained the
significance of the gathering, that
they wanted in this manner to show
their love for the pastor and appre-
citation of his work among them
during the past six years. Rev. N.
+. Kile, of the Norwegian Lutheran
church, was called upon and, as a
co-laborer in the Lords vineyard,
added his appreciation of Rev. Matt
son and his work in this city, re-
gretted his leaving and wished him
success in his new field. Mr.. Dal-
quist next, in behalf of the friends
assembled, presented to Rev. and
Mrs. Mattson an elegant four-piece
silver tea set and fine silver
water pitcher. Rev. Mattson re-
sponded feelingly, thanking his pa
rishioners and friends most heartily
for the gift and for their many acts