Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-12-31
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L0CAL BREVlTIES.

Carl J. Johnson returned to
Pelan Tuesday after spending
Christmas with Warren friends.
p. S. Ware, formerly of this
city and Thief River Falls, lis now
publishing paper at Flaxton, ND.
C. F. Stevens, of Stevenss Bros.
& Co. of Chicago, is in Warren to
complete the final adjustment Of the
affairs OF G.. G. Winchester. /.
-Evald Long, of Carver, Mimi,
came up to visit his sister, Mrs.
Nels Johnson, of thisScity, during.
Christmas. 4
t-Nels Enge was the holder of
the lucky number that won the sofa
pillow that was ratified off by the
Ladies' Aid at Bigwoods, MINI. )
&C. w. Neptune, of Crookston,
spent few days last week visiting
with the family of Mr. and Mrs. r.
Porteous, OF tho town of Warrenton.
Miss Lena Olson, of Grand
Forks, ID, arrived Monday for
a visit with her sister, Mrs. o. G..
Valtinson, of this city.
Former sheriff FranksA. Green
came down from Stephen sMonday
evening and circulated among his
numerous Warren friends untilS he
returned home next day.
-Ingolf Grindeland, son of Judge
Grindeland was taken down with
pneumonia last week and for several
days his life hung as on Ia thread.
At this writing, however, he is
much better and there is good hope
of his ultimate recovery.
DIR. G.. S. Wattam left for St.
Paul Tuesday to represent the
Board of Education of Warren, Mimi,
at the meeting of associated school
boards held in connection with the
meeting of the Minnesota Education
al Association at St. Paul this week.
The regular meeting off, the
Ladies Aid Society of the Presby-
terian church will resume their
work again next Tuesday, Jan. 9th,
at 3 O'Clock, at the home of Mrs.
Beach AS there is important bust
ness to be brought before the socie-
ty, let every member feel it her
duty to be present.
Mrs. Head, Sec'y.
Mrs. H. J. Campbell, of Hough-
ton, Mich, and DR.. MCDANIEL, of
Edmore, N. D., left on Saturday
evenings train for their homes, af-
ter spending a week with their sis.
ter, Mrs. J. T. Hunter, of Boxville.
DR.. Chas Tompkins, of Grand Forks,
brother of the late Mrs. MCDANIEL,
spent Christmas day with them, re-
turning same evening. .....r<
Charles Loeslie, son of M. J..
Loeslie, of Comstock, was taken to
the hospital at St. Paul, by his faith
er, on Tuesday, for special treat
ment. The young man had an at
tack of scarlet fever early in the
fall and the disease so undermined
his strength that his recovery did
not proceed as rapidly as was
desirable. ~.--..
Christmas in Warren passed off
very quietly this year In each of
the different churches the usual
Christmas tree festivals were held.
where the hearts Of the children were
made glad as they recited the won
derful story of the Savior's birth.
The presents may not have been as
costly or numerous this year, as in
former years, as the shortage Of
crops the past few years is bound
to tell, nevertheless, they are very
few in our city, who were not re-
membered with some gift. And it
is not the size of the gift always
that makes it the more valuable.
The spirit in which it is given
counts for much, and also the spirit
IN which ~ 10, rnooiva1 NAV tho.
good cheer engendered by this
Christmas remain with each one
throughout the coming year and
then we will be in shape to cele-.
brate, as we all hope, a still hep.
pier Christmas in 1904.