Warren sheaf., 1903-09-03
The county board will meet On

/ Sept. 24th.
Mrs. T. Wees left Tuesday for
Sumas, Wash, to join her husband.
Sept. lst, the fall term Of Mankato
Commercial College opened. Get a
catalogue.
| e. S. Gaylord, of Minneapolis,
arrived yesterday to visit at the
March farm.
Mayor Taralseth left Tuesday
for St. Paul on business and to visit
the State Fair. ~. T..
Gilbert Hage, OF Halstad, Mimi,
was here Monday visiting his
brother, Rasmus Hage.
Dana Easton left Saturday for
Minneapolis to resume his studies
at the State University.
The smiling face of Conductor
Whitney was seen again on duty this
week after long lay off.
j. P. O'Connell moved, this
week, into the Frank Jerrue resi-
dence, opposite the Jarrett house.
Are you going to school? Then
write to Northwestern College,
Fer gus Falls, for free catalogue. 5t
The machine oil sold by The
Peoples Trading Co. is the best on
the market. Buy your oil at that
store
Mrs. MCCLELLAN has moved into
her residence east of the Jarrett
house, lately vacated by Mr.. J. P.
O'Connell.
Miss Adelene Nelson left Tues
day for St. Cloud to complete her
last year in the advanced course at
the Normal School.
License to wed have been issued
to Jacob P. Soes, of Climax, Polk
county, and Emma E. Oieren, of
Ingalls,, Marshall county.
"A special car was attached to
to this mornings flyer, carrying
party OF hunters, among them being
a son of President J. J. Hill.
Mrs. Benedict and daughter,
Ruth, returned Tuesday to their
home in Bart, Iowa, where she will
engage in the restaurant business.
Miss Josie Moseman, sister of
Mrs. W. S. Day, returned to her
home at Jefferson, Iowa, Tuesday,
after an extended visit with her Sis
ter.
"A party of six persons from
Illinois, friends OF G. Enix, arrived
to-day for a visit with friends
and relatives combining business
and pleasure. .s
Miss Grace Hyde, of Chicago,
and Miss Mary Sherratt, of Rock
ford, ILL.,, who have been spending
few weeks visiting at the Lamber-
son home, left for their respective
homes on Monday
Ed Whitney and sons, Bert and
Ed, returned Tuesday from their
visit to Vermont. They report a
fine visit and look as though the
clam bakes and other eastern luxu-
ries had agreed with them, but still
they are glad to get back to the live,
hustling west. .>~.-
1t is useless to try to name the
hunters who went into the country
from this city, the first of the week,
after chickens, as they were almost
countless, but if all kill as many as
they were loaded for, chickens,
cooked in all forms, will be the prin-
cipal diet the balance of the fall.
Aug. Bystrom, one of this years
graduates Of the Warren High
School, has decided to extend his
education by the taking of a COM
plete college course at either the
state university at Minneapolis or
the Gustavus Adolphus College at
St. Peter. He left Saturday to visit
these institutions, after which he
will decide which one he will enter.
If Dell Wallace hadn t been born
20 years ago there would have been
no occasion for the pleasant gather
ing at his home in, this city, last
Monday evening. Some of his
friends had discovered the fact and
about thirty of them surprised him
by calling and enjoying social
visit. Realizing his love for ease
and comfort, the party presented
him with a fine leather-upholstered
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