Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1904-01-07
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position.
Fred Harris, of Crookston, was
In town yesterday. =.= sz
The Ladies of Rebekah initiated
officers for 1904 at the hall Tuesday
night.
John Gillespie, assistant cashier
of the bank at Stephen, was in
the city yesterday.
Trimed hats and everything in
the line Of millinery at halfprice at
Bjerking & Syness. 2t-5
i The New Year dance in the
opera hall was we'll attended.
Another will be given Friday,
Jan. Is. 49,. .s.H&
-Arvid Boman of Gotland pass
ed through town Monday on his
way to Minneapolis, where he is
attending school. =
Olivier Hanson, Mr.. Ora and
Miss Theresa Walters formed a
party from Stephen that attended
the dance here New Year night.
The public schools opened
Monday after the two weeks
Christmas holiday. Although the
weather was cold, the attendance
was large. ..... 49,.
E. T. Frank will leave for Kan
sas City Friday night to take the
post graduate course as a veterin-
airy surgeon. He expects to be gone
until March. ..r . ..ss. ,,s.s. -.
"A train wreck near winnipeg
delayed the south bound flyer sew
eral hours Saturday night. Itdidn't
reach Warren until nearly six
o'clock Sunday morning. II ~
Fred Bake, who graduated
from the Warren High School last
spring, visited friends here for a
few days this week. He is teaching
term of school in town of ROLLS.
i, Landlord Keenan, suggests that
old maids looking for an opportun-
ity to take advantage of leap year
can find lots of we'll seasoned bache-
lors at the Jarrett house. Come
early and avoid the rush.
Mrs. D. Farrell returned Sun
day from Minneapolis, to which
place she accompanied Miss Jennie
Morck, who is receiving treatment
in private hospital. Miss Morck
was doing very nicely when Mrs.
Farrell left her. ~s
A farewell party in honor Of
Miss Addie Nelson was given at the
Jarrett house Saturday. a number
of her friends were present to wish
her well. The evening was passed
in playing parlor games. Refresh
ments were served.
. 1.-THE Art of Soul Saving" will
be the subject of Rev. Geo. E. Tin
dall's sermon at the M. E. church
Sunday morning. The evening sub
ject will be, 'sChoice Determines
a Mans He'll or Heaven. :" A cor
dial invitation to all to worship
is extended. 49,. ~
Rev. O. J. Lundell will hold
service at Higdem, at H. Johnson
place next Sunday at 1920 a. m; at
Warren 1880 p. m. The special
meetings will continue next week
every evening at 7:30 p. M, Rev.
Theo. Steinert assisting. A, hearty
inv itation is extended to all.
a Twin Valley man went to a
physician to get a prescription to
cure himself and his wife of chills.
The medicine man prescribed equal
parts of whisky and quinine. The
man took the whisky and gave his
wife the quinine and he said the
results were perfectly satisfactory.
Elk.
During the present week, special
services have been held in the M.
E. church each evening. Owing tc
sickness and severity Of the wea.
Their, the attendance has been
small, but church workers think
all who attended were greatly bene.
fitted thereby, and that much has
been done for the life and labor o.
the church during the coming year
The I. Q. O. f. lodge will install
it's officers on Monday evening
Supper will follow, to, which all
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