Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1904-02-11

1 ioaJhre,s OF the Vega Land Co, to fur
Irish ostnmes, and orders will be
filled if left with him before Satur-
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Thomas
we're pleasantly surprised at. their
home Saturday night BY a number
OF their young friends. "a very
pleasant evening was, passed.
VIM. Neumann slit his hand quite
severely on buzz saw last week.
EHe is doing nicely at present, and
hopes to soon be able to turn out
his usual amount Of good work.
The seniors and sophomores of
the high school will give Ia st. Val
entine's party in the high school
Saturday night. A good time has
been guaranteed all who attend.
W. r. Haney and wife, lately
of New Ulm, Mimi, arrived in the
city last Friday. Mr.. Haney is the
new Superintendent Of the city cleo
trio light plant andswater works.
Charley Larson, of Middle River,
was in the city Tuesday with the
scalp OF a wolf he killed in. the city
limitsSof Argyle. He presented it
at the county auditor office and re-
ceived the $3.50 bounty. ~
Folks were wondering why Bert
Knapp got an ironing board. the 9TH
er day. a couple young ladies claim
ed itlateron and the printers hopes
for an order to print wedding <invi-
tations were demoralized.
| Did you ever consider what is
required to maintain an industry?
It is your patronage. The Warren
FIGURING Mills solicit your. pat
ronage. Our -four /. is. always
guaranteed to give satisfaction or
we refund your money. ~ aa..s ..s
The senior basket ball, team of the
high school, which will soon go to
Crookston, played game Monday
against team picked from the en-
tire school, and trimmed them up to
the tune of 38 to 10-the same score
they will make when they 60 to
Crookston.
Miss Annie A. Robbins, national
organizer for the w. G. T. u, will
give lecture in the opera house
Saturday, Feb. 18th. The subject
is Life in Manila Miss Robbins
has many curios brought from the
Philippine Islands, where she
served as chief nurse in a hospital.
Admission, 15c. School pupils and
children, Zoe. :
A table compiled by County Audi
tor Nelson to show the rate of tax
alton forSall the towns in the county
lappears elsewhere in this issue.
The auditor wishes to call the atten-
ton of Taxpayers to the fact that the
state and county tax is only 1910
mills. It is the town and school
tax that brings the rate so high in
many places.
A. G.. Wickman and Mrs. Otto Ed
wardh surprised their numerous
friends last Wednesday evening by
leaving together on the flyer. At
Crookston the nuptial knot was
tied, and from there the happy cou-
pie proceeded to the twin cities and
other points on a wedding trip.
They returned Monday and have
been busy ever, since receiving the
congratulations of their friends.
A pleasant leap year party was
given at the home of G. G. Win
chester Friday. Mrs. Winchester
was an ideal hostess and furnished
many coy little hooks where sim
perjng maids and Whispering bach:
elors could talk over future family
affairs. All kinds of amusements
were furnished, and dainty dun.
cheon was a feature of the evening.
The SHEAF has laid in a large supply
of wedding stationery. ....
| A pleasant event took place at the
home of Joseph Bren on Tuesday.
A young couple of the Tabor settle.
ment, John Vavrina and Miss Bessie
Arnold were united in marriage,
Rev. Fulton, of the Presbyterian
church, officiating. A number Of