Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-11-12

VIII. Dixon and l.. NJ. Olson went
to Alvarado this morning to conduct
the auction sale on the Sundin farm.
Just enough snow has fallen to
change the Landscape into beauti-
full white. but not enough to make
sleighing. t,.=. ,.
Rev. A. H.. Mckee. of Fergus
Falls. presiding elder of the Crooks
ton district. has visited friends in
the CITY for few DAYS. This eve
ming he conducts the quarterly con-
| ference in the NJ. E. church.
A large line Of the most popular
Domestic and Havana cigars in five
ana ten cent qualities at the North
Star Drug Co. .-.
Mrs. T. Bang and children. of
Soooner. Mimi. arrived Yesterday
for visit at the home of County
Superintendent. L. M. Mithun. who
is a brother of Mrs. Bang. and
with other friends. ... .r'
| Be sure to see the ticket COM
mittee for the season tickets for the
lecture and Entertainment course
before the Goth of this month.
Don't forget! DR.. Green's lecture is
worth the orice of the ticket.
Ole.C. Brenna. the we'll known
auctioneer from the eastern part of
the county was In the CITY last
Thursday. During the winter he
will make his headquarters at Thief
River Falls. where those wishing his
services will find him.
Il. Edman. of Good HOPE. ILL.,.
arrived this morning. He is the
gentleman. who recently bought the
Lars Sundin farm in Vega. and he
proceeded to Alvarado to attend Mr..
Sundin's auction sale at the farm
to-day. - @.. s..*s.-
We do not knowhow long the price
on flour will hold good and would ad
wise people to Law in their supply for
the year right now while the low
price is In force. The -four is guar
anteed to be the best patent we'll
seasoned. If not good. your monev
back. The PEOPLES Trading Co.
The members of the Ladies' Read
ing Circle were char mingly enter
tanned on Wednesday evening. OF last
week. at the homes of Mesdames
Bernard and Ayers. Though circum-
stances interfered with the original
plan of having the meeting on
Halloween. yet the spirit of that
time of merry making was evident
all during the evening. At $50.
uwenty.one ladies were received at
the home of Mrs. D. Bernard. where
a long table with manv and varied
dainties. all suggestive of Hallow cen.
!, stood in readiness. The place cards
were strikingly unique and q merry
twenty minutes were spent before
; each lady recognized herself in the
cleverly conceived scheme. At the
conclusion of the dinner. all were
hidden to the home of Mrs. Ayers,
where a brief business session was
held. The president then gave the
meeting into the hands of Mrs.
Ayers. the leader for the evening,
< who announced that the regular
) session would be dispensed with ano
Z instead. as the Circle Song puts it.
j they would spend some time in fur
and frolic. Each member was theI
i called upon to read --or sing Z
story. The ludicrous effect thai
followed can better be imagined
than described. After the guests hat
Gained themselves. slips Of papel
were passed. bearing the names O.
I noted women. Each lady was asked
:. Ito tell all she knew Of the woman
!, whose name appeared on her sliD
This proved very interesting and in
structive. Is highly enjoyable fea
3 |ture Of the evening were two read
!. ines by Miss Sch1rrman. Indeed
> the whole evening was hhrouRhly en-
. ljoyable and the guests were 10th q
j. |say GOOD might when the lateness q
Ell the hour made IT necessary to de
q. r.
81 certainly have monstrAted tia
they are deligh tfuls hostssses. q