Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-12-12
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EAST OF WARREN

Supt. Mitchell and family and Rev
Erlougner and family spent Friday al
II HAZEL Glen.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Gland entertain
ed several guests on Thanksgiving
day.
Mrs Morkassel entertained on
thanksgiving day.
Mr.. and Mrs F. Monroe also enter
tanned on Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Brown are proud
TO announce the birth of their first
son on Monday, Dec End.
ts,' Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gray, formerly
@ Wedding bells have been ringing in
all directions. Keep G good thing go
ing.
M. and Mrs. A. B. Brown are the
happy parents of fine son. Here are
our heartiest congratulations.
The Ladies Aid of the United Nor
Wegian Lutheran church of Warren,
met at Mrs. Nels G.. Johnson's last
Thursday.
Preparations are going on for the
Christmas program at the Burnside
school.
Miss Mabel A. Johnson has been
visiting with friends in Farley for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Grange enter
tanned friends on Sunday.
No sleigh rides as yet, but don't let
that worry you. It's coming.
I Rabbit hunting seems to be getting
thing of the past, although once in
a, while few hunters are seen.
MI. and Mrs. J. j. Anderson were
Warren visitors Monday.
Nels Johnson is busy grubbing and
clearing on his land near Burnside.
Mrs. w. H. Grange visited with
Mrs. A. B. Brown on Monday.
j. w. Thomas with eight boys were
/ hunting rabbits in this vicinity on
\ Saturday
3 Miss Jeanette Powell visited ait
5Brookside over Sunday.
Frank Grumpy is spending few
days with the Monroe brothers.
Mr.. Freed, of Warren, visited Dist.
No. AZ, Tuesday morning. On Fri
day evening he will organize a farm
ers' club. He cordially invites every
one. Let there be a good turn out
and help this good thing along. The
meeting will be at the school house.
The Willing Workers will meet
with Mrs. H. L. Palmer. Jan. End in
The forenoon, Let every member
make a special effort to be present.
The young ladies and gentlemen
Of Cloverdale entertained the young
lady and gentleman of Fairdale
Aapp's) at a candy pull one evenin,
lately.
Mrs. Wendt returned from her visit
to her home in Thief River Falls.
Mr.. Magladry and Mr. Hanson Of
8 Warren, called at Cloverdale on SIM
day.
MIR. Allen, Of Angus, visited at
Oranges last week
Mr.. and Mrs Hemphill have pur-
chased farm in Iowa and will move
there in the spring.
s Misses Beulah and Caddie visited
at the Maps home last week.
During the Thanksgiving vacation
many enjoyed the skating on the
lakes of the Lake View farm.
h Mr.. and Mrs. M. Battenhous and
son Ralph visited with their many
friends here last week.
Luella Keefe Of Warren, visited
with Florence Warner on Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Copp and family visited at
Brookside on Sunday.
Many from here attended the Far
stad wedding Saturday evening.
This is story told by riderless
horse: Last Sunday I took my mas
ter for a call upon a nearby neighbor.
AS was being put in the barn no.
ticed another neighbours trotter by
my side. AS dusk drew near we
were both lead out Of the barn and
the other horse was hitched to q, top
buggy while | was tied behind, I
wondered what was the cause; bit
soon my curiosity was appeased. For
& I saw a charming young young lady
come from the house and enter the
carriage, quickly followed by my
master. IL
He spoke the word and we were
off, amid many warnings and laugh
i ing farewells
Listen, rs hard as could, could
not understand one word from the in
eide of that top buggy and felt real
grieved. So with a toss Of my head
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