Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-11-26
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

MIS-. w. M f.0NNtsM 81 W ~ very In
9teres'lng talk last Friday ait The as
selrnbly penod pnstbe school system
of our country and Illustrated her
facts by pictures Of different col
1..eges and schools. We hope we
may enjoy other such Instructive
talks during the year.
The report cards will be handed
out this week.
The Farmers Travelling Library
sent out BY the Minnesota Public
Library Commission has arrived.
These. books may be secured for fif-
ty CENTS and can be kept six months
or a year. They will be used by the
Marshall County Pure Grain asso-
citation. S$:. s.
A Thanksgiving program will be
given at tMo-thirty Wednesday at :
ternoon. The following program
will be rendered: %sa3 Z
Music, Orange and Black, School.
Inaugural Speech, President Lu-
c,ile Farrell. -.... ~ ~ Vs. =
Piano Solo, Anna Peterson. =. =
Thanksgiving PROCLAIM ALTON, Sec
Rotary Lincoln Anderson. 49,"
Music, Colonial Quartette. S@"
Thanksgiving Reading, Hildah
Hlilleboe. ~. -
; Violin. Solo, Adolph Bakke. 49, ~
Origin of Thanksgiving, Nellie
King. %-;=''
Music, Orchestra. .. ~.
Reading, Edwin, johnson.
Colonial Gazette, Puritan Quar-
tette. " !,
Piano Solo, Rakel Olsen. '~r'@ :
MIR. Bugbee of the University of
Minnesota, will be here from De-
ceunber second ITO December sixth to
help Mr.. Neraal i'm extension work
and will hold meetings in the asso-
ciated districts every evening.
Extension work umder the auspi-
ces OF THE State University assisted
by the Warren High School: Dist.
No 7, Tuesday evening; Dist. No. ..29,
Wednesday evening; Dist. No. ~,
Thursday evening; Dist. Bo0ville,
Friday evening; Warren H. S.
Buildmg, Saturday afternoon. -.
The Teachers Sewing club met
last evening in the Domestic Sci
ence room and entertained the men
Of the faculty. -. ,>,... .>@ IT,. =.
The Junior English class after
studying Bacon, were requested to
write original essays ON "prosp4 ri-
ty'' using the Baconian style. We
give here one which was wqitten by
Hibda Nelson (which we consider
worthy of notice: Prosperity is
the state Of being ssuoG ssssssful and
fortunate, but all people do mot
have the same conception of pros
perity. Some regard it as a,1nate-
rial filming only, pertaining to-. .salc-
cess i'm business, and 'finauoial at
fairs; some thiqlk !uhey have reach
ed THE lleight of prospe GRITTY when
they have become THE belle of eX-
elusive society; and, yes, some con-
slider themselves prosperous if they
can bring about IA matrimo Hlial all
liance with some Industrious foreign
prince, duke, or COUNT who bears a
title although he us as poor as a
church mouse. Prosperity goes
deeper than that. A nation may
have money to squamder and yet
not be prosperous; a family may
hold a most conspicuous position in
society, but should anything bring
about adverse circumstances, and
they should need even one true
friend, they are 1likely ito learn that
their: former position was not pros
porous. s>-e - q \ -. - 49,.
Like everything elise, prosperity
has tits |uhorns, and 'adversity its
comforts and hopes. We believe
THAT to be prosperous one must be
at peace with OUT fellow citizens,
'have clean conscience, true
friends, be sdutiful ito OUT country,
and of course, our financial condi
tions ought Ito be such THAT we need
not worry over the morrow, and
Hastily, real true prosperity brings
real true happiness"
We are agents for Austin & West
ern Road Machines for township
road and farm. Come in and see
them. -Lundgren, Wittensten & Co
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