Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-02-06
F. Steinhauer, Of Excel, attended
to business here Monday.

eTn Light attended TO DuSlnesS mere
Tuesday.
: Born To Mr.. and Mrs. Nels John
son, in this city, early this morning
| a fine daughter. Friends extend con-
sratulations.
Charles Liess, from near Viking,
was here the fore part of the week
getting auction bills printed for a
sale to be held at his place on Feb.
81. w. H. Dixon will cry the sale.
County Superintendent David
Johnson returned last week from
the eastern part Of the county
where he had attended a teachers
meeting and visited schools for a
couple weeks.
DR.. Tskanian, a native of Turkey,
but for many years citizen of this.
country, delivered an address at the
NJ. E. church last Sunday evening in
favor Of the prohibition party. The
address was listened to with much
Interest.
John Stromquist has sold his shoe
repair shop to Adolph Franson. Mr..
stromquist found it necessary for
him to quit business for while at
least owing to his wife's illness.
They will continue. however, to
make their home in Warren and
i their friends hope that Mrs. Strom-
quist's health may soon be restored.
Mrs N. E. Bvstrom and Mrs. Gott-
| frid Erickson will entertain the La
dies Aid Of the Swedish Lutheran
church at the church parlors on
Friday afternoon, this week, at 3
/. o'clock. They will also entertain
the Luther League at the same
place in the evening. 4 large at
Tendance is desired at both gather
|ings and all are welcome.
/ H. L. Wood and D. Farrell left
last night on trip to Colorado and
southern California. At Longmont,
Col. they will visit with F. W. Elan
dcrs and other former Warrenites
and at Los Angeles, Calf, with T.
| Morek. former clerk Of court Of this
county, and other friends. San Die
go will be one Of the places visited.
They expect to be gone a month or
more.
/ Ed Peterson, superintendent Of
the Crookston electric light plant.
visited with supt. Haney of the
Warren electric plant, yesterday
He also talked over with some Of
our business men a proposition to
\ furnish electric current for this
| city from the new power house on
4 Red Lake river "a few miles east OF
1 Crookston. The new dam construct
ed there can furnish electric power
for all surrounding towns, at great
saving in cost. it is believed.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kirtz, of Nal
lard. Iowa, arrived here Monday on
:. their honeymoon trip. The. groom
is brother of Mrs. A. D. Vansickle,
north of the city, and the happy
couple will visit at the Vansckle
home for a couple weeks. Before
leaving iowa, their baggage was
properly labelled and decorated
with old shoes and other insignia
that distinguish a bridal couple.
4 Hans kirtz, a cousin of Mrs. Van
sickle, also accompanied them here
for a visit.
= The Warren Odd Fellow Lodge
conferred the second degree on six
candidates at their hall on Tuesday
evening, the work being performed
in a most pleasing and creditable
manner by the Argyle degree team.
who had kindly come down in a
hody for that purpose. After the
ceremonies, short speeches were
delivered by different members OF
the order. An appetizing lunch was
served and this was followed by
singing and fraternizing unr1l the
hour for disbanding.
The Ford Motor Company are
building and shipping a complete
automobile every forty-fNe seconds
Of every working day for the year
i9i3-and are now away behind OF
orders. They inform us that it i;
a case Of first come first served
and advise that we impress on all
prospective customers for Fore
cars. the. necessity OF placing their
order at once to avoid delay in get
ting car. We must prepare for the
big spring rush, ard would ask tina,
you come in and see us or write in