Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-09-04

Fred Eneix is attending the state

Fred Eneix is attending the state
fair this week.
Miss ass Esther Flyberg is visiting
at the home Of Mrs. John Lindberg.
Mrs. j. c.. Mccarthy went to An
gus Friday to visit with her daugh-l
ter. .8 81 .5..
Mrs. Herman Christensen has re-
turned to her home at Wolford,
N. D. .,.. 4. n.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Skaren, Of
Groeokston, were Warren visitors
yesterday.
Mrs. M. H. Clapp, Of St. Paul, is
q guest this week at the home Of
G. y. Hopwood.
Mrs. Peter Backstrom, OF Min
neapolis, is visiting with Mrs. C. a..
Peterson, of Warrenton.
Miss Lilly Mattson left on Friday
last for Minot, N. D., where she
will teach during the coming year.
w. N. Powell is at the state fair
this week assisting C. E. Sjostrand
in caring for the Marshall county
exhibit. ID i ,s{, .s.#*, .s.: T.. III. -.
Prof. C. E. Sjostrand and family
are attending the state fair. The.
professor has charge of the Mar
shall county exhibit. :~ LII /. ?.
Miss Edith Madison left for Tin
tab, Mimi, on Friday Of last week
to resume her duties as domestic
science teacher in the public
schools.
Miss Gubrud announces an open
ing display of Fall Millinery on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Sept. 8, 9, 10. You are cordially
invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Mattson and
two of their boys enjoyed pleas
ant visit at the beautiful home Of
Mrs. Carrie Erickson, near Argyle,
last Sunday afternoon. -
Charley Brady and family were
over from Grand Forks Sunday
and Monday visiting relatives and
friends. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Bra
,dy spent number of years in
Warren in the early days, when
both we're young. Mrs. Brady
was formerly a Miss Keenan,.
Edward w. Rud, son of Christ
Rud, of Viking, was taken to the
Warren hospital by his father
Sunday to undergo surgical OPP
GRAFTON. The young man is an ex-
pert for the Avery Company. His
condition, we learn, is improving
at a satisfactory rate. -, H.
Gust Swanson, of Roseville, ILL.,,
arrived this morning, to visit his
son, Viner Swanson, in this city
and also look after his 800 acre
farm short distance south of Al
varado. His brother Frank Swan
son and wife Of the same place
came with him for a visit here.
Miss Ida Johnson returned home
Tuesday from a summers visit
with relatives at Cokato and other
places in the southern part Of the
state. She will return to Cokato
after little while to teach a term
of school. Miss johnson gradual
ed from the Warren High School
last spring. =
Rev. A. Sisell, Of Cambridge,
Mimi, who had charge of the Bah
fist congregations in the northern
part of the valley about a. dozen
years ago, has been here number
of weeks visiting his former field
and has been a guest at the home
of Rev. C. Wahlin in Vega. He
left for his home yesterday.
Threshing is proceeding without
interruption from rain in the nor
thern part Of the valley and if the
fine weather continues will be
practically finished by the end of
next week. The straw is light this
year and the weeds, are few hence
threshing goes fast, 100 acres per
day being frequently cleared by a
machine. ,...4
+ A transient the other day was
offering to sell new lady's coat,
worth several dollars at least, for
only so cents. Marshal Keefe heard
about it and proceeded to find out
the name and location Of the cheap
wholesale house where he had pro-
cured the garment. While he could
give no satisfactory explanation of
how the coat GOT into his pOsses-