Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-09-30
Gleanings
GATHERED FROM THE
HOME FIELD.

| MIS-. j. ". HeFf1cK IeIC MONDAY Tor
a short visit at Adams, N. D.
j Miss Rose Maruska left Saturday
for Shelly where she will teach.
Miss Bertha Holan who is employ
ed at International Falls is visiting
relatives in the city this week.
/ ]. o. jacobson of Minneapolis ar
rived last week for a short visit at
the L. G. Hill home near Radium.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Swanson and
Rev. and Mrs. Knudtsen autoed to
Erskine Tuesday for a brief visit
A dance will be given in the Ra-
dunn hall, Saturday, Oct. 3rd. Good
music and good time for everybody.
Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Mattson ac-
companied by Adolph and Oliver
Mattson. autoed to Grafton, Sunday.
Business education is the key to
success. Take course in Mankato
Commercial College, Mankato, Mimi.
Send for catalog.
The evening passenger train on the
500 going east is packed every night
with laborers who are returning from
the Dakota harvest fields.
Rev. Donovan left Tuesday for
Montevideo where he will attend the
annual meeting Of the Northwestern
conference of the NJ. E. church.
! Do you know that Is cents per day
| pays for an outside room with run
ming hot and cold water at the popu-
lar Beaufort Hotel, Minneapolis,
Mimi
Don't fail to see Amick's Pennant
Winners, Il people in musical come
dy, special chorus, a guaranteed at
traction 2 nights, Oct. and 6 at
: opera house, popular prices.
Where? City Hall. What? Chicken
pie supper. When? Friday, Oct. 2.
Cost? Thirty-five cents. By whom
| served? Ladies of the Presbyterian
| church. Let US, every one, go.
The Cowboy Girl played to a fail
sized audience at the M. w. A. op-
era house Tuesday. The company
put on good play and was a good
deal better than the average small
show troupe.
Rev. F. N. Anderson left Tuesday
for Kennedy where he preached the
English sermon at the funeral of G
A. johnson. Rev. Rosenthal Of Ken
nedy preached in Swedish at the ser
vices.
II An artesian well with an UNUSUAL!
strong flow was lately dug on thu
Marshall farm east of town. TIL,
water gushes up five or six feet. /
| has been quite an attraction since j
| was drilled, many townpeople having
made trips to see it.
/ Mss Anna Hokanson Of Alma, ar
rived this morning from an extended
tour of Sweden. It took her "a day
to make the trip across the oceal
! from Sweden to the United State
She made the trip from Liverpool t,
= New York nj the steamship Olym
pa.
Oswald Lind the state highway en-
gineer, has purchased an Overland
car which he will use in his work o
overseeing the state roads in TIL
county. Mr.. Lind is hustler as ;
road builder, and due to his ener
| getic work, a marked improve
ment can be noticed in the condition
| Of all state roads. This week he i
! working in the eastern part Of tn
! county.
i Listen daughter Don't cry an,
| don't make your mother think tina
her little lamb has been abused. Yes
know that the stranger spoke t,
| you. Disrespectfully, you say
Called you "Kiddoy' Well daughter
perhaps the man thought you an
swered to the name of "Kiddo." Yo1
see, he only arrived here this morn
ing. He happened to notice you a
the depot when he got off the trair
Yes, know you only went to the dc
pot to see if any Of the girls had got
/! ten back from the city. And the
you say he happened to be standin
= on the hotel porch this afternoo
when you went to the post Office.
l know, Of course, you could hardl
| help glancing in his direction whe
| you went by and when you and Flo!
| sy Fay passed that way later,
/ wasn't your fault that Floss aske
| you, loudly enough for him to hea
| if you weren't sick and tired of livin
| in this poky old town? So when yo
i took a walk this evening he saw yo7
| sauntered after you and at the cornt
j near the drug store he overlook yo
! and raising his hat asked, "What
| your hurry kiddo ?" And you ra
/ home in tears, to tell your motht
| how you had been insulted. Thar
| God for that. You're Dads girl We
/ But don't blame the man. He know
that there are kiddos in every tow