Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-09-23

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Mrs Thomas Gorder and children It
Crookston visited her parents In the
city Saturday.
Mrs. A. GrindeIand and IngoIf Grin
deIand autoed to Thief River Falls
today on a visit.
Mrs. A. E. Swenson of Adams, NJ.
D. arrived Tuesday for a visit with
friends In the city
Mr. and Mrs. NeIs johnson and Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Johnson autoed to
Grand Forks Sunday.
Geo Beckstrand left Thursday for
his home IN Litchield after spending
week hunting IN this vicinity.
Mrs A. E. Madison and Mrs. E. R.
Kezar left Tuesday for a visit with
relatives at Thief River Falls
Mr.. Wilcox of the Great Northern
Extension division IS in the city today
looking over the Hill acre plots.
Miss Bergeliot Caspary returned to
her home in Moorhead Thursday after
an extended visit at the c. hnutson
home
c. E. Grinder spent Saturday in
Stephen in the interest of his candi-
dacy for the Office of Register of
Deeds.
Miss Ebba Lundgren left Thursday
for St. Peter. where she will resume
her studies at Gustavus Adolphus col
tIege.
4 satisfied patron is our best adj
vertisement We guarantee satisfac-
ton. Anderson's Studio, makers of
portraits.
Rev and Mrs David Samson left
Monday evening for BennidI where
they will attend the meeting Of the
Presbytery.
An investment in knowledge pays
the best interest Get your knowledge
at Mankato Commercial College
Mankato, Mimi
| Bert Ayers and Clarence MacCuIles
left Monday for Crookston where thes
will open the candy store recentl,
purchased by the former.
| Regular meeting of Bethany Re
bekah Lodge, No. 15s, Tuesday eve
ming, Oct. g. All members please at
tend.-B. E. Thorson, Sec
Miss Edith Mattson left Sunday 70
East Grand Forks where she vii
teach the domestic science class in TIL
East Grand Forks High School.
n will be pleased TO show sample
of wall paper at homes OIL those II
terested Large assortment. Repai
carpenter work. paper hanging an
pa hitting. &C. r White, Phone 49,
Il Mrs. C. A. Bradley and little son re
turned Sunday to their home at Sa;
Diego, California, after a short visi
with her sister Mrs. D. Farrell Of thi
city.
4 Mrs C. G. Whitney returned to he
home in international Falls Saturtia
after an extended visit at the home Q
her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Ne
son.
Aug Lundgren ard daughters Ma
bel and Alice and son Robert and Mis-
Bertha MarusISa autoed TO Donaldso
Sunday where they attended q cor
cert.
Mr., and Mrs. H. C. Evans Of Mir
neapolis. arrived Monday to spend tt
day hunting Mr.. Evans IS the ira,
cling representative of the Washburr
Crosby Milling Co.
We wish to announce to our man
customers who have bought Ford ca
that they are in excellent company :
President Wilson has recently hougE
Ford car for his personal aseV
F. Powell & Co
DR.. E. T. Frank and DIR. G.
Wattanl spent Friday at st. Vneen
Mr.. Frank acted as Judge on the III
stock at the fair at that place on Ii;
day.
Prof. E VI. Mitchell attended
meeting of the officers OF the Nortl
western Educational association
Crookston Friday Mr.. Mitchell
the president of the association
The new 1900 candle power light {
the city water tower has created !
small amount of talk in the farnlir
communities. Some are under Il
impression that it IS q new star al
others that it IS another comet. It q
be seen q distance Of "a miles IN 4
country