Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-10-20

Miss Rose Gagnon, Of Argyle, Wis
tied friends here a few days.
s Hear jeanette King at the Warren
opera house on Friday evening, Oct.
22nd.
Very little grain is marketed these
days. The blowing must be done
first, says the wise farmer.
Miss Magdalen Exhaust, of, Grand
Forks, visited at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. 3. r. Kezar, over Sunday.
Remember the jeanette King re-
.cita1 of famous plays at the Warren
Opera house on Friday evening, Oct.
22nd.
Rev. II. B. .Thorgrimson, Of Grand
Forks, autoed over here today for a
visit at the home of his daughter,
Mrss. Rev. G. Storaasli.
Mrs. Hans c. Hanson left on Tues
day evening for Minneapolis to visit
a brother and other relatives, whom
she has not seen for many years.
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Mrs: A. E. Mattson, and son, left
Tuesday evening for Thief River
Falls for few days visit at the
home Of Gust Kirby, near that place.
You cannot show people who may
be your guests a nicer courtsey than
to see that mention of their. visit is
made in the paper. A post card or
few words over the phone will do it.
o. N. Eckstrom, of Fargo, visited
with his brother, attorney A. N. Eek
strom, of this city, over Sunday. He
returned home Monday accompanied
by his wife, who had spent week
here visiting.
j. M. Mcdonald is assisting N. E.
Bystrom with some Of the local
office work of the st. Hilaire Retail
Lumber Company. The company has
just completed a new drying shed
facing Second street.
b. Walther and wife, of Coon Rap
ids, Ia, who have spent a week here
visiting their son, Emil Walther, and
with the Joe Wiegert family, left
yesterday for San Francisco to take
in the big fair before returning home
+ Jeanette King, one Of Americas
most brilliant and successful readers,
will. give the first number Of the
lecture course, furnished by the Min
.nesota University Extension service,
at y Warren Opera house on Friday
evening, Oct. %. This will be an en-
tertainment worth listening to, as the
University ssaaeverssends out anything
but what is first class. Don't miss
Ralph B. Taralseth,. Hans Urtes,
John M. Halvorson, Mr.. and Mrs. Vic
tor Odman and Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ.
Swanson autoed out to the Bigwoods
Hall on Tuesday evening to attend
the wedding reception given in honor
Of Andie T. Storey and Mabel Hen
riette Larson, prominent western
Marshall county young people, who
had been united in marriage that day
aMiss Kings program proved the
theory that stage adornment ant
accessories are not essential to higl
:art4-stl1e plays the thing Her pro
gram 'Shakesperian Scenes and Hero
Ines was a positive delight, She is {
young woman Of charming personal
ity,,F and she is fair to look upon:
typical picture of the womanly WON
an Shakespeare loved."- Memphi.
1 (Tenn.) Star. At Warren Oper;
House, Oct. %.
/ Miss. Jeanette King is the mos
1 delightful reader who has ever ap
peared on the Galesburg platform, i
the opinion Of all those who hear,
her yesterday evening. She kept tn
audience wrapt by her personalit!
i when she presented the heavy drama
"The Thief" Her recital was tri
umph for herself and the manage
ment. She is a great and inspirin,
reader. Galesburg Oily Register. A
Warren Opera House Friday evening
Oct. 20.
G. E. Lundquist left last Saturda,
for Minneapolis and st. PAUL, wher
he will spend week or ten day
with different wholesale houses buy
ing goods for the Peoples Tradin
Company, in anticipation Of a livel
fall trade. G. M. Prytz, head of tn
; dry goods department, and C. A
Johnson, head of the shoe depart
! ment. left Tuesday for the twin cite
: and Chicago, to ransack the grea
j wholesale markets Of these cities fo
! goods for their respective depart
Z mfnts. Mr.. Prytz may even go q
t far as New York, if he thinks he ca
secure better bargains for the Gu.
toners Of the Peoples store in thu
c city.
Notion Shower at Angus.
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