Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-02-17
NORTH STAR COLLEGE NOTES

Miss Clara Larson spent Sunday
and Monday at her home near Alva-
RADIO.
The College Aid Society was en-
tertaineG at the domestic science
rooms at the College on Friday of
last week. A large number of per-
sons We're present.
Miss Olive Lantz has been absent
from school for several days on ac-
count of illness. She is improving
and we shall hope to have her back
at school in few days.
Professor H. B. Johnson conducted
chapel exercises last Saturday.
A number Of College students have
already had their photographs taken
for the college group picture. All stu
dents, who during the school year
have taken up work at the college are
urgently requested to have their pic
ture taken. It will not cost them
anything unless they wish to have
picture after it is made.
Although the. weather was ex-
treinely bad last Sunday, the Bible
class received four new members. A
number of. old members, however,
were absent.
The chorus met again last Monday
evening at the high school building
for rehearsal. There was large
number Of BASES and tenors. Now
we are in need Of more sopranos and
a few altos. Ladies, kindly take no
tice and come and help us next Mon
dav evening at s o'clock at the high
school building.
The last number on the Warren
Lecture Course will be given at the
opera house on Tuesday evening,
February %, at z o'clock. This early
hour is necessary because the pro-
gram will be long and interesting
and it must be completed before the
flyer goes south in the evening.
Kindly take notice.
The Literature Society had it's reg
ular meeting last Saturday evening.
Axel Johnson was chosen president.
Bertha Bcman was chosen secretary
treasurer.
Rev. C. A Wendell, the Lutheran
student pastor at the University Of
Minnesota, will deliver the Com
noencement address at North Star
College, Tuesday evening, May Is.
Reverend Wendell is noted orator,
who has something to say and we
trust al! our friends will make ar
rangements to hear him when he
comes.
Oscar Nystrom. former student at
North Star, expects to secure work at
Whitn1on, N. D.
Mr.. Ranstrom Of Vega, BROUGHT to
Warren on Monday evening. Ernest
and Hildur, who are attending col
lege. He made a pleasant call at
the college on Tuesday morning. He
mentioned that the roads were very
bad, especially since he was the first
one to break the road open after the
big snow storm on Sunday.
Reverend Bartholow of this city
was present at chapel exercises on
Tuesday when he addressed the stu
dents and teachers with a very in
spring talk.
Professor H. B. johnson spent
Monday at Kennedy.
North Star College has been asked
to assist in rendering music at the
Marshall county teachers meeting,
to be held the 18th and Goth of Feb
ruary.
Elmer Siostrand Of Lancaster, call
ed on his friend, George Magnuson,
and looked over the college building
last Saturday.
Miss Wennerberg and Miss Gibson
took the flyer up to Hallock on Sum
day morning where they spent Sun
day and Monday with Miss Malm-
stronn.
A good girl who wishes to work
for board or board and room should
write or telephone to the college as
soon as convenient.
One Of our worthy students would
like to receive a little financial as
sistance to help tide over until next
summer when work can be taken up.
If there is anyone that has the heart
and the ability to offer any help will
they kindly communicate with the
college.
Who can loan three doves or pig
cons two hens and one bantam hen
! for week? They are wanted by
Totten, the Magician, who would like
to have them for his, program on
| Tuesday evening, February %. Call
up the college Office.
Visiting cards printed in the latest