Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-10-13

Coming! 'Neptune's Daughter
Tuesday. ..
Photo mailers, all sizes, for sale at
Anderson's Studio.
Rev. p. Dahlquist conducted re-
ligious services at Foldah1 last Sun
day
Frank Monroe is in from Radium
today.
Be sure to attend the jeanette
King recital on Friday evening, Oct.
22nd.
"Neptune's Daughter in seven
acts Tuesday. A $500 attraction for
10 and Zoe.
Nils Nilsson, of Nelson Park, at
tended to business before the county
board today.
Col. A. ?. Mcintyre, deputy oil in
spector, attended to official duties at
Argyle Saturday.
Mrs. II. M. Swanson went to Alex
andria last Saturday to visit her
daughter, Mrs. A. M. Foker.
Miss Vivian Thompson, Of Argyle,
visited her friend, Miss Eda Swan
son, Of this city, over Sunday.
Miss Clara Bake, Of Crookston,
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Hans Bake, tfhis city, Sunday.
See those wonderful mermaids in
"Neptune's Daughter" Tuesday.
Remember the jeanette King re-
cital Of famous plays at the Warren
Opera house on Friday evening, Oct.
22nd.
Mrs. Matt Johnson, of the Westlin
West Hotel, returned home this
morning from visit in South Da-
kota.
Miss Ida Johnson left Saturday for
Mankato and Hutchinson, Mimi,
where she will visit friends for a
while.
| Miss Glynn Sinclair, who teaches
in the Thief River Falls public
schools, visited her home in this city
Saturday.
Hundreds of beautiful women as
maids of the sea in "Neptune's
Daughter" next Tuesday. Admission
10 and Zoe.
r. w. Lang returned home Tues
day from Aberdeen, S. Oak, after
having spent few days visiting old
friends and hunting.
Fred Lundberg and Harold Erick-
son left Friday for Baudette, where
they will be employed in the lumber
trade until the Christmas holidays,
/ Mrs. o. N. Eckstrom and little son,
of Fargo, N. D., arrived this morn
ing for few days visit at the home
of attorney A. N. Eckstrom, in this
city.
Mrs. A. O. Netland, of Northfeld,
Mimi, visited at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Julius J. Olson, last week.
She was accompanied by her two
small children.
/ County Engineer Lind is busy
supervising the construction Of the
state road between Middle River and
Holt. It is his intention to have the
road completed before snow falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Hopwood left
Sunday for visit with friends and
relatives at Minneapolis. Mr.. Hop
wood will also transact business at
several points in the southern part OF
the state.
jeanette King, one of Americas
most brilliant and successful readers
will give the first number Of thu
lecture course, furnished by the Min
: nesota University Extension service
!, at Warren Opera house on Frida!
: evening, Oct. %. This will be an en-
Y tertainment worth listening to, as tn
University never sends out anything
but what is first class. Don't mis-
:. it!
y Rev. J.. G. Wilson went to St. Hi
!. laire last Thursday to conduct tn
funeral Of P. A. Eckstrom, the ma
who was killed by the Great North
e ern train near Angus, an account Q
n which was published last week. MI
Y Eckstrom was we'll known farme
7 in town of Black River and he leave
q wife and one son and six daughter
to mourn his sad and untimely deaf
II He also leaves d mother and tw
) brothers in Sweden. Rev. Wilso
e says the funeral was very large q
e we'll as sad one.