Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-11-08
High School Notes
When? Nov. Is, at 8 o'clock.
Where? Warren Opera House.


Where? Warren Opera House. !:
What? The moving picture play,
"Silas Marner''. >'s7.. =
Who? The Juniors. = "A
Why? To make money for the
Junior Banquet. Everybody come
and help the Juniors! Price 25c.:
"Silas Mariner" is the story~s,-of =
lonely weaver, who becomes a,miser.
His gold is taken from him and a:
little golden-haired baby. comes
mysteriously to his hut. His. life
begins to unfold under her influence,
and at the close of the story he is
loved by all. =. :,:.
The Junior class will give short
literary program next Friday after
noon during class period. -
Hallock has twice asked for "a
basket ball game with the Warren
girls, but owing to the fact. that a
ladder long enough to: put: up one
Of the baskets cannot be obtained,
we cannot say when the game will
take place: = ~,: 1855
Miss Ringheim and Miss Bake re-
turned last Saturday from the. cities,
where they have been attending the
M. E. A. for a few days. ::
The foot ball game played last
Friday between the Seniors and low
er classmen ended with a score of a
to 46 in favor of the lower class men.
What is the matter with the Seniors?
Donald CRANE, a member. of the
Junior class left last Tuesday night:
for Illinois.
Don't forget the motion picture
play, "Silas Mariner" on Wednesday
evening, Nov. Is, at 8 o'clock.
Last week a letter was received
from Ida Myhre, one of our Senior
girls, stating that she was attending
the Greenville College i'm Greenville,
III. She is finishing her high school
course and taking some college: work.
Miss Olson went to Grand Forks
last Saturday to see the game be-,
tween the Agricultural College and
the University ~"
When the creator has made all the.
good things, it seemed there was
still some dirty work to- do, ose| He;
made the beasts, the reptiles. and
the poisonous insects; and when He
had finished, He still had. some old
scraps left over that were too ,bad
to put into the rattlesnake the
hyena, the scorpion, and the Skunk,
$50 put all these together, covered it
with suspicion, wrapped it: !, with
jealousy, marked it with: a yellow
streak and called it a Knocker. The
product was so fearful to zcontenl-
plate that He: had to make. ssson1e-
thing to .counteract it; so He, took a
sunbeam, put it into the heart Of a
child, the brain of a man, wrapped
lit in civic pride, covered It with
brotherly love, made it. believe r1in
equality and justice,. a worker for
and supporter Of everyagood thing in
the community and called. it a
Booster; and henceforth mortal man
has had the privilege Of choosing his
associates. Which are you?
Last Friday, during assembly per-
iod, Roger Sandberg gave very in
teresting report on: the ""Child Labor
i Law" ~ 80: : $50 9: =
We are glad to mention that Mrs.
G.. Cross and Mrs.. Henderson paid
Jus visit last week. They are the
first callers since we have moved: into
the new building. :<$%:>
Supt. MITCHELL has received the fol-
lowing message from Prof. j. Nevin
Johnson of Iowa City,: Born on
Nov. l, 1916, Robert Nevin Jol1hs6n,
weight 8 3-4 lbs" Mr.. Johnson will
be remembered as our former. man
ual training teacher. al.
See Golden Haired. Eppie'' in
/, "Silas Mariner" at the Warren Opera
House Wednesday evening, Nov. Is,
at 8 o'clock, under the auspices of
the Junior class. ,-..,S