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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-19


MARY erect 10 IlNt III '"IEct""H' a.
in spite OF many predictions the Old
,ity which likes t. remind Washing
nnu that II Is the ycriest urstart and
10 boast that it never was boom
town. seems 10 b, undergoing right
now something closely akin To- a
boom. III" official world naturally
"discovercd' Georgetown when the
Secretary of War and Mrs. Baker
went to live there some I'VE years
ago in Maj. and Mrs. w. Z. =.
Freuch's lovely old house in y street
3 Thrn nc Robert Todd LiucoInr
bOu"It handsome and. hiSt"rl" o!i
marsion just over the way. The J"hn
l.. NrWboids bought on" Q. TIE old
hon cs across Rock Creek from
Washington and: when the . street
fridge was butt and Tho street cut
through. proceeded I" pick IL w
'odliy ana move IL oui 81 hhrh' way.
a. is now "c'uP''" ~ th' '"'o"
'AItaiTes ~ italy ana Mnt. hfaNnli-
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7lNHSHALLS HAVE SPENT
lERN ACTIVE WEEK.

The Vice President and Mrs. Mar
soil viii spend Chris mas cut of
Washingto but not at their homo !
Indianapolis as they would like. They
N.iIi De 'SOIneH here IN PonnsY .vania, D."
where the Vice President is sch dula 4
to MAKE an address, returning the
early part of next week.
IL" NarShalls have had a busy
N..n. accounting the Monday Eve
rim. CUBS banquet on Tuc sday, din
Ing with the secretary of Agricul .ur,.
Hr.u Ms. A,,r, di,h on Thursday. and
last night with Senator Walter Ed e
and his muthcT-in-law. Mrs. Sara Lee
D. u rs who Is his hostess. They
had n distinguished littlc company to
n,.r, ,u. guests Of honor.
ON Tuesday Mrs. Marshall presided
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-19
Social Realm
, Is Ready For
: ~ Merry Xmas
ERRY CHRISTMAS! Here it is
mi upon us anu from all m !

eJOI upon us anu IIoIn All }"
a ~ tons il viii be tuiy
Sassr,y Cnistmas in Washington the
Clans are gS.h>ring rapidly eNeIy
tram into town brings It's happy
freight of girls and boys let 'oo"e
from school or college for thei' ho"-
aays and from the time they arrive
until-th,y return to their books every
( moment will be taken up.
= While there are no END or parl'es
: e specially for the sub-deb, they WI
F, also be included in many of the par
tiles for the d, butantes and VIII eV,h
nave a preliminary taste. some OF
/. them, of the more oricial functions
, ma calendar.
.. sT'he % advertisement BALI Tor the
, tenetit of Noel House on "Wednesday
evening, the Junior Leagues chr St
mas dance on Thursday the anhuai
ythristmas might ball for the chii-
href's Country Home-aiways orc o'
dthe~ smar est functions of the year
Miss Anne Flights coming out dance
oSn 'LIshrist laS Eve. Miss Ellnor
tWheeier's dance. Miss Adeline OK
iards dance, the fancy d.css ba
which. Mrs. James W. Wadawo rth, Jr"
End Mrs Henvy n. Hoyt are sW.hS
'i0intlys for Miss Evelyn NadsWorth
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and Miss Nancy Hoyt--there you
have just a sample of the activities
which viii make the Christmas sea-
son memorable. In EDITION. Il
course. there will be some official
dinners. although the Official season
doesn't really commence until jan
uary.
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At the regular meeting of the Ladies
+ the Senate--to which she is very
faithful. II was their last meeting
until after the holiday s--and was
made notable by the reading OF what
one Senator's wife described as a
perfectly beautiful letter from Mrs.
Harding. This was in lieu of thu
speech that they had tried to get out
Of her the week before. when their
first meeting of the winter hal been
turned TO a picnic luncheon in honor
Of the prospective First Lady. On
that occasion Mrs. Harding had beg
Ged of on IN" ground that she was
too full for utterance.
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CHRISTMAS PLANS OF
" tSlIINGION NpTABIES.

But ] have digrCsseG IA usual. Tor
what | started out to write about was
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-19

his historic visit last year, #
mistake not.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-19

The Congressional Club had its
second meeting Of this season at its
club house on New HAMPSHIRE ave
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MRS. EDWARD GARRETT
RIDDICK.
V. Sims

Miss Marie Sims, daughter
Of Congressman and Mrs. Thetus
w. Sims.
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MRS. ROBERT
McCLANAHAN ALLEN,

Formerly Miss Augusta Glass, who is
the daughter of Senator and Mrs.
Carter Glass. 4
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Although the Wilson's did not
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$4,000 S-"-I--o~<-- 800 80. 49,
lLGhlAgHHEMIHE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-06

Improvement of humanity.
We recommend that these general
presentments be published in the Her
aid and Enterprise and that they be
paid the sum of $3.50 each
Respectfully Submitted
w. R. Bowen, Foreman, J. C.
Strong Clerk, S. L. Livingston, S. E
R. Young, G. C. Ball, o. L. Bradshaw
H. Lambert, E. L. Peterson, L. l.
Griner, R. I. Maffett, D. D. Garrison
M. E. Whitman, H. A. Day, J. S
Brown, G. E. Ball, J. F. Guin, H. K
Sigh, G. B. Frey, w. B. White, J. B
Russell, T. NJ Wilbanks.
The foregoing General Present
ments having been read in open court
1t is ordered that the same be, and
they are hereby approved. Let the
same be filed with the Clerk of this
County and recorded 1t is further
ordered that the recommendations as
to the publishing of said General Pre-
sentiments be carried out, also the
publishing OF the auditors report and
the county commissioners are hereby
authorized and directed to pay out OF
the funds of said county for the pub
LEGATIONS recommended, In open
court, THIS Dec. 2, 1920.
o. T. Cover,
Judge Superior Court.
]. B. Wall Sol. General.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-06
NOTICE

We will open the stock yards in
fitzgerald just as soon as there is suf-
tic1ent business to warrant the open
ing, at this time hogs are moving
slowly and the market will discourage
selling for sometime.
We will handle your hogs promptly
through the DELLA yard Until the Fitz-
gerald yard has been opened and urge
you to call us at Ocilla for any infor-
nation as to market conditions, call us
reverse and we will grady advise you.
w. |. McCranie Livestock Co..
Phone Is and so, Ocilla Ga.
bed Dec. II e i
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-06
HINTON-DEYO

An event of Sunday was the mar
rage of Miss Mary Edna Deyo,
daughter of Mr.. H. B. Deyo of Fitz-
gerald, to Mr.. Elmer w. Hinton, Of
Irwin county, at the parsonage OF
the First Christian church. Rev. S
A. Strawn performed the ceremony
before about twenty friends. The
couple left Immediately for the home
of the groom.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-06

care OF prisoners, and that he exercise
more diligence in looking after the
safety of those who are committed to
his care to await trial by. the proper
court,
Respectfully submitted,
w. B. White, Chm
D. D.. Garrison,
G. B. Frey.
We further recommend that the fur
mace be fxei or some other arrange
ment be made whereby the jail can be
kept warm.
The Committee appointed to in
spect ]. p. Books, submitted follow
ing report which we as a body adopt
and recommend.
Exhibit D.
We your committee appointed to
examine the book of Justice of Peace
of Ben Hill County
We examined the book of both T.
P.'s for District III.
Book of W. H. Robitzsch Dist. 1865
Books of D. P. Adams, Dist. 1897
The other book we were unable II
procure. We find the books exam.
med well kept but rather out of date
and recommend that the ]. P.'s BE-
furnished with new books that will
be more in keeping with modern bus
mess methods.
Respectfully submitted,
G. c. Ball
H. Lambert
M. E. Whitman
GEORGIA, Ben Hill County.
respectfully ask that you recon
mend that the following bill be paic
by the County Commissioners,
TO serving % Subpoenas to com,
before your body before Court con
vened at 50 cents each $500 OF
Respectfully submitted
E. H. Dorminey, Sheriff Ben Hill
County, Ga.
GEORGIA, Ben Hill County.
To the Honorable Grand Jury for tn,
October Adjourn Term of said coun
ty:
| respectfully ask that you recon-
mend that the County Commissioner.
of said County pay the following bill
TO Issuing 90 subpoenas to com,
before your body before Court con
vened at 15c each S147(
Respectfully submitted,
d. w. M. Whitley, Clerk Superio,
Court Ben Hill Co., Ga.
We recommend that the sum O
$4,000 be paid f. H. Dorminey
Sheriff for serving 90 subpoenas t.
the witnesses to come before thi
body We recommend that the Clerl
| OF Superior Court, D. w, NJ. White,
, be paid the sum OF $1470 for issuing
% subpoenas to witnesses to com,
before this body
We recommend that the Foreman
OF the Grand Jury be paid the sun
OF 5000 per day, that the Clerk b,
paid the sum of 5000 per day, tina
the Bailiff be paid $500 per day. Tha
H. K. Sigh be paid $500 for TIL
use of car for committee on roads in
/ spection.
We report (4s) forty-fve, Tru
I Bills.
We report Q3) Thirteen No Bills
We recommend that Auditors Re
port covering period from Oct. l, 1911,
to August 81 1920 be published ii
Fitzgerald Herald and The Leader
Enterprise by County Commission
ers of said County.
We wish to express our appreci
alton to Our efficient Solicitor J. B
Wall and to his able assistan
Jesse Grantham for the able advic
and courtesy shown us during thi
term of court.
We desire to express to His Homo
Judge 0, T. Cover our appreciation
for the able and strong charge h
gave to this body; for the moral III
lift of society and suppression O
crime in our County. We congrat
ulate the county on honoring judg,
who is using this high office for tn,
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Carroll and lit
tie son J. H. Jr. of Valdosta were
the recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
D. Carroll.
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1920 Cotton Crop
Exceeds Last Year

The report of the Census Depart
ment issued last week announces the
following for the counties in this sec
ton shows the following increase in
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-06

LOST-One Ladies' Black Kid
Glove for left hand, between five
story building and S02 w. Roanoke
Drive, Saturday. Finder will return
same to Room sos, Five Story Build
ing and receive reward. 1tp
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-06

Mr.. Claude Sykes of Della left a
few days ago to spend sor2etime in
Carlsbad Mexico.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-06

Misses Gladys and Katherine Sweat
have returned to their home in Nash,
vile after delightful visit to Miss
Tyson Fitch on West Jessamine St.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-06
LOST

REWARD-For return of lady's hair
switch to Leader office. Lost We'd
nesday between 5ll E. Pine and 400
w. Magnolia. d9p
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LOST-Yellow spotted Pointer, fe-
male, bobbed tall goes by name of
Kate. Return to Home Furniture Co.
and receive suitable reward. it
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F OR r E Mt

FOR RENT-133 Acres of land, 100
acres in cultivation. Is stumped all
under fence, two houses and barns;
VIII rent part or all Three miles
out on Ashton Road 5000 total rent.
Apply L. Q, Downing or ]. r. HOY
ton d6p
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CABBAGE PLANTS FOR SALE
Frost proof leading varieties 25c per
100 delivered; $1.75 per 1000 at patch.
Cash with Order. F. +. Stokes Fitz-
gerald, Ga, RID No. 2. DIP
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FOR RENTING furnished rooms
at 402 W. Pine, Phone $50 2tpd
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FOR SALE

SEED OATS FOR SALE-I have
some genuine Texas Rust Proof Seed
Oats for sale. Phone 1911, ]. G..
Wright d6p
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FOR SALE-Saw mill machinery;
shafting and pulleys; complete brick
mill parts. Casper Hide & Skin
Company. If
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-06

Miss Nellie Fitch is spending the
week in Ellaville.
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U N Z

FOUND-Black COW Thursday, own
er can recover by paying for feed and
advertisement. Apply to Sam Des-
zier on d. w. Rogers farm east of
town. ltpd.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-06

To Clean Spectaeies.
Most opticians use solution of
sterine and water for this purpose.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-10
VIKING

Ella Anderson returned home the
fore part Of last week. She has been
employed for some time at the Brum-
mund Hotel in Thief River Falls.
Mrs. Eldon,s from Baudette, visited
at her daughters home, l.. Sands, last
week. @gl4
Mr. and Mrs John Ranum are at
present visiting with relatives in War
Lena and Hilda Nelson, of Alvarado,
came out Saturday evening to assist
Mrs. p. o. Peterson with the house
work. Peterson's have sold their farm
and will have sale Of their property
Wednesday, March 10th. The intend
to move to town, having purchased a
house here -
E. Kellberg Sundayed at her home
in Thief River Falls. 81
~ The A. Axelson family were pleas
antly entertained at o. Drott's Sum
day. !.
the special train for Warren and took
in the basket ball game at said place
Saturday evening.
Rev. Drotts returned to Viking Mon
day morning, having attended the. Red
River Valley Conference held at Thief
River Falls last week. =sS 4.ss#
August Bloomberg, who has been
taking treatments at Thief River Falls
for some time, returned to his home
Monday of this week.
Lily Holson, Of Warren, arrived in
Viking last Saturday evening to re-
sumo her duties as school teacher in
Dist. No. 1T. Said school has been
closed for three months.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-10
BLOOMWOOD,
Here comes Bloomwood again.

Here comes BloomwOod again.
Visitors at A. Lindberg's Sunday
afternoon were Eckman's and Pearson's
young folks. Alma Morberg and Her
man Haugen. --s ..~..F.%--.y
Mr. and Mrs. Lofberg and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Vieth and family. visited at
d. Stamy's Sunday afternoon. .".
The Ladies' Aid and Young Peoples
Society which was held at H: Dahlin's
last Thursday was well attended.
Al. Lindberg visited with friends in
Warren Saturday and Sunday, return
ing home Monday.
Myrtle Ahlm and Carl Olson visited
at A. Lindberg's Saturday evening:
Mrs Anna Dahlin visited at H. Dahl
Iin's last Tuesday.
Swan Pearson, Carl Johnson and FL
mer Lindberg, who have been working
in the woods this winter, arrived home
Carl Larson, from MINNEAPOLIS, is
visiting his uncle. Andrew Kittleson
Arthur and Ingval Efterfield visited
at r. Tells one evening last Week
last week to have some dental work
done.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-10
ROSE OG)lD
Change In Local Store,

(N0I rtNp,
Carlson e. ~ ny. -. s., s ede
nasdau = aasa ~
his com ~, s os 60 81 =.
moen. ana Will In the fntnra cnndi1ets
the = M ~ ~
Merchamdisa Mr. sarmnan o - TatiS,nr
viii deVote his time TO- I farmine' Ie
village. On me an q 3 as 'hefnra ,nan
tioned this store viii he enlarged this
sDring ia 'near1vs' dnnhla its enras u
size' and Mr. Carlson willSS nn & IN n
groceries,. dry GOODS and q shelf hard
ware. and plans Is rive the public the
very best OF service IN the future ~ S
- : 49, -. : ''1' =
rha Nnr:w p,;an r ,audia,s,5 <, II !, a. ti,,er
wa ! held ~ thas AnGarsnn ana Pa,Iis.55
lhame last TliesdaVs afternoon R.v#
Geo. Larson. OF Thief River Falls al
frst Tmasdav ~ MIL MIL w at ne tha ~ Ta NM
Raftesath home -Els-S"rss3S. ~ $500.
Mrs. Geo. Larson and Mrs. s Erick-
son Of Thief River Falls We've in tnmn
last tuesday to visit and attend - t NE
Ladies' Aid meeting, - s..o 3
Andrew Anderson, agent OF the
IJanney$s Sempple Hill Co., Of Mime
Ihilain fas - 800. -
Miss Viola Anderson left last sat,,r-
day for Thief River Fails. where She
will be employed in the future. s. -
Miss Sena Seyaldson returnad last
Saturday evening from Warren. w6ere
she has been visiting the last week = A.
MISS Nina Westby. who has haan
VISITING with friends at Adams N Is
for week; returned home last Tues.
day. q s 81
Selmer sHaugen.S Alick sHelonist and
%. j. Dahl left last Wednesday FOR
Thief River Falls where thew atfended
the Nonpartisan convention. -
Gust Opseth. of Minneanolis. arrived
home last Saturday q afternoon for "a
brief visit with his folks. 4
health this winter. was somewhat.
worse the latter part Of the week and
DR.. Paulson was summoned on Satur-
day.
L. L. Furan was in Thief River Falls
between trains last Friday on business.
Waldo Batten returned to his home
in Minneapolis last Thursday following
weeks visit with his folks north OF
town.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-10

work forward to. a general discussion
tai min e. farm 9 ~ methods III
the train at Angusson Wednesday eve-S
r. p. Miller transacted business in
Angus on "Wednesday. besides visiting
Angeles, Calf. q short time ago.
Clarence Striech has been busy this
last week hauling hay to Angus for
Mrs. Oscar Hauglid. Mrs Inga and
Levi Pederson were Tuesday evening
callers at Ole Gjerde's.
Fsg Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Olson visited with
Filing Olson on Thursday.
Alma Anderson called at Pederson's
Tuesday evening. ssS
Gena Olson spent this last week at
home as her school had to be closed
Simon and Ellis Olson helped Frank
Hamrick haul flax straw to Angus on
! w ". q. Hamrick was to Warren on
Arthur G.. Arthur o. and Martin
Olson spent Saturday in Warren and
took in the basket ball game in the
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Durbahn visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Simon Olson on Sum
Gena Olson visited with Anna Olson
Friday and Saturday;
Sunday visiting at the John Olson
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w j. Durbahn were to
Grand Forks. N. D., for short visit
Arthur O., Ellis, Gerhard and Sidney
Olson called on Bob. Miller and Henry
Savre on Sunday evening.
rs Frank Hamrick was to Angus on
Monday for q load Of feed.
Ole Gjerde made a short trip to
Angus on Monday.
If you don't know who THAT Rascal
Pat" is, come and get acquainted with
him March Gath.
The Progressive Farmers Club meets
on Friday. March oath, in the Four
Corner school, formerly known as the
ESolvik. school house. A home talent
play entitled THAT Rascal Pat" is one
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-10
Do YOU READ THE WANT ADS?

The Sheaf this week carries an un.
usually good number Of want advertise.
ments in the section devoted to classi-
fed advertising on the ninth page.
There surely is something of interest
to everybody in these columns. Get
the habit Of looking in the Sheaf classi.
fed ads for the things you want or
need. IT you have something to sell. it
will pay you to try a want adj.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-10

Two y auction sales were. held. lar
Lind Quist and Friday. March Eth. Il II
very we'll attended and everything sold
for good price. Toby Scheie.' from
Warren, was auc tioneer at both sales.
DaEny Anderson visited at "a. Lar
sons Sunday evening ss57s 80
George Hegg returned home, from
the cities last week, where he has snant
about a. months time visiting With
relatives. = 3 = -
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Lindouist SIM.
dayed at Chas.i LindQuist's 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Styrlund were War
rem visitors Saturday. -
-. i. Belts. from Pinta, MIMI who
has purchased the Peter 8 induuiaf
farm, arrived in Viking last week.
Mrs. Belts and children are expacfad
this week. p. Lindquist's are movine
, into the John Larson house where tileY
Will live while their house is being
built. 51 - ~ = :. 2
Joseph Kulseth. Of New Solum. was
IN viking last week. Joseph has at
tended barber school in the cities and
NeWfolden. ',.'>A : - =.
John Larson's are moving to the John
LindQuist farm this week, which thew
are going to rent this year. y Is
Hatred HalvOrson, from Montana Is
! visiting at his parental home s. John
Halvorson's, of this place. 81 -
I'D. Sorenson's moved out to their
farm this week. ,s 81 %5 ~
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-10

we'd about midnight good time was
reported by everybody. Mr. and Mrs.
Johnson will make. thier future home
in Canada. Their many friends wish
them the best Of health, wealth and
happiness throughout their married
life.
II you want to hear the latest song
hit come and hear that Rascal Pat"
sing It,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-10
HAD CHRONIC BRONCHITIS
FOR twenty SIX YEARS
NO w well AND HAPPY

- - - :, =, -. .
The experience OF Mr.. r. !; Tou-
palik, 1893 Rose street, Lacrosse,
Wisconsin Is chle1y remarnaDle
on account OF the length OF time
he was afflicted:
He writes: nave Deen SUI
fering with chrome broncmtls ior
tWenty,slx years ana every WINTER
WOulG, e ctstG4 co!u anu pecon!e so
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-10
Green valley school Notes.

The weathersis cold and we have seen
no signs of spring yet.
The following had perfect attend
ance last week: .Hulda Sahlberg,. Ethel
Knitter. Agda Sahlberg, Harry knitter,
Edith Sahlberg,. Ethel Hanson, Hilmer
Sahlberg, August Sah1berg. Walter
Engen, Vergil Nelson, Gladys johnson,
Agnes Johnson. Emma Johnson, Hans
Hanson, Myrtle Ramstad, Vernon Nell
son and Kenneth Nelson. ss:ls==ss
Last Tuesday Harry Sahlberg came
back to school after a long absence.
In Thursdays writing contest the
five best papers were written by Agda
Sahlberg, Ethel Knitter, Hulda Sahl-
berg, Clarence Engen and Ella Engen.
The eighth grade history class have
been reviewing the revolutionary per-
iod, so now they can tell you all about
our country in 1875.
4 Last Friday afternoon the Little
Citizens League met. After the BUSH
ness meeting we had a spelling contest.
The leaders were Ethel Knitter and
Myrtle Ramstad. Ethel Knitter's side
won. After the contest, games were
played. Pupils enjoyed good time,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-10

Ml.slen Ohurel 81 Vikins. *
WERNER DR0TTS. pastor.
Services will be held next Sunday AT
p. m. and p m. Sunday school al
/ p.: m. M $ #S.%s. 5Ss'
Prayer meeting Tuesday at s. .. m.
All are welcOme .s3kS4. 5$ $Ss S.fs${$
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-10

CARL WALLGREN, Graduate Swedish
Medical Gymnast and Masseur. City
Hospital. Warren, MINI.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-10

E. g. BAKKE, D. D. s., skandinav1sk
Tandlaege. Office in the Taralseth
Building, Warren, MINI.