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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-09-28
HELGELAND

Alfred and Ellis Olson transacted
business in Warren on Monday:
Mrs. J. NJ. Olson, Mrs. w. G. Hamrick
ternoon with Mrs. Andrew Olson.
Simon Olson called on E. Olson on
Tuesday afternoon. H." r
itor at Elias Jouringdars on Tuesday.
Truman Thompson was to Angus on
Mrs. Filing Olson and Anna Olson
nesday afternoon. -. ..N
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Rowe and mar
garet Christensen autoed to Crookston
on Thursday, spending the afternoon
Mrs. Ole Gjerde was called to crook
ston on Tuesday on account Of the ILL
ness Of her sister at one Of the n, hosp d.
Mrs. O. J. Carlson and daughter Ma
bel visited with Mrs. Christ solvik on
Carl Christensen was an Angus caller
on Thursday evening.
Christ Solvik was a business caller
in Warren Thursday evening.
Margaret Christensen and Annie OIL
son visited with Marie Hamrick on FRI
day.
irma Thompson spent Wednesday af-
ternoon with Ruth Olson.
Mr.. and Mrs T: T. Thompson autoed
to Thief River Falls on Friday evening.
Their daughters Maryille and Evelyn
returned nome WITH IncHl " SpcIu IHc
week end after their first week Of high
school work.
Mrs. Filing. Anna and Ruth Olson and
Charles Haverlandt were Warren visi-
tors on Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Hamrick. Mar
garet Christensen and Marie Hamrick
were Crookston visitors on Sunday.
Lars Dimmen, of Norden twp, called
on Andrew Olson on Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Olson, Anna Oh
son and Stella sandbo, Of Angus. were
guests at the Simon Hanson home at
Alvarado on Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs.
are all invited to come in the evening
il you can't be there in the afternoon.
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LOCAL AND NEIGHBORHOOD
NEWS OF MARSHALL OUNTY

A two days series OF evangelistic
meetings by the Augsburg Gospel
team was conducted at the Rinda1
church on Tuesday and Wednesday and
despite weather conditions were quite
well attended. Rev. Geo. Larson, - OF
Thief River Falls, was present and
lead the meetings, the team comprised
John Peterson, Christian Olson, Thor
Quambecl1 and Mr.. HalVorson, all stu
dents Of. the Augsburg Seminary OF
Minneapolis. III ar. u #..l S2.& Es 44ss, Is
Adolph Haugen had the misfortune
last Tuesday while working with q
a small piece which came with a force
sufficient to penetrate his clothes and
lodging about two inces into his thigh
Immediately above the knee. Mr.. Ha-
gen was taken Immediately to the Thief
River Falls hospital.Where the part was
frozen and after an hours work the
piece was located and removed. =. j
Bernhard Ranum returned on Tuesday
from St. Paul where he had been with
another carload of stock for the Rose
wood Shipping ASSOCIATION.
j.. Sindelier, accompanied by two
sons, left on Thursday evening for his
old home near New Prague after re-
ceiving a communication that his IA
ther was dead at that place.
Martin Furan, accompanied. by two
sons, arrived the latter part Of the
week from Slayton to spend some time
here. .p.... ..- -,
A sister of Mrs. f. A: Silverness, ac-
companied by a daughter, arrived on
Friday evening from her home near
Oslo for an indefinite visit with the
Silyerness folks. OIL
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came from far and near to show hom-
age and respect for the young man who
had fought valiantly and laid down his
life in his country's cause Impressive
funeral services were conducted at the
NJ. 3. Church and the hero boy laid to
rest with all the honor and respect and
loving care that comrades and friends
! could offer. Il .= sE. ,5 MI; h
Carl G. Foss, who some years ago
was assistant cashier Of the First Ma
.tional Bank Of this city, arrived here
Wednesday from TT. Dodge, Ia, where
he has beeen in the real estate business
since leaving Argyle. Mr.. Foss states
that there has been no activity in I he
land business in Iowa the past year.
Farms changed hands in great numbers
at greatly advanced prices during the
boom, and now with the bottom knock
ed out of all farm products, the pllr-
chasers are unable to make the grade
and many Of the farms are going back
to the original owners. The heavy
rains we have had, Mr.. Foss says, are
not confined to this section alone; all
the way from TT. Dodge, he says, the
same conditions exist. Il =
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MONROE SCHOOL NOTES
r..g District No. 47)

The attendance has improved consid.
erably since the first week. There arc
now % pupils enrolled. y H.
Last Friday some of the children
were out picking colored leaves, and
among them was Vernard Brandstrom
He got into some poison and by Satur.
day his face was all swollen. He die
not attend school Monday and Tuesday
We have received some of our sup
plies, but the largest amount has not
arrived yet. g.
On Wednesday we fooled the sun
when he came out from under Il cloud
We all lined up and had our picture
taken. Obid Moen and James Dahl
berg climbed up on the flag pole last
Thursday and had their pictures snap
ped. g.. VS.
AS Thursday and Wednesday were
nice days the children went out in the
woods and ateNtheir dinners. After they
had eaten their dinners, they picked
blackcaws. =.
Our teacher, Miss Taus, has a kind
of a boil on her cheek, so she can hardly
eat or laugh.
At Cooks they are going to have a
farewell party for Harry Kalb Sunday
the 25th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Moen and family
are going to move to Thief River Fails
this winter. In this way we will lose
some Of our scholars
On Friday we have spell-downs an(
geography matches and then we arc
dismissed half an hour earlier.
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THE FUNCTION OF ..-
+ r. TO-. A LETTERHEAD

If the function of leterhead ended
with mere carrying of message from
one man to another, then wrapping pa
per would be good enough for business
stationery. What you think about bus
mess stationery isn't quite so important
as what the man you write to thinks.
He is the one that is to be influenced
by the stationery, and the messages it
willcarry. Pride and parsimony should
be eliminated, and a consideration of
what will appeal most to the men that
are to receive the letters should alone
guide in the selection of modern bust
ness stationery.
So whether you buy your printing
from a printer who prints or from one
who produces and in his production
gives quality and service, depends not
entirely upon the pride you take in
your business, but upon the esteem you
would have others hold for it. The
class Of letterheads or other business
stationery you desire is produced at the
'Sheaf Printing Office. Phone 80 and
your needs win be supplied.
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WONDERFUL GAIN IN
WEIGHT REPORTED
Young Woman Only Weighed IS Pounds
Now Weighs Over 100 And IS
&. Gaining Every Day u.

Before began taking Tanlac only
weighed Is pounds, / now weigh over
one hundred and am gaining every
day. said Miss LaRue Davis. Of Chat
5tanooga, Tenn. h 3s
II bought my first bottle Of ranlac
at Gas City, Ind, and it helped me so
much that l continued using it. ] have
always been very delicate and suffered
a great deal from stomach trouble and
rheumatism. I rarely ever had any
appetite and simply could not relish
anything. / fell off until only weigh
ed76 pounds and was so thin IL looked
perfectly awful. This is the condition
was in when I began taking Tanlac. /
':Oh, / feel so different now Even
my complication is improvined. Ny APP
petite is good and I can hardly get
enough to eat. Tanlac is simply grand
and can truthfully say it is the only
medicine that has ever done me any
good.' :s ~. s<5..
Tanlac is sold by leading druggists
everywhere. * /. - ( ~" ~ F..
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ROSEWOOD

Mesdames James Thompson and Ena
Thompson left on Tuesday morning for
Warren where they will seek medical
attention. Mrs. James Thompson re
turned home the same evening while
Ena remained for several days.
Rev. Werner Drotts, of Viking, con-
Quoted regular Sunday evening services
at the Congregational church in town a
will be held at the same place a week.
revival series when the two evangel-
lists Elmer seagren and Carl Beckman
vices at P. NJ. will be held during the
week days. The public is invited to
these services which will be in both the
American and Scandinavian languages.
Mr.. and Mrs John Cormican and chill
Wednesday evening for visit with
Mrs. Cormican's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Hasby.
Elmer Dahlstrom. from Wylie, mo-
tored up on Sunday for days visit at
the Axel Kron home.
School opens at Willowdale on Mon
day morning. Sept. 26. Miss Ella Fell
man from Thief River Falls will teach.
Mrs. Albert Paulson spent Wednes--
day at Viking visiting with friends and
shopping.
e. Ness. from near Newfolden, ar
rived home via this place on Saturday
evening after having spent the fall
working in North Dakota.
Mrs. Margaret Wendt, from Warren,
arrived on Saturday and will spend
Sunday here visiting with friends and
attending to various matters of BUSH
ness.
Alec Hellquist and Miss Clara Soren-
son motored to Viking last Sunday
where they spent the afternoon. and in
the evening Miss Sorenson returned to
her school work at the County line
school
The following school officers went to
Warren on Friday morning to attend
the school officers meeting that day.
Selmer Sorenson and Christ Evenson
from the Busy Bee district; John Bat
ten and Martin Nelson. from Edgewood,
John Halvorson and Gilbert Grindeland,
from the Prichard district, and Alec
Hellquist and Joel Il. Shoberg, from
Rosebank.
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ARGYLE.
From the Banner.

ig,t
Mrs. Lofberg departed Saturday for
her home at Grand Rapids after a Wis
it here of several weeks at the homo Of
her daughter, Mrs. ID ]. r !. Brannan. I.5
Fred Labine and Louis Riopelle, who
had been here looking after their farm
interests during harvest and tire hing,
departed Saturday for their homes at
Los Angeles, Calf. 81. Mr. Riopelle was
accompanied BY his daugh liter In law,
Mrs. Lawrence Riopelle and little child
who will spend the winter in Cali form
Sia Mr.. Ri0pelle will join them there
later when the fall work on the farm
is finished. ri SSH
t33 The body Of Willard p. Vestre who
was killed in action in France ia the
World War was brought home to Dray-
ton, n. ID I, and on Sunday last "a very
largely attended funeral was held. Com
rades and citizens I'M great numbers
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JUNIOR CLUB WORK AT
FAIR WINS HIGH PRAISE

iii The greatest exhibit Of boys and
girls club work i have ever seen. !" This
tribute to boys and girls club work
a feature Of agricul tural extension as
promoted by the University OF Mime
sofa. was uttered By George e. Farrell
of Washington, D. G., leader Of junior
club work in the United States. Mr..
Farrell was present every day Of the
fair, and witnessed many Of the dem
constructions and took careful stock of all
exhibits IS t5 5 q .5= ,s5s
The endorsement given by MI. Far
rell was heartily seconded by T. E..
HeWick, state leader in Wisconsin, who
Judged various contests at the Mime
sofa fair. Mr.. Bewick said .'The good
work OF the state agricultural extern
sion division in training future citizens
is manifested in the most excellent pro-
gram which the young people put on
at the Minnesota state fair. # y
g Among the awards made in the state
fair competition We're. the following:
Champion state observation-disclosures
crime O'DOnnell, Glencoe. ~
p champion canner-Mary Forrest,
ClearbrOOk, Clearwater county.
Champion pig raiser-DOrOthy Lee
man, Winnebago; second, Lester King
biel, Blooming Prairie. &l5&.>.
E State champion breadmaking team
Leona Peterson, Myra Jones, and Eve.
Ign Cuddy, Mankato. This team is rep
resenting Minnesota in the home eco.
Monies team contest, enter by IL states
at the Interstate Fair at Sioux City.
State champion concentrating team
Evanson, Ollie Knudson and
Ellen Wickem, Ulen, Clay County.
= State champion cakemaking team
Audrey Pulver, Genevieve Fink and
Lila Rogers, Rose Greek, Mower coun-
ty. Members of this team also won
first place in the peach shortcake con-
test which entities them to free trip
to the International Livestock Show at
Chicago. y. y.
State champion poultry team-Geo
Haselrud, Evelyn Brodin, and Haven
Satire, CrookstOn This team is rep
resenting Minnesota at the Interstate
Fair at SiouxCity to meet the best live
stock and crop teams from IL other
northwest states. .-,"
Champion potato team-Carl Ash
Stephen Easter and Eugene Finney
Humboldt, Kittson county.
State dairy judging team for the Ma.
tional Dairy Show-Einar Larson, Bee
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STEPHEN
From the Messenger

Mrs. VIM. G. Anderson and son ar.
rived from Angus today for short stay
with the Martin Jensen family. -
Carrie Lillegaard was a visitor at
Warren Tuesday, going down with her
daughter FlOris, who had her tOnsils re-
moved by surgeons at the Warren Hos
pital. -. r.. ~
Joseph Mulvey, who has spent his
summer vacation here. with the home
folks, left Tuesday for Collegeville,
MIMI, to resume his studies at St.
Johns University. 81. .5....,
Whalen left last week for Glendive,
Mont, near which city they have ac-
cepted teaching positions for the COM
ing year. .
Miss Adell Merdink spent the week
end here with her parents, leaving on
Sunday evening for Erskine, where she
has position as principal of the high
school. @,:,1 4. ~: fG5
Lillegaard Bros, have been awarded
the contract for the construction of a
new school building in District No. 1874.
Wanger, and have already begun exca-
waiting for the basement and fOunda-
ton, on the new school site in Sec. 4.
The amount Of their bid was $4,416,
which does not cover heating and ven
tilating systems, the contract for which
is to be let on Saturday, Oct. 1st.s,# .s
Sis Unthreshed grain in this section is
badly damaged, according to. some Of
our farmers, because OF the frequent
rains which have practically prevented
threshing during the past three weeks
A ff1n fpr,O ip,iro I'm,
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ker county Glenn Peacock, Polk cotln-
ty; Alfred Steuernagle NVinona county;
and Lloyd Stitt, Morrison county.
. State livestock Judging team for the
international Livestock Show Edward
4Tersteeg, Dakota county Clement
Chase, Dakota county !; Edith Alexa1n AZ,
der, Kittson county Walter Geary,'
PipestOne county. 3a a5i5s ta M 5Bf5}.
!. The first pig showing contest held BY
the Juniors was won by Lloyd Bisso,
Princeton, with Anchor Nelson OF
Brownton second, and Donald Jones OF
Hopkins, third. Thirteen counties were
represented in the county exhibit con-
test, rs against only three counties ex-
.hibiting last year. Mower county was
given first prize, Kittson county second,
Rochester, in Olmsted county, third !;
Blue Earth, fourth and Washington,
fifth. s%.@s@ b. ss n .5 =: If *;
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OSLO
From the Tribune.

Miss Irma Knoll Of Radium, is the
new assistant at the local pOStOffice,
commencing her duties Monday of this
week. ''~s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Durand of Fork
are the parents OF IL baby boy born Fri
day OF last week. All doing nicely, in
Guiding Elmer.
Matt Amundson, former owner of the
American Cafe, departed last Saturday
evening for Minneapolis where he will
receive medical treatment for his foot
that has been causing him considerable
trouble Of late.
j. c. Figenskau, of the Citizens State
Bank, at this place, is in receipt of the
information from Cashier Amundson, of
the State Bank OF East Stanwood,
Wash, to the effect that their bank was
recently robbed and for the third time.
In the last raid the yeggmen in carry
ing away their booty, also took a nest
Of thirty private safety deposit boxes.
He also mentioned that the night
watchman. Mr.. NJ. o. HELD, had been
|given vacation, and it was during this
period that the robbery occurred. Bet
ter keep Mons on the job hereafter.
Yesterday, morning when Drayman
Andrew Larson went to his barn to feed
his team, he found one of the large
blacks dead in the stall. The death Of
the animal is rather a mystery, as on
the evening before it seemed in usual
good health and showed no signs of
sickness. The loss is keenly felt by Mr..
Larson. as he will have to purchase an
other for the dray team. The same con-
ditiOn existed in the stable of John An
dersOn on the same morning. One of
his horses died during the night and
with no apparent cause.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-09-28

Mr.. Businessman! Are you sending
your subscriptions for daily newspapers
and trade magazines through the
Sheaf? A liberal commission is allow
ed us by the publishers on all sub
scriptions. BY sending your. orders
through the Sheaf portion of your
money remains in Warren and will help
build up the community. Ask for our
prices on any publication.
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The Key that UnlOcks the Door to Long
r. Living

= The men of eighty-tive and ninety
years of age are not the round, we'll
fed, but thin, spare men, who live on a
slender diet. Be as careful as he will,
however, man past middle age will
occasionally eat too much or of some
article Of food not suited to his consti-
tuition, causing indigestion or constipa-
ton and will need dose of Chamber
lain's Tablets to move his bowels and
invigorate his stomach. When this is
done, there is no reason why the aver
age man should not live to ripe old
age. #.
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VIKING

Neil Axelson who has been employed
at Parkers Prairie, Mimi, visited with
Viking friends Friday enroute to his
work at Overly, N. d. ~ III ~. l.
Miss Hilda Larson, of Fergus Falls
arrived at her home last week ~ ~
Q. M: Tangquist's entertained num-
Der of friends and relatives Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Peterson and Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Olson, of Warren, We're
Viking callers Sunday evening. AZ d..
4 Sivert Hanson having sold his house
moved out to his daughters home. IT.
Wasley, in Numedahl, last week where
he VIAL make his future home.
+ Albert Erickson, visited at VIM. An
derson's. .|5 u, ~ i'E -, ,'..s. H. ST, - H. :.:5.
Miss Frances Leach left for Warren
Monday morning to take up the aca-
demic course at the North Star College.
Don't forget the auction sale by the
Y. p. s. Saturday evening. Il II
A number of young people We're
pleasantly entertained at VIM. Ander-
sons Friday evening. 2j5r p: 5a
Several $Vikingites autoed K to Axel
SWenson's in Vega Sunday and attend
ed services conducted by Rev. Seagren.
b Mrs e. o. Styrlund entertained the
following ladies Thursday afternoon:
Mesdames f. Anderson, p Lindquist,# C.
Anderson, A. Torne1l, c. Styrlund, a.
iStyrlund and Ethel Styrlund. ri. sa5
iii Mrs. Werner Drotts and son David
talltoed to CrOOkston Monday.
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Congregational Church of Rosewood.
Werner DrOttS, Pastor.

The Evangelists Seagren and Beck
man will have series, Of services in
the church commencing next Wednes-
day, Sept. %, and continuing for week
or more. Meeting every night at P
NJ. and on Sunday 1890 A. NJ. and s P
M. ALL are welcome ".',t
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Swedish Baptist Church
MOSSBERG. Pastor

No Sunday school or meeting in the
forenoon on account OF the Red River
Valley Young Peoples Conference 81 at
Eagle Point Oct IL. In the evening
the young peoples program will n Be
given in the Vega church. gs# E33I91E
E Ladies aid will meet at the home o.
Mrs. Victor PEARSON Oct. 6. ri 3s7 Sc
Il AlvaradO .s5 81 .,sE S
Thur sday slSH} s, q . 81
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Use monogram stationery for your
| correspondence. The Sheaf can print
neat monographs OF any initials. CAN
! and see samples. -
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dinner at the Carl Olson home Sunday.
NUMBER of high feh9o girls R spa
hiked out to Fred Peterson's grove Sat-
urday evening.
Mrs. Swanson and son Peter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sanfrid johnson and family. Mr.;
Mrs. Dan Dahlstrom and sons spent
Sunday afternoon at the Ole Bergman
home.
Mildred. the five year old daughter
Higdem. died at the city hospital at
Warren Friday of appendicitis. The
funeral was held Monday at the Kongs-
vinger. church. The community extends
their heartfelt sympathies to the sor-
rowing relatives.
Miss BUSINESS, Of Moorhead. and Mr.
Malm, of Warren, were visitors at the
VIM Malm home Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sands and sons
and Cecil Sands We're callers at the
Malm home Monday. :
Mrs. Fred Christensen and Hazel
were village callers Tuesday. .5..
Rev. Mossberg returned from Mime
apol polls last s week $50 ,x...,
Willow Johnson formed a quilting par
ty at the John Olson home Tuesday at
| Mr.. and Mrs. liver Lodoen attended
the funeral Of Mildred Anderson Mon
Mrs. Hilma Fering and son Clifford
| were Warren passengers Wednesday
| evening.
,, r- SCHOOL NOTES
J. A lyceum course of seven excellent
tertainment this year. The price Of the
season tickets for adults and school
children is within the reach Of every
one. It is hoped that all who possibly
can will purchase season tickets. BY
reason Of q new ruling of the Attorney
General we will be obliged to add the
war tax this year.
we would like to sell to any district
that may be interested. Since the erec-
ton OF our new building we are using
a gong. We also have two water tanks
suitable for any country school.
few second year pupils in manual
training would be glad to make a few
articles Of furniture for any one wish
Brown, f:.t : II Il. s 4 szi.sE -, IT,. Il lsssa
The first high school party took place
nds as sep e. ie IL taf %he
party opened with grand march. De-
mure girls clad in gaily colored aprons
and lively boys in overalls made a pic
the roOm.S The feature of the evening"
high. school students. Miss. Watkins.
when she brought before her audience
"a human pipe organ, upon which she
played such selections as Home Sweet
Home" and GOOD Night Ladies. Re.
freshments We're served at eleven
o'clock. The committee in charge of
arrangements was Adeline Hill. Helen
Porten, Anna Pearson, Adelia Anderson
and Agnes Hagglund. 4sfa3s -
Saturday afternoon group OF high
school students linked" out west of
town for weiner roast. Miss Bystrom
and Miss Riebe chaperOned. @
All children planning on entering LIST
grade should do SO as early as possible
as they will not be able to catch up
with the class. 4l E f t3 . ilsSis& 3g
The stage in the auditorium is being
remodeled this week. Es.gy
New attendances are Ruth Hend-
rickson, 9Th grade; Arthur Johnson. 9TH
grade. and Marvin Sands. high school.
Clifford Fering8is having his tonsils
removed this. week. III ti3 * f5l AZ Ri!
Arnold Bergan was absent the early
part of the week. M Fl 4 S:!s 4s
Mr.. and Mrs. Dahlgren entertained
the faculty Monday evening at their
home. f 5ti# xs$ MI IL s5s% Ell 8 Ri
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3SE Mission Church OF Viking. 55 :5 /. Z
IS5.5 WERNER DROTTS. Pastor. E
$. Services will be held next Sunday at
1880 a.. NJ Sunday school at 1:45 A.
M. 9.s8 a iT5 $# hi NJ IL. IT ~ 4 A5s ~ H /
"a The Young Peoples Society will have
their Mission auction next Ii Saturday,
Oct 1 at 8 r. M. All are welcome. fis. 81
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Professional Cards

DIR. G. s. WATTAM, Office First Ma
tional Bank Building, Warren, Mimi.
Special attention given to diseases Of
Nose, Throat, Eyes. and fitting of
Glasses.