Warren sheaf., 1921-01-12

For the latest records call at e. L.
TOrnell's new music room.
John Barrymore and the 9th Episode
Of the Lost City tonight (Thursday).
| Miss Eda Swanson left last Friday
for Nashwauk, where she will resume
her teaching duties.
! G. B. Johnson left this afternoon on
J the local for. Crookston, and will re
turn Thursday morning.
/, Mr.. Woll displayed voice of very
great beauty as well as interpretative
ability.-Music News, Chicago. a.rH
! Hunter Quistgard left Sunday even
ing for Minneapolis, where he will
take three months course in pharm-
acy work at college there.
Miss Clara Knutson left Saturday
evening for Litchfield, where she is en-
gagged in teaching school, having spent
the Christmas vacation at her home
in this city.
The Warren ePost of the American
Legion will hold a smoker< Thursday
evening. Jan. 18th, at the Masonic Hall,
to which number of the business men
have been invited.
! Miss Sarah Il. OMeara, normal train
ing instructor at the Warren High
School, was. called to her home at st.
Charles, by the death Of a nephew
She left Monday evening to attend the
funeral. ... -
The Sheaf force is busy this week
setting the type for the personal pro-
perty tax list Of Marshall county for
the year 1920 which is to be published
in the various newspapers of the cotln-
; ty next week.
Mrs Woll is more than fortunate in
her magnetism and charm Of person
ality. She played beautifully, with a
clearness and fluency and singing tone
that were truly elightful.-Wisconsin
State Journal. Madison.
Miss Glynn Sinclair, whose home is
at Argyle, and who visited with friends
here last week, returned to Grand
Forks Friday afternoon. Miss Sinclair
is employed as a teacher in the public
Schools Of Grand Forks
i Mr.. and Mrs. 4. B. Nelson have re,
ceived the news that II pound baby
girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
%ESth, 1921. Mrs Anderson is Caugh
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson. Her many
] friends here extend congratulations.
( DR.. G. S. Wattam left Sunday, fo,
the twin cities, where he will spend ;
couple weeks vacation visiting differ
ent hospitals, and attending the medi
cal clinic held in ST. Paul this week
conducted> by some Of the most notet
physicians in the United States. +. III
may also go to Chicago to pursue medi
Z cal research work before returnin:
& home.
A. d. Nordstrom, one Of the progres
siye farmers of the Gatzke community
1t was Warren visitor Tuesday attend
ing the annual meeting Of the Marshal
County Fire Insurance Co. Mr.. Nord
strOm has for years been Successful
grower of alfalfa and has quantity 0
choice seed for sale which he advel
tises in the want column Of the Sheaf.
Il Senator n. S. Hegnes, Of Argyle, VIII
was chairman Of the committee o.
motor vehicles at the last session, ha
been appointed as chairman Of tn
committee on re-apportionment. Th
committee on motor vehicles has bee
abolished the highway committee tax
ing over it's duties. Other committee
to which Senator Hegnes was assigne
are Banks and Banking, Corporation
and Commerce, Drainage, Taxes an
Mileage
II NJ. L. Warner, Fred S. Clarke and
e. Carlson left for Park Rapids, Hui
bard county, on Tuesday to engage i
the work of organizing the Farm Bl
reau in said county. After having OF
ganized that county there are two Q
three other counties in the state tina
have been assigned to them for Far1
Bureau organization work. The MAJ
shall county squad evidently is NEE
ing with great success in enrollin
farmers in the big organization know
as the Farm Bureau, and their service
are recognized blythe state organize
tion
FOUND-Tire chain. Owner can hav
same by calling at Sheaf Office and pa.
B ing for this notice.
LOST In city Monday, side curtai
for auto Finder please leave at Shea
Office.
MOTHERS! Why not protect IL
children by using milk from a II
berclin tested herd? p. Frost Spaul,
ing Farm Co.
DR.. Spofford
~ Optometrist
Will be at