Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-01-25
(FrOm Another Correspondent

Is tie village OIL S1kluS Stlll On
top? You bet, we are, and more so.
We are determined to stay there too,
regardless of cold weather and every
thing else. News is scarce but here
are few items which goes to prove
the above statement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myrbo autoed to War
rem Wednesday,, Jan. Is. A few years
ago this was considered an impossi-
bility, at this time Of the year, but
due to the road improvement of late
years and the kindness of our wealth
erman, it's an easy undertaking now,
even in the midst of the winter.
Hans Olson, Of Middle River, better
known as Electric Olson, was calling
on our Village Dads Thursday in re-
gard to the installing of a village
light plant, but apparently the
''Daddies" found the present time not
ripe"
L. 0. Fevig, travelling salesman of
the Standard Oil Co., was in our vii
lage last week comforting with the To-
cal agent for the company concern
ing some business matters.
Our local athletic sports seems to
stand in very bad with the weather.
man as every time a game is staged
the weather is against them. Last
Saturday a wrestling match was
scheduled and everything was in
readiness but due to the cold and
stormy weather, it had to be post
poncd, but 1--WE will stick and we will
win BY the way, we have here in
our village few very good wrestlers
and all around sports, who do not
have to take back seat for any one
in an amateur match. Whosoever do
not believe this are most cordially in
vited to come. here and be convinced.
The teachers Of our school,, Mrs.
Gustafson and Miss Bloomsness, are
using every spare minute these days
in practicing with the children of the
seventh and eighth grades in a play
to be staged sometime next month. We
hope that everybody will feel it a
duty to encourage them in their work
as we understand it, this is nice
play and worthy Of everybodys sup
port and we can see no reason why
play Of such an innocent nature
should not be promoted and encour-
aged by one and all, irrespective of
our opinion on theatrical matters.
The board Of directors Of the cream
cry association held their monthly
meeting on Monday, Jan. %. A lot
of business was attended to as this
was the last meeting for the year
ending Dec. 81, 1921. Notwithstand-
ing the fact that the butter has
dropped in price considerably, since
the beginning Of this year, price
of 80 cents pound for butterfat was
paid for December delivery. After the
meeting the Board was invited to the
Henry Anderson home where Mrs.
Anderson had very splendid dinner
waiting for them. Needless to say
all partook of it and expressed their
greatest gratitude to their genial hos
tess. @
We thought that the crime wave
that is now going over our country
was not going to reach us, but we
got it. Yes sir, it's here. Sad but
true, and to prove it, please listen
to what happened here the other day.
One Of these cold mornings, our vii
lage marshall happened to think about
his woodpile and after having viewed
the remains of it, decided that an
augmentation of it was necessary, so
next morning he hitched his pracing
colts to his sleigh and went for a
load of wood. Everything went fine,
our dear old marshall kept a sweat
ing and chopping and towards sunset
4 load of consid erable size was tind-
ing it's way to our village with our
marshall on top Of It. Arriving home
he found 1t rather late, so he decided
not to unload before next morning.
The next morning came and Mr.. Mar
shall was up bright and early as US