The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-07-12
CORRESPONDENCE.
MELROSE NEWS.
Too warm.

| Too warm.
Keep cool if you can.
A shower of ice cream void be fine.
We have some news that is too good
to publish.
Several families are making prepara-
tons to recreate for week 1t the lakes.
The Cleveland and Thurman club cele-
brated last Saturday evening, and the
gentle zephyrs play mockingly with the
protective tariff banner which the pole
| groans under. ~
Mrs. J. l. Hendryx of Sank Centre, has
spent the past week in this village, the
guest of Mrs. VIM. Clark
John Schoenberg had the misfortune on
Wednesday to get his middle finger on
the right hand caught in the shaping
machine cylinder at Richmond & Schoen-
berg's sash factory, and the lacerated
member had to be removed in part.
A. Parish of St. Cloud, dropped into
town on Wednesday and has very glow
ing account to offer for the prospects of
the boys in Cass county.
A literary and musical social will be
held at the residence of Maj. Clark on
Friday of this week, and everybody is
most cordially invited to attend. The
evenings programme will be of the most
highly entertaining nature after which
refreshments will be served in cool state
| witfjce cream and Strawberries as the
attractive trimmings.
A Women's Christian Temperance
league of a local nature was organized
last Tuesday evening atthe M. e. church.
This was but temporary move. Orlan-
do Chase was chairman and Miss Gertie
Carpenter, Secretary. Committee on
bylaws and constitution consisted OF
Mrs. Fireman, Mabelle Clarke and w. E.
Kimmell; on permanent organization,
Mrs. S. B.Kimmell, Mrs. w. E. Kimmeu
and Mrs. S. Townsend. On motion, ad-
journsd.
Henry Kalkman, wife and children took
their departure for their home in Duluth
last Monday after spending six weeks
visiting friends and relatives in this 10
cality.
| Our district school closes on Friday Of
this week, and an eight and a half month:
term has been taught.
Theo. Smith shot fifty house rats at hi
place last Saturday, and thinks he ha:
now got rid of the pest.
Mrs. A. V. Freeman will spend the com
ing week at Grove Lake, the guest of Rev
and Mrs. c. B. Wyatt. Fishing, camp
ing and the like is in the programme :.
We see by an article in the Foreman
Sergeant Co., D. T., that Randolf Hold
ing, once prominent man in this county
has got into trouble and the very obnox
ious application of boodler is ASSOCIATED
with his name.
DR.. A. C.Lamothe Ramsey of St. Cloud
was in our village last Monday on bust
ness.
James Mitchell came over from Milac;
during the week to visit his family.
| A week from next Saturday will be OH
annual school meeting, when a directo
will be elected:
S. B. Kimmell & Son have for servic
at this place one of the finest Holster
bulls in the state, weighing 2, 1OGpounds
Lightning rod men are in our midst a
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flourish
Mrs. J. H. Bruce, of Getty, spent til
Fourth at this place and appeared to EN-
joy herself, but did not wish to be criti
cised. Who would?
Senator H. Keller of Sank Centre, was
among the large crowd that celebrated
at this place on the Fourth.
Johnny Robertson of st. Cloud, was il
our village during the week visiting Old
schoolmates and friends.
The village council met last Tuesday
evening and transacted it's usual budgd
of business.
Miss Charlotte Crossen returned honr
from st. Paul this week. She has beef
absent from home for about five year.
attending school.
Mrs. F. Cook of Minneapolis, is her,
this week visiting her relatives, Maj. ant
Mrs. Edwin Clark.
John Moritz came down from Cas-
county for weeks visit.
Sam TAFT spent his Fourth at Melrose,
and says that living in the pine region is
delightful.
John Schoneberg came down from lis
claim last Tuesday for a short stay.
Ed c. Richmond went to Long Prairie
last Tuesday on business trip.
H. A. Owen of Dodge Centre, spent sew
eral days in town this week visiting his
brother.