The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-02-07
MELROSE NEWS.

DR.. r. B. Foster was in our midst last
week.
Miss Mabelle Clark has been visiting
relatives in Minneapolis for the past two
| weeks.
John Hoeschen of Freeport, was in
town last week.
The evening school is now being held in
Clark's block, where it will be nearer CEN
trail, as we'll as much more accessible to
the majority.
Rube Richmond of Fergus Falls, was
in the village on Saturday last.
Mrs. Cynthia Richmond of Fergus
Falls, is in town visiting her son, E. c.
Richmond.
Hattie Belle, the four-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Richmond died on
Thursday, January Oath. The bereaved
parents have the heartfelt sympathy OF
this whole community in this their sad
affection.
Sleighing is sadly in need of a little
snow.
Dawes Howe has gone to Chicago, Hi
nois, and the knowing ones wink and
lsay that it is foregone conclusion that
when he comes back he will bring a bet
ter halls with hin.
MAX Nicolaus of Sank Centre was in
own on Friday.
DR.. Foster spent last Sabbath at Sank
Centre.
Miss Mabeile Clark returned from Min
neapolis last Saturday after having made
a very pleasant visit among her rela-
tives.
Miss Flora Cook of Minneapolis, is
here this week visiting her cousin Mabellc
Clark.
There was a very pleasant gander
party at DR.. Campbells last Thursday
evening.
DR.. E. J. Lewis of Sank Centre, was a
frequent caller at this village last Satur-
day, having had two professional calls
to look after.
Maj. Clark spent the gIeater part OF
the past week at Minneapolis on bust.
| ness.
Dawes How is expected home from
Chicago on Saturday, and the more curl
| Gus ones sniff the air knowingly and say
| it is foregone conclusion that he will
| come back the poorer half of a strong
pair.
Miss Orendorff of Sank Centre, was in
ovr village on Monday last having her
teeth attended to by our dentist, DR..
Foster.
DR.. Campbell has set up in his office
this week one of Whites physiological
manikins. 1t is beauty and shows an
feature of go-ahead-it-iveness in his call
ing.
The six months old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Borgee expired on Tues
day last of pneumonia.
Frank Lindburg, deputy postmaster
at this place, resigned his position last
week and went to Dittle Falls to engage
in business at that place with his brother
Attorney Lindburgh.
A large bevy of young ladies from Sank
Centre last Saturday kept Our dentist ex-
tremely busy, which fact of itself would
go to show that frst-class work in that
line is thoroughly appreciated.
The Chautuaqua Society met at Prot.
B. F. Wrights last Tuesday evening and
enjoyed frst-class time.
John Hummer of Getty, fractured his
ankle north of this village last Friday
while il, the woods after cordwood. The
sleigh siewed AROUND and caught the foot
between stump and tae back runner,
literally crushing tie ankle.
Mrs. Charley Bosworth returned to her
home at Devils Lake, D. T., last Friday
aftet pleasant visit with her parents.
10 Little is home this week from West
Superior on visit.
O. G. LvmaI aHd wife of Grove Lake,
were in our village several days this week
visiting their old friends, S. B. Kimmell
and son.
Rev. Briggs, of Sank Centre, w as num-
bered among the numerous arrivals from
n $50 sister city last week:
E-ad cro~ yer of this village and Addie
fH -~'1s. were united in
c.,..,,.. ,Aav. RsF
Briggs officiating. The young couple
start on lifes journey with the best wishes
Of the whole community, who hope they
may be happy and prosperous.
James Jenkins of Sank Centre, was in
our midst last Tuesday.
No. wheat is worth 90 cents this
week.
Osla French and wife of Ada, were here
this week visiting his brothers family.