The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-09-19
CORRESPONDENCE.
MELROSE.

| Inc Lad1eS AID Society OF the Memo
dist church will hold a Carnival of Days
in Richmond's hall, beginning on Thurs
day evening, September Goth and contin'
uing through Friday evening. The six
booths will be arranged TO represent
the days OF the week. Monday, being
wash day, articles such as are necessary
| clothes-pins, clothes-sticks, wash-tubs
| baskets, wringers, hard and soft soap
will be on sale. Tuesday. ironing day
| laundrying will be done to order-extra
| polish on collars and cuffs. Starch, iron
| holders, bees-wax and sand-paper will be
sold. Wednesday is mending day-bach
ellors leave orders. Fancy articles OF all
descriptions will be offered at this booth
Thursday, reception day, ice-cream, cake
| and coffee will be served. Friday is the
day for sweeping and dusting-brooms,
| brushes, dust caps, dust cloths, dust pans
| and holders will be sold. Saturday, bak.
ing and churning day, butter-milk. cakes
pies, etc, may be obtained. A New Eng,
land supper will be served on Friday eve
ming half past six ito which all are invi.
ted. 1ce-cream will be served both eye
nings and through the day.
We should like to hear from the Sank
Centre and St. Cloud ball clubs relative
to playing the third game of the series in
| this village.
We do not care to be called kick IF, BIZ t
| there are some things the people ought
| to get the facts about, nevertheless. 1t
is evident that no one should frd fault
until cause is given. and then if Informal
ton is demanded no individual should
get angry because his methods are crit,
cised. Nothing wrong has been done in
the bridge matter, but it would seem
that the delay might have been averted
if proper means had been employed at the
right time.
P.J. Winters has purchased lot west
of the Reynolds phase and has begun a
residence 16x26-14 foot posts with an
addition 12x16. J. H. Waltz bought the
lot adjoining and will erect house very
similar in proportions.
Willie, the fve-year-old son of Frank
Dodge, died on Monday night at this
place, of typhoid fever. The sympathy
OF the whole community is extended to
the bereaved parents, the affection being
| peculiarly heavy, as he was their only
child.
Mrs. S. Manufacturing Of Glendale
Oak, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs
| A. v Freeman.
DR.. McMasters Of Sank Centre, was in
our village on professional business on
Friday.
John Pallansch went to Minneapolis on
Friday and returned on Sunday evening
after enjoying the metropolitan sights.
Mrs. Dora Gildersrnith of Glendale, N
D., arrived here on Wednesday and will
remain several weeks the guest of her Sis
ter, Mrs. N. NJ Freeman.
| w. E. Kimmell went to St. Paul on bus
mess and pleasure combined and was
absent two days during the past week
w. H. Cheney attended the state fair
on Thursday, and went thence to River
Falls, Wis. after his family, who have
been visiting his wifes parents for sever-
al weeks. They returned on Monday.
| Frank Morehouse sold his firm, east OF
town, on Monday, to a newly arrived
German for ST. 500, and gave possession
on Monday, moving into the West resi-
dence in this village for the winter
Mrs. Charles Shepard of Brainerd joi:l-
ed her husband here on Thursday and
they will reside here during the winter.
William Stems spent last week in Min
neapolis enjoying the exposition and Wis
iting friends.
A. N. Whittlesey divided two days of
the pass week between the state fair and
the exposition.
| Miss Charlotte Crossen went to Saint
Paul on Monday and will be absent two
months.
II. B. Edelbrock has built an addition
to his Sore for tin-shop.
Commissioner Whitney went to Saint
Clond on..Thursday on official business.
Mat. Kraker reshingled the roof of his
store this week.
| Ed. c. Richmond commenced to ell
large his hall this week and will reroot it
with tin. He will put the hall in first
class order and heat it with steam, and
then the village will have fine accommo-
dations in this direction.
Miss Cook returned to Minneapolis on
Tuesday.
| Wheat 81 cts, a drop of two cents d,l-
ring the week.
| Vim. Rain of Sank Centre was I'M town
on Wednesday. :,
Tue Chautauqua society met at the res
idence of Edwin Clark on Monday eve
ming and reorganized for the season.
The Melrose chess, checker and whist
club will meet on Wednesday evening OF
next week at DR., Campbells office to ar
range for the fall and winter entertain
ment.
John E. Coe, postmaster at Lycoming,
N. Y, spent several days in this village
during the past week and left for Grand
| Forks to visit A Rheinlander. He is an