The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-07-10
Wash McNeice is in the CITY to-dty.

Lorenz Nicholaus is confined to his
house.
Dawes How came up from Melrose or
Monday.
large number of strangers are in the
city, recreating.
The old part of the school building is
being reshingled.
Mrs. Geo. Cahoon is the guest of r
T. Greene and wife.
E. P. Barnum and wife returned from
st. Cloud on Monday
Mrs. A. H. Petit and son, returned
from Gooport on Friday.
Miss Brennan of St. Paul is the guest
of her cousin, Mrs. c. +. How.
Ice cream lawn festival at W. O. P.
Hisdale's on Friday evening.
Misses Rose and Addie Apfeld are visit
ing their sister, Miss Mary Apfeld.
Miss Virginia Buck is home from St..
Paul, where she has been teaching.
Bert Rice has returned from St. Paul,
and is at work at the Star Hotel.
Rev. w. B. Hamilton and family of
Minneapolis, are guests at the rectory.
Read Blied's advertise ment elsewhere.
He is selling goods just as represented.
John Boutell has removed from Wah-
peton, to enter the employ of Fred Bum
NELL
Attend the lawn festival at w. o. P.
Hilsdales on Friday evening of this
week.
The past week has been decidedly
warm at times. High winds have pre-
vailed.
A married daughter OF William McCad-
den, living in Kansas, is visiting her
father.
Mrs. Boobar came up from St. Cloud
to spend few days. She returned on
Monday.
Mrs. Collins of Minneapolis is visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w.
Salmond.
John X. Howard returned from St.
Paul on Wednesday, and is confined to
the house.
Miss inertia Trowbridge of ST. Paul, is
the guest of the Misses Towards for a
few weeks.
Miss Louie Allen came up from St.
Cloud on Thursday evening, returning
on Monday.
\ social party of ladies and gentlemen
enjoyed delightful steam boat excersion |
on Wednesday.
Isn't it about time the city harvested |
itscrod ofjimpson and rag..weed? Many
of the principal thoronhfares look like
miniature forests.
The Methodist Sunday school will
hold basket picnic on Thursday of
next week The steamer has been char
tered for the day.
L. NJ. Tobey went to St. Cloud on
Wednesday, returning on the early
morning train to-day.
A little son O. Mat Robischon cut his
foot so badly on Wednesday that medical
attendance was required.
a cheap jeweley establishment has been
occupying one of the stores in the Bruce
block during the past week.
There will be meeting of the Loyal
Temperance Legion next Sunday at 3 p.
L. in the Methodist Church.
DR.. Rich is making rapid progress with
his building. The brick work is finished,
and the roofers are at work.
Geo. w. Saxbury has returned from
Redwood county, having completed his
contract for breaking 300 acres.
The Boston" has large new line of
prints which are marked down to five
cents yard. Every piece bargain.
KittIe Halverson and George Duncas
were in the city on Saturday, discussing
politics from the alliance standpoint.
Mrs S. Simonton contempletes remov-
ing to Hamline, in order to give her son
the advantage OF a collegiate education.
Mrs. John Kusba has returned from
Indiana. Her daughter Miss Kate Kus-
ba, will 60 cast on visit, leaving OH
Saturday.
Miss Mary, youngest daughter of
William Petit of Minneapolis, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Rowe, and her Uncle,
a. H. Petit.
". J. Whitefeld is putting an addi-
ton npon his home property. 1t will be
two stories high, and will be great inl-
provement-
\ gang of horse traders have been
plying their vocation during the week,
w tl headquarters on the north side OF
the river.
Joe Petit has beautiful poney which
gives him unlimited pleasure. 1t is
beautiful animal. as gentle as kitten
and perfect under the saddle.
George Davis has had great deal of
trouble with his eyes, one of them having
been severely injured by nail which flew
from the hammer and hit his eye.
Alex. Tuly, Ransom Buck, and NJ. F.
Woodbury. went out to Haney's mill for
acouple of days fishing on Wednesday.
They drove. taking boat with them.
w. |. Henshaw and wife arrived home
Monday morning from Peoria, ILL.,,
where they left the Andrews company,
which is playing long engagement
there.
Coy. Barto has been quite seriously in
disposed during the past week. He
spent several days at home, but was
coufned to the house the most of tt .
time.
Among the Sank Centre boys who spent