The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-03-20
MELROSE.


copied the position of buok-keeper in
Edward CIark's bank this week and start
ed in on his new. duties last Tuesday.
Fred Woods made flying trip to Sank
Centre on business last Tuesday evening.
N. M. Freeman is rusticating this week
at Dwight, Ill. This is the first pleasure
trip Mr.. F. has enjoyed for the past ten
years having been closely confined to bus
mess all the time.
Ernest Pusher and wife, of Morris,
spent last Sabbath at this place visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Crossen, his wife, parents.
They returned to their home on Monday.
p P. ]. Caspers accompanied by his
brother-in-law, ]. P. Winters, went to
Chicago last Saturday where Mr.. c. will
have an operation performed on his eye
which will be removed for cancerous
trouble, which has existed for several
years, and for the removal of which he
has undergone several unsuccessful oper-
ations at st. Cloud, st. Paul, and on
January last at Chicago.
MIR. Nora Pushor, of Morris, spent
several days the past week visiting
friends in this village.
Walter Cummings, of Sank Centre,
spent several hours in town on Monday.
A. A. Whitney went to St. Cloud on
Monday TO be absent. three days on a
commissioned session, and from there Il.
will 80 TO Minneapolis to attend the G.
A. Il. encampment.
Fred Woods and Tommy Sullivan
spent Sunday at Sank Centre: g -
A. T. Riddell OF Milwaukee, Wis, was
as busy as a beaver in Our village on
Friday. He represents the Milma ukee
bridge and iron works, the company
which put in our steel arch bridge last
tall.
Mrs. Louis Evans, of St. Puul, is here
this week visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Wheeler.
a. N. Whitlesey went to Minneapolis
Wednesday morning to enjoy the pleas
ures OF the encampmcnt.
DR.. J. E. Campbell spent several very
pleasant hours at Sank Centre on Fri
dav afternoon.
Our school will close on Friday for it's
spring vacation of two or three weeks
duration.
The newly elected council was qualified
on Thursday and held a special session
on Monday evening to be followed by
another on Saturday evening next. The
regular meeting being held the first Tues
day evening of cacl, month. Honors sit
we'll on the new board and we are pleased
to see them getting into the harness of
public work so soon.
Frank Morehouse is having two build
ings erected at this time on his newly
acquired property. E. c. Richmond is
doing the work and hopes to have them
complete and ready for tenants by May
first.
The M. E. social was held at Major
Clark's residence on Thursday evening
and good sociable time was enjoyed
by large number of very sociable peo-
pie.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is on the flood
tide of popularity, which position it has
reached by its own intrinsic, und, rLted
m:rit.
St. Patrick's day was observer at this
place on Mon lay Ivy the first services
held in St. Patrick's church for several
years, with fattering prospect of cor
tinuing the services from once to twice a
month from tn, time.
Dawes Hov tried hard to make base
hit on Tuesday evening bnt fatlcd to
make running connections.
John Doherty resigned the marsha H.
ship last week and has resumed his old
position in the cooper shop. Mr.. D. had
made many warm friends during his
term Of Office, who regret to see him give
up his position as he was the best quail
fed man that ever carried the star Of
that Office since the village was organ
lied.
Geo. NJ. Kolb is building a new resi-
dence 1sx2s, left posts. just south of
John Pallanche's this week, and the work
is being rushed as fast as the weather
will permit.
Mrs. E. S. Freeman, who will be 50
years of age the first OF next August has
put up a very pretty patchwork quilt
since she was 81 years of age and pre-
sented it to your correspondent and his
handsome spouse as a token of her de-
voted friendship, which shall long be
cherished by us both, and we thank her
kindly for the present for we realize the
amount of hard work that a quilt rec
cessitates on the part of the maker.
Mrs: Edwin Clark and her sister, Mrs
Merrill, went to Minneapolis on Tues
lay to visit relatives.
Wheat is worth 7Octs. this week.
THE MOST obstinate cases of ,atarrh
are cured by the use of Ely's Cream,
tho only agreeably remedy. 1t is not a
l;vuid or snuff, is easily applied into the
nostrils. For cold in tue head it is mag
ical 1t gives relief at once. Price so
cents.
POISON OAK