The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-01-01
SAUK/ CENTRE HERALD.
L94AL SUMMARY
THURSDAY, DEcEMBER rs, 1890.

THURSDAY. DECEMBER rs, 1890.
1891.
Happy New Year.
Don't make a mistake.
Geo. M. Bennett was in the city or
Saturday.
R. Wegener of Alexandra was in town
on Monday.
John Eberspacher of Westport, was
in town on Monday.
Miss Alice James of Eagle Bend was in
the city on Tuesday.
WANTEp.-Girl to do light homework.
Enquire at this Office.
Miss Flora Truman is home from st.
/ Cloud for the holidays.
Mrs. c. w. Nash is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. E. p. Barnum.
DIR. ia. Dubois went down to Mime.
apolis on business last week.
5 "A dog fight broke a window in the bar.
Der shop of Mack Culberton this week.
Misses Edith and Ethel Smith are home
for the holiday season from school, near
Chicago.
President Coe, ofthe creamery associa-
ton, has purchased the fuel for the ensu-
ing year.
Sam TAFT, now living in Duluth, came
down to spend Christmas with his
Mother.
Rev. H. P. Fisher of Massachusetts,
preached in the Congrgatial church on
Sunday last.
The sons OF veterans held a pleasant
social dance at the memorial hall on
New Years Eve.
{. A small party was well entertained at
the residence of Mr.. Josiah Cooper on
Saturday eve last.
Wednesday was a damp, foggy day-a
rare occurrence in this part of the worlc
at this time of the year.
The man who will make no errors in
dating his correspondence 1890 will be
entitled to a chrome.
Chas. Dimond and Geo. Nottage are
recuperating at West Union. They re-
port 90 rabbits on Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Pendesgast game over
from Little Falls to spend Christmas
with her sister, Mrs. Dewey.
Henry Keller went down to St. Cloud
on Friday last. Thence he slipped down
to st. Paul for day or two.
Quite number of young folks enjoyed
a lively evening at the residence of Mr..
James Norris, on Friday last.
The iron hand rail on the bridge has
been put in place, and has taken the
place of the old wooden railing.
John Roberts, formerly conductor on
the Northern road has been in the city
for several days during the past week.
There are twenty-five young people
home in the city on a holiday visit.
Most OF them are scholars and teachers.
Mrs. Shas, A. Morse and SON are at
San Jose, CAL, and are eloyiHg the eli
mate OF the golden state beyond measure.
Freddie, SON of Rev. Mark Jukes of
Alexandria, is the holiday guest of Ar
thur Brewer, on the north side of the
river.
James White is still very seriously i'll,
hHt is showing little improvement, and
hopes are entertained that he will re-
cover.
&c. Judge of Minneapolis, formerly
with M. Hogan, was in the city during
the week.
Allen Barto has been the guest of his
brother, Judge L. R. Barto for several
days, He will rstHrH to the university
next week.
Fhe weather changed from damp,
misty, soatheriy breeze on Wednesday
to clear cold north wind on Thursday
morning.
A load OF Sank Centre young folks en-
joyed the Methodist social at Chase's
place at West Union. They report a
large Attendance.
Miss Fannie Kaiser of Aexandria has
been spending her holiday vacation in
this city. the guest of the Misses La HIATT.
She returned to her home on Monday
last. ~
81. S. Doty and family will remove to
St. Cloud on Saturday next, when Mr..
DotY assumes the position of deputy
sheriff and jailer under Sheriff elect Ham.
merel.
Elisha How came down from Fergus
Falls, on Friday and remained over Sun
day. He is still on the road selling hard.
ware in South Dakota, with headquar
tiers at Huron.
Hon. Joseph Capser went down to St.
Paul on Monday to he present at the
preliminary work of organizing the
house. Mr.. capser will be one Of less
than dozen reelected members.
S, {. LaHatt of Alexandria, assistant
stats boiler inspector has been in the city
during the East two days, inspecting tbs
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applicants for licenses for engineer.
A letter from Stewart Taylor to his
wife received on Friday last states that
he made the trans-Atlantic trip in safety
although he suffered considerably froH
sea sickness which had left him weak.
The several Sunday schools of the city
held appropriate Christmas festivals fol
the children. and the Christmas seryisei
at the Episcople and Catholic churches
were entertained with excellent music
4 heap Of fces throughout the STATE
change hat1s this week, and many