The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-06-23

W.. Whiteaeld is in st. Cloud.

| Little Albert Marie is home from
Red Wing.
Charles Dimond is down from st.
Paul for short visit.
VIM. Rain and family are visiting
friends in Fergus Falls.
Bert Sawyer of Minneapolis, was in
the city during the past week.
| Henry Keller is in Chicago attending
the democratic national convention.
Miss Edith Whitfield went down to
St. Cloud on Wednesday to attend a
wedding.
George Fish returned from Redwood
Falls on Monday whittier he went on
business.
Robert Firth, who is telegraph oper.
ator at Alexandria, came down to visit
his mother on Sunday.
Miss Elsie Lawson of Anoka, Is the
guest of her brother, c. w. Lawson, and
will remain several weeks.
David L. Lyman, wife and daughter OF
New York, are visiting with his brother
in Raymond, o. 6. Lyman.
Mrs. N. H. Miner, who has been Wis.
iting in Minneapolis for couple OF
weeks. returned on Tuesday.
Bunnell has the finest ice cream always
on hand, which will be served in his es-
Establishment, or sold in quantity.
Mrs. S. p. Wickwire returned to her
home at Grey Eagle on Saturday, after
| a two weeks visit with her folks in this
city.
Rev. Steiner of St. Cloud, a delegate to
the Y. P. S. c. E. district convention,
was the guest of A. H. Petit while IN
the city.
Mrs. 7. I. Bell and children arrived
from Minneapolis on Saturday to spend
the summer with Mrs. L. E. Tubbs, her
mother.
Misses Edith Clifford, Mabel and
Edna Fawcett of st. Cloud, will spend
two weeks with their aunt, Mrs. o. B.
, Boobar.
William ZONES of the Melrose Sun,
passed through this city on his way
home from the Park Rapids G. A. R. en-
campment.
| Little Anna Bellus, who has been max
ing her home with her aunt, Mrs. John
w. Oehl, has returned to her home in
North Dakota.
John Barnard returned from the
State University, Minneapolis last week,
making the trip of 1913 miles on his bicy-
Gle in 26 hours.
A. E. Frost of Chicago, was in the
city on Friday visiting his friend. Chef
Potters. the night operator of the Great
| Northern Railway.
Melvin Scherffius has gone to Winona
to learn the jewellers trade with his
uncle. His mother, who accompanied
him thither, has returned.
Fred A. Platt of Waterloo, Iowa,
special agent from the Equitable Life AS
surance Association. is making his head
quarters in the city for the present.
Prof. Henry Johnson, principal of the
Rushford public school, and one of the
Sank Centre boys of whom we are all
proud, is home for the summer vacation.
Albert Dahlem returned from his
visit to New York on Saturday night.
He has had very enjoyable visit of a
month with friends in the great metrop-
oils.
Geo. R. Whitney went to Melrose on
business connected with the Fourth OF
July excursion. There will be a number
from that village to go to North Dako-
| TIA.
Geo. M. Bennett of Minneapolis,
came up on Tuesday and returned the
following day his wife and daughter
accompanying him home. Mrs. Bennett
was considerably improved.
Miss George Bennett, who has been
attending school near Chicago, arrived
in the city on Friday of last week, and is
with her mother at the residence of her
grandfather, Alexander Moore.
A. A. Whitney Of Melrose, passed
through the city OF Friday, returning
home from the c. A. r. encampment at
Park Rapids. He reports good time
and speaks very favorably of that place.
Fred Rowe AMI wife returned to
Minneapolis on Saturday. Mrs. Rowe
is making her home in Minneapolis,
while her husband is spending a porlit n
of his time on his large farm at Bird Is
land.
Miss Nellie Whitefeld returned home
last week from Hancock, where she is
teaching school, bringing with her a
friend, Miss Councilman. who remained
here until Wednesday, when both left
for Hancock.
The following members of the Epworth
League of this city are in attendance up
on the state convention now in session
in Minneapolis: Rev. c. w. Lawson OF
the board of control, H. w. Bishop,
Mesdames l.. S. Bishop and N. Christi
anson, Misses Marion Cleveland,
Franc Herbert. and Clara Chase
Rey. c. w. Lawson was elected as one
OF the committee on credentials. Rey. H
G. Bible, formerly of this city, will read
one of the papers during the meeting.
Unprecedented OFFER.
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