The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-06-30
PER SONAL,

| e. f.bdTHuHl WENT TO 81. fdul during
the past week.
ST Hayward of St. Cloud. was in the
city on Monday.
DR.. ]. M. McMasters has been in St.
Paul during the past week.
!. w. Ward of Little Falls, spent Sum
day in the city with J. e. Parker.
John Adam Botz of Minot. N. D., was
in the city during the past week.
A. J. Smith went to Minneapolis on
| Monday. returning in the evening.
John Lyendecker, who is now making
his home at Verndale, was in the city Oh
| Friday.
Mrs. L. S. Bishop is visiting friends in
Iowa. She will be absent about two
| weeks.
Henry Keller spent Sunday in the city.
He had just returned from the Chicago
convention.
Henry A. Mayo OF Walhalla, N. D.,
with his daughter, was in the city on
Wednesday.
Howard Wilcox left on Monday for
/ st. Cloud, where he has position in a
grocery house.
Bunnell has received peaches, apricots,
watermelons, cabbage and all other
fruits in season.
Asahare H. Hussey of Mount Pleasant.
Ohio, was the guest of his cousin, A. H.
Petit, over Sunday.
George Nottage, who has been at work
at his trade, type setting. in St. Paul,
was in the city on Monday.
Robert Firth was III the city Sunday
evening for a brief visit, returning to
Alexandria the next morning.
Geo. Duncan, the genial mail route
agent on the Great Northern road
was i'll tine city on Saturday.
Mrs. ]. W. Ward OF Little Falls has
been the guest OF her parents. ]. c. Parker
and wife. during the past week.
o. G. Lyman and c. F. Bohall have
gone to Omaha to attend the National
convention of the peoples party.
Judge Baxter passed through the city
OH Saturday on his way home from st.
Cloud, where he had been holding court
Mrs. Charles Sawyer and little daugh-
70 of M;nnaonoJ;c ,~a
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Stabler.
Byron F. Carr came down on Satur-
day from the Northern Pacific country
and will remain until after the Fourth OF
July.
Mrs. John Batcllelder left for trip to
Boston, Mass on Tuesday accompanied
by her two daughters. They will not
return until autumn.
Mrs. Geo. Gruber, after visit of sever
al weeks with her daughter, Mrs. T. ].
Killeen, returned to her home at Barnes
vile on Monday last.
William Wilder and wife of Grand
Forks, practising attorney, was in the
city on Wednesday on their way to
Birch Lake tor couple Of weeks.
John M. Apheld left on Wednesday for
New Orleans. He has taken the agency
for the Murphy Liver and Kidney cur>,
and proposes to work it vigorously.
A. J. Smith and family leave for Mar
tha's Vineyard on Tuesday. His nephew
Robert, will come from Appleton, Wis.
| to conduct his business while he is ali.
| sent.
Miss carrie Johnson of Grove Lake
came home from Lincoln, Nebraska.
where she has been attending school for
the past year. She has scores of friends
who welcomed her return.
DR.. ]. H. Long, former employee Of
the HERALD, now practising physician
| in Nebraska, was in town on Monday
I on his way to Long Prairie, where his
wife has been visiting friends.
J Conductor Baxter of the Little Falls
and Dakota road is taking well-earned
vacation of thirty days. and will visit
! Helena, Portland and SanFrancisco,
His tram is in charge of Conductor Roll
| Inns.
Mrs. VIM. Stevenson, wife of the con.
ductor on the Sank Centre Northern
branch, and children left here Monday for
Benton. Montana, where they will re-
main until about the first of September
visiting relatives.