The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-09-07

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W.D. Townsend went down to st.
Cloud on Saturday.
Mrs. IT,. Murphy went down to st.
Paul on Saturday.
Miss Lena Bach OF st. Cloud is visit
| ing friends in the city.
The Misses Keller went to st. Cloud
during the past week.
S.N. Thompson, of Grey Eagle. was
in the city on Wednesday.
Wash McNeice of Little Sank,
was in this city on Wednesday.
la. Caughren and family leave for
Chicago next week to visit the fair.
Mrs. M .A.Scheldrup and two children,
returned from Brandon on Saturday.
Miss Rose Cooper is spending afew days
on her brothers farm near Westport.
N. W. Rice has been confined to his
room by sickness during the past week.
Miss Leta white commenced her duties
as teacher in the Sutton district on Mon
day.
Miss Josie Apfeld left on Tuesday to
resume her duties as teacher at North
field, MINI.
VA. Whipple and family returned last
week from Chicago, after sight seeing
trip Of a week.
Frank w. TUFTS, president of the vii
lage council. of Long Prairie, was in the
city on Tuesday.
On Monday last M. Hogan left for
Window, MINI. He is expected home
the last of the week.
Miss Addie Apfeld will remain at
home for the present as housekeeper for
sister and brother.
The family OF Geo. H. Hosmer of St
Paul. are the guests of Mrs. Hosmer's
sister, Mrs. E. G. Rich.
Matt Cleveland and Will McC racken
are spending week in the country
with dogs and guns.
Miss Edith Clifford returned last week
from months visit with her parents
at Clifford, Becker county.
Mrs. William Fiesler left for visit
with friends in Indiana, on Mo nday last.
She will remain about month.
Miss Mary Buchanan has closed aeon
tract to teach the winter term Of school
in Westport, to commence Nov.1.
Sam Dimond came over from Morris
during the week, and returned on We'd
nesday. He is engaged in threshing.
Charles Perry and wife left on Monday
for visit with friends at Aurura, Ill.
They will be absent a couple of weeks.
Ed Johnson expects to return to the
University the last of the week. The
aollegiate year begins on Tuesday next.
Hiram P. Gallup was in the city on
Monday, and he made the Herald office
a pleasant social call, There is only one
of him.
Miss Lulu Wilcox commenced term
of school in the Dimond district near
Long Lake on Monday. This is her third
consecutive term in this district.
Mrs. N. E.>Peake will leave for st.
Paul, Minneapolis and the eastern mar
kets on Friday. She will visit her hus-
band in Minneapolis for week or ten
days.
Henry Keller made a very satisfactory
trip through Northern Minnesota, North
Dakota and Manitoba last week, selling
a large number of bobsIeds for early fall
delivery.
Mabel Kells has decided to enter the
Chicago University for the coming year,
and will leave for the Windy City in
short time. The school opens early in
October.
Fred Won Baumbach of Alexandria,
formerly secretary of state OF Minnesota,
now auditor of Douglas county, was in
this city on Wednesday, the guest of
senator Keller.
The Misses Westline of st. Paul, who
have been spending a few days with
Miss Hattie Hoffman in this city, left on
Tuesday for Fergus Falls on visit to
their sister, Mrs. Henry Marie.
O. Wheeler. of Minneapolis, who has
been slated visitor in this city for a
long time as commercial traveller, has
removed hither with his family, and oc-
cupies the Vessey house on Birch-st., cor
ner Sixth.
Miss Eta, daughter of Sol. Stanley,
returned to Grand Forks on Saturday
last, to re-enter school, which began on
Monday last. She is making her home
with her grandfather. Michael Collins,
formerly of Lake George
Cart. L. E. Coe and wife left on We'd
nesday for visit to the. worlds fair.
Thence they 60 eastward. Mrs. Coe to
visit friends at Syracuse, N. Y, and the
Captain will go to New York City and
New England, among his early friends
and relatives. He will visit his sister at
Bristol, Conn. They expect to be absent
about month.