The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-08-31
PERSONAL.

John Dennis who has been quite i'll, is
improving rapidly.
III. D. Orendorff is building an addi-
/ ton to his house on Pne-st.
Miss Belle Dean of Minneapolis, is the
guest of her cousin, w. S. Dean.
c. F. Sawyer and wife are here again,
the guests Of Geo. L. Stabler and wife.
Ted Spitz did not get away last week,
but left on Monday night for the cast.
| DR.. Dubois spent couple of days this
week at his farm in the town of Bangor.
Mrs. o. B. Boobar returned on Satur-
day from visit of four weeks with her
sister.
John B. Perkins left on Monday for
Chicago for visit of few days at the
worlds fair.
Win Reylick of Grafton, N. D. spent
Sunday in the city, on his way home
from Chicago.
Mrs. John Brown was in the city on
Tuesday, looking after the affairs of her
deceased husband.
Ed. Capser returned to st. Paul on
Monday, after two weeks visit with
friends and elatives in this city.
Miss Mabel Buchanan has been visit
ing Mrs. d. F. Jones, of Alexandria.
She returned home on Tuesday.
Miss Fannie Tillotson left for the
worlds fair today. At st. Paul she will
meet friends who will accompany her.
A. H. Petit left on Monday morning
for Minneapolis, undecided as to whether
he would continue his trip to Chicago.
Miss Jennie Buck will leave on Friday
for st. Paul, to commence her work as
teacher in the public schools on Monday
next.
A. III. Petit returned from Minneapo-
lis on Monday night and left on Tuesday
morning for Cleveland and Toledo. He
expects to return on Monday next.
Tom Britton of Brainerd, formerly of
this city, is in town. He is engaged in
chimney sweeping. He says he thinks
he will return here permanent in the near
future.
Mrs. L. r. Barto, who was called to
her old home near Winona by reason of
the illness of her father, will return on
Saturday. Her father is greatly i'm
proved in health, and is considered out
of danger.
Miss Dora Wells, who had been visit
ing at Sank Centre since the session of
the summer school at Fergus Fall, ar
rived in St. Cloud Saturday aftern DON.
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Mrs. M. George, who has been visit
ing with Mrs. John Kusba for some time
left on Wednesday for her home in
Louisville, KY, on Wednesday. She was
accompanied as far as St. Paul by Mrs.
Kusba and Miss Bertha Pierrard.
Mrs. Wallace E. Stewart, ofSomerville,
Mass, who has been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Veeder, returned home on
Wednesday. 1t was her first visit here
since she left, almost eight years ago,
and she found MANY warm friends who
extended her cordial greeting.
Capt. L. E. Coe and wife expect to
leave next week for visit to the Worlds
fair. Thence they will go east, Mrs.
Coe visiting friends in Syracuse, N. Y,
while the captain will extend his trip to
Massachusetts,, Connecticut and New
York City, They will be absent about
a month.
Miss Mary Hale, who has been visit
ing the Misses Howard for some time,
left on Monday last for Grey Eagle,
accompanied by her younger sister from
Portland, Me. Miss Hale leaves for Chi
cago on September 18th where she will
teach in private school. Her sister re-
turns to Maine.
Joe Smith-every body in town knows
"happy Joe," formerly an employee of
the HERALD office-was in the city on
Wednesday. He is running a strictly
moral and scientific show-the mummi-
fed Norwegian Giant, one of the old
Vikings who came to America in 1901
A. D. and left his nine feet six form
bnried near Newport, r. l. for the sole
purpose of affording material for Jue's
Dime Museum.