The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-09-14

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Henry Keller went to st. Paul on Wed
nesday morning.
A. Whitney left for st. Cloud on
Wednesday noon.
c. M. Bryant Ir. is visiting with
| his parents in this city.
c. M. Sprague went to St. Paul and
Minneapolis on Tuesday.
Rev. c. B. Brecount of Fergus Falls,
was in the city on Saturday.
7. w. Brown and wife OF Westport,
were in the city on Tuesday,
Miss Ethel, daughter OLA. ]. Smith, is
i'll. under the care OF her physician.
Mrs. ]. B. Drew, OF St. Paul, is visiting
with her sisters, the Misses Apfeld.
Max Marx, of the firm of Marx &
Wire of st. Cloud. is in the city today.
Ed Johnson left on Saturday for the
University to commence his winters
studies.
Mrs. Robert Craig OF Willard is visiting
this week with her mother Mrs. Eliza
Walker.
Miss Mary Clarity of st. Cloud is Wis |
iting her uncle, Michael Clarity, of
this city.
Gov. Barto expects to make his Sank |
Centre friends visit on Saturday of
this week.
Burke DeGroat and Chas. Benson
went to Willard on Saturday, combining
business with pleasure.
VIM. Johnson is improving rapidly in
health. He was able to sit up for |
short time on Monday.
Osakis was represented in our city on
Saturday by Clement H. Bronson, edi.
tor Of the Lake Review.
S. Beidleman and wife returned from |
Chicago last week after a sojourn OF a |
week at the worlds fair.
William Stephenson went to Sank |
Rapids on Saturday, looking after bird
dog. He has good one.
Miss Marion Cleveland has contracted
to teach the school in the Cedar Lake |
district during the coming term.
Miss Lena F. Smith, of Breckenridge,
accompanied Miss Lottie Fox on her
visit to this city, and is now her guest.
7. Dow of Appleton. Mimi, Was in
town on Tuesday, on his way to Park
Rapids Heis an old time friend of Prof.
Woodley.
Walter Emerson left on Wednesday
for Alexandria, where he has entered
| the real estate office of S. N. Miller for
| the winter.
Miss Kittie Norris left on Wednesday
| to enter the University. She will take
up the course in artistic designing and
pursue art studies.
N. H. Miner and wife are expected
home little after the twentieth inst.
They have been in Washington, and
stopped at Chicago.
Otto Wild, resident of Frankfort on
Maine, Germany, registered at the Sank
Centre House on Monday. He is
| worlds fair sight seer.
Miss Fannie Tillotson returned from
Chicago late last week, where she had
been visiting the fair. She contracted a
| severe cold during her absence,
W. H. Rogers, of the Avalanche is
| spending a weeks vacation in Mime
apolis. During his absence his position
is being filled by Harry Tobey.
Jos. Mossman and wife, of Westport,
were in the city on Thursday evening
and attended the entertainment given
by the Andrews Opera Company.
N, R. Stedman of Warsaw, N. Y, is
looking after his business interests here.
He is senior partner in the Stedman
Elevator Company's business here.
| C.E. Sanderson of Ogdenburg, N. Y,
accompanied by his wife, is the guest OF
his brother, A. L. Sanderson, at West
| port. They were in the city on Satur-
day.
M. B. Brady was in the city on Sat-
urday last. Besides talking politics with
the local apostle of free silver and popul-
ism, he sold Henry Keller two carloads
of iron for bobsleds.
Miss Lottie Fox of Mitchell, S. D., is
| visiting with her brother, r. A. Fox, in
this city. Miss Fox is one of large
class who graduated from the Mitchell
University last spring.
James A. Caughren left on Friday for
the vicinity OF Minot, N. D. to look after
his stock. He has been looking after
some new work in ditching for the Great
Northern road. near Crookston.
Rev. J. A. Wood occupied his pulpit in
the Congregational church on Sunday,
after a vacation of about six weeks,
spent in Chicago and Durand, Wis. His
family are still visiting in the latter city.
| A.A. Lincoln and family returned from
Iowa on Wednesdays morning train.
They say that they have been so home
sick ever sipce leaving Sank Centre that
they could not withstand the temptation
to return.
T. H. Davidson and wife, of Indianapo-
lis, Indiana, and Josiah Mann, Of Cincin
natl, Ohio, are visiting with T. w.
Mann and wife. Mr.. Davidson is a
brother of Mrs. Mann and Josiah Mann is
our genial agents younger brother.
George M. Bennett has just returned
| from the Worlds Fair, and he says
that every American may well feel
proud OF the American exhibits there
even if he is disqualified from holding
Office on account of his nationality.
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