The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-09-21

John 4. Howard spent SUNDAY a.
home.
o.Wheeler left for Minneapolis Monday
morning.
Bishop Zardetti went to Birch Lake
on Tuesday.
Horace Alden spent Sunday with
friends in st. Cloud.
i Horace Alden spent Sunday with his
mother in st. Cloud.
i James Ingram came back from South
Dakota on Saturday,
i Miss Myra Barnard went down to
Minneapolis on Tuesday.
i R. A. Fox went up to Long Prairie on
Wednesday to attend the fair.
Bert Rice went to Brainerd on Tues
day, returning on the next train.
] George Kraemer. who is in the employ
j of Pease & Grundman. is seriously i'll.
Miss May Webb Of New York city is
visiting her neice, Mrs. F. E. Barnum.
John Kusba in company with his
brother Joe, spent Sunday in st. Paul.
George Ingram returned from three
weeks trip to Chicago on Monday last.
Mrs. Chas. F. Hendryx is visiting her
father, Col. VIII. H. Taylor, in st. Paul.
William Lewis spent Sunday with his
daughter, Mrs. 7. D. Van Dyke, at Long
Prairie.
Fred Rowe is in the city. He is look
ing after his farming interests in this
vicinity.
c. E. Van Dyke OF Barrett, Mimi,
formerly of this city, was in town on
Saturday.
/ Mrs. Oliver Boobar and her neice, Miss
Edith Clifford went down to St. Cloud
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Chan Harmon drove down to
Paynesville on Tuesday, and will be alb
sent week.
William Petit of Minneapolis, was in
the city on Friday last. He is brother
of A. H. Petit.
| w. S. Amsden, travelling for an eleva-
tor company, was in the city for a short
time on Tuesday.
David Cleveland attended meeting of
board of county commissioners in st.
Cloud, last week.
o. B. DeLurya. who was a graduate of
our high school in 1862, is teaching in
southern Minnesota.
Frank w. Mann of Devils Lake N. D.
and an old time resident of this city, is
visiting friends here.
| T. w. Mann feels safer in railroad
Office than in a sailboat. He meyer
tipped over in the Office.
M. Hogan was among the Sank Cen
treites at the county seat on Monday,
looking after legal business.
| Rev. 7. A. Wood went to St. Paul on
Tuesday to attend the state Congrega-
tional convention now in session.
| Owing to the absence of Mr., Hamilton
there will be no services in the Episcopal
church until week from next Sunday.
7. H. Mcintyre of Buffalo, N. Y, en-
gagged in the mercantile business there,
is visiting his brothers. David and Miner.
A. Benham of Red Wing, real estat
dealer with large interests scattered oyer
the entire state, was in town on Mon
day.
N. r. Stedman left for his home at
Warsaw, N. Y, Saturday last. His two
sons Harry and Fred, are both at home
at Warsaw.
Mel Billed and Clark Warren bagged
forty-seven ducks before breakfast this
morning. They drove out the Grove
Lake wav.
Chas. M. Wilkins has been visiting re-
latiyes in the city during the past week.
He is now located in Minneapolis and is
doing well.
J s. w. Van Dyke. of Milwaukee who
/ formerly owned farm south of the vii
lage, was in to wn last week. He left for
home on Monday.
Il VIC. Warren, the live and energetic
clerk of Mel. Blied's made flying trip &C
Grove Lake on Sunday last behind his
thoroughbred trotter.
Fred BunnelI, who has been quite Ill
during the past week, is out again. HI
lost twelve pounds of good landlord
flesh in half as many days.
Rev. ]. A. Wood left for st. Paul on
Tuesday morning to attend the state
, conference of Congregational churches
i His wife will return with him.
: Idrs. A. Barto, of st. Cloud, has been
visiting her son Judge Barto, during the
past week. The governor came up or
r Saturday, returning on Monday.
! Fred Johnson, one of the car repairer.
! for the Great Northern road, leaves to
day for two weeks visit to the World.
Fair. His wife and child will accompany
him.
Hans Gattornson of Illinois, was in tn,
city on Monday, looking up lands TO,
y fifteen or twenty families who are desir
Gus of moving into this vicinity and set
ting.
q Mrs. Elizabeth Arthur and her daugh
1 ter, Miss Jessie, of Lowville, N. Y, hav,
], been the guests OF Mrs. M. Kelsey durini
: the past week. Mrs. Arthur is an aun
of Mrs. Kelsey.
h Mrs. Robertson left on Tuesday TO
Minneapolis, where she will receive medi
n cal treatment. lis thought surgica
IS operation will be necessary for her com
g plete recovery.