The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-09-28


the home OF P. W. johnson, in the tow
of Willard on Wednesday. The contract
ing parties were Frank Pangburn,
son of William Pangburn, OF this city
and Miss Matte, oldest daughter of Nj
and Mrs. P. w. Johnson. The ceremon.
was attended by large number Q
| friends from this city, the 6. A. r. pos
and the Sons of Veterans attending in
body. The young couple are both wei
and favorably known in this city, ant
will start their matrimonial journe.
with the best wishes of a host of friends
A three-year old child OF Antoine Finne
man OF Maine Prairie met with horri
bic accident which will probably result
fatally. The little child was playing il
the house and in some manner its clothe!
caught on fire, it's mother being out o
the house at the time It ran out o
doors screaming ard the mother wrapped
her skirts about the child, smotherins
the flames, but not until the lower part
of the face, neck and arms were terribly
burned. The little sufferer is alive at
present, but small hopes are entertained
of her recovery.-[Tournal Press.
Mrs. Stabler has returned with a
complete and comprehensive assort-
ment of millinery, all the latest
styles, and purchased at figures which
warrant her in giving her customers
rare bargains. The stock embraces
everything in the line of bonnets, hats,
ribbons, flowers, ornaments, etc. She
has secured the services of an expert
trimmer Miss Kearney, of st. Paul,
who comes highly recommended, and
satisfaction is guaranteed. For the
latest styles of fashionable millinery
call on Mrs. Stabler.
The Literary Association will hold
its first meeting for the season on We'd
nesday evening next at the parlors OF
the Congregational Church. and it is
earnestly desired that every former
member, and all whe desire to become
members will be present. A matter OF
general interest will Re presented on that
occasion by President Woodley, and it is
his earnest desire that is be carefully
considered. No further notice need be
given, nor any special urging, so far as
the old members are concerned. The as
ISOLATION is one of the most valuable of
our local enterprises, and its maintain
ance is almost necessity.
The Library Board held a meeting on
Monday afternoon, at which DR.. Dubois
was made president pro tenn. The pur-
pose of the meeting was to act upon the
purchase OF large invoice of new books
-over four hundred volumes which have
been received, costing something over
$500. These books were selected with
the utmost care by the board, and fur
nished by McClurg & Co. of Chicago. 1t
will require additional shelf room in the
library building and the property COM
mittee was authorized to procure an
additional case. Another meeting will
be held on Thursday evening, when ar
will be made for numbering
and classifying the new books so that
they may be available for the use of the
patrons of the library.
The Columbian supper given last
week at D Cleveland's was worthy the
name, home in which given and the &C
casion. Mayor Townsend who wore
costume and wig, in harmony with most
ancient times, represented Columbus.
Mrs. M. A. Scheldrup supported the
brilliancy of the wife of Columbus, and
well she acted her part. Young ladies
decorated in national colors, waited on
The guests. The rooms were enIivened
with flags and bunting, and the grounds
were illuminated in unique manner
The fowls, pumpkins, fruits and pastries,
used for the event were most ample pro-
visions, cooked and served in excellent
modern styles, as the ladies of Sank
Centre and vicinity can furnish. A large
attendance of old and Young showed
their appreciation of the arrangements
and did justice to the spread.