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

H. P. Gallup is in town.

i Charles Sawyer was in the city during
the past week.
Mrs. Ed. Dunlap returned from ST.
Paul on Tuesday.
i Frank E. Minnette went down to st.
Paul on Tuesday.
i F. E. Barnum was visitor at the
county seat on Monday.
i Mrs. Chan Harmon has returned from
short visit at Paynesville.
w. D. Townsend was a visitor at the
county seat on Wednesday.
| Miss Opal Mershon of Keokuk, Iowa,
10 visiting her aunt, Mrs. Alex Tully.
A. D. Jones of Melrose, a former resi-
dent of this city, was in town on Mon
day.
| Mrs. c. F. Sawyer went down to
Minneapolis during the week, returning
on Monday.
Burke DeGroat attended the Knights
of Pythias convention in st. Paul during
the past week.
T. D. Davidson left on Sunday for
Milwaukee. He will 60 to Chicago be-
fore he returns.
A. G. Peake returned to Minneapolis
on Tuesday, after visit of three weeks
| with his family.
Col. Westerman. receiver of the United
States Land Office of St. Cloud, was in
the city on Friday.
Fred Johnson returned from the
worlds fair on Tuesday. His wife will
remain for several days.
Mrs. Stabler has been in Minneapolis
during the past week purchasing goods
for the fall and winter trade. se
H. M. Bristol of Ithaca, N. Y. reprsen
ting a manufacturing concern Of that
city was in town on Saturday.
Sam Lowenstein, one of the leading
cigar manufacturers OF st. Paul, was in
the city on Wednesday, on business.
Willis How went down to Minneapol
on Friday to visit the Exposition. He
was accompanied by his sisters Mary
Rev. c. w. Lawson of Alexandria, was
in the city on Wednesday. He received
cordial welcome from hosts of old time
friends.
Miss Kearney of St. Paul, has been
engaged by Mrs. Stabler as trimmer
and will cater to the ladies during the
season.
Miss Mabel Doty of St. Cloud and
Miss Mary Rich of Elgin, ILL.,, were the
guests of Mrs. c. Nj. Sprague, during
thepast week.
T. w. Mann represented the Sank Cen
tire lodge of Knights of Pythias In St.
Paul, during the past week. He returned
on Wednesday.
Mrs. P. B. Hanson left for the worlds
fair on Tuesday accompanied by Miss
Carrie Miller of Alexandria. They will
be absent week or ten days.
Henry Johnson left for weeks visit
in the twin cities and Winona on Mon
day. His wife will remain as the guest
OF her parents during his absence.
c. M. Sprague went to St. Paul on
Friday to attend a meeting of the dlrec-
tory of the Odd Fellows Life Insurance
Company of which he is member.
Mrs. Mary Hoffman, who left Sank
Centre for California seven years ago,
returned home on Saturday. The old
lady is enjoying excellent health for one
of his age.
Father Goebel LETT for Madison, Wis,
on Wednesday, for the benefit of his
health. His place will be supplied by
Father Dussell, of st. Cloud, during
his absence.
Mrs. Alexander Moore went down to
Minneapolis again on Friday to remain
few days with her daughter, Mrs
Robertson, who submitted to a surgical
operation on Saturday last.
James Mossman of Indiana, is the
guest of his brother, B. T. Mossman of
Birch Lake. He is accompanied by his
family and may become a resident of
this state if he can find suitable loca-
ton.
Mrs. H. c. Hunt and her son Mark,
| were the guests of her son, DR.. Hunt
over Sunday. Mrs. Hunt goes to May
vile, N. D.. to take charge of normal
| school home, and Mark will enter the
printing office of lis brother, at Sher-
brook, N. D.
Mrs. E. c. Rich. accompanied by her
| sister, Mrs. Geo. Hosmer of St. Paul,
left on Friday for the worlds fair. Mrs.
Rich OF Monticello, came up to keep
house for her son and grand children
| during the absence OF the doctors wife.
w. c. Montgomery, formerly of st.
Clou1, was in the city this morning,
soliciting business for the new commits
sion firm of which his brother-in-law.
Frank M. Morgan Of Minneapolis, an
old-time resident of this CITY, is mem
Der.
Capt. ]. D. Woods, a veteran news
paper man of st. Paul, well and pleas
antly known by the fraternity. as by
large circle offrieuds outside of it, has
been appointed post Office inspector by
Mr.. Cleveland. The captain held like
office under Mr.. Cleveland's first admin.
istration. q
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