The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-08-10

Lyman KelIs left for Chicago today.

PERSONAL
Lyman Kells left for Chicago today.
James Ingram was in st. Cloud on
Friday last.
Miss Clara Dunlap went to st. Paul
on Saturday.
Miss Allie Hosmer is the guest of Miss
Lille Howard.
John Madland of Ashby, arrived in the
city OH Tuesday.
Mrs. Ingram is visiting Mrs. H. S.
Doty, of st. Cloud.
Claude Fry. of Osakis, was on our
streets on Sunday.
Robert Smith went to st. Cloud on
business on Friday.
E. J. Harrison and wife returned from
st. Paul on Friday.
Miss Maggie Donahue is visiting her
sister Mrs. M. Hogan.
Henry Keller made business trip to
st. Paul on Saturday.
Miss Shatto of Minneapolis, is the
guest Of Miss Robbins.
Robert L. Smith has returned to his
home in Appleton, Wis.
DIR. E. c. Rich and family returned
from camp at Cedar Lake.
en-. Sprague went to st. Paul and
Minneapolis on Wednesday.
Harry D. Whitefed returned on Tues
day from his trip to Chicago.
Clerk of the Court E. P. Barnum and
wife were in the city on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billed are expected home
from their eastern trip next week.
Rev. ". B. Hamilton of Chicago. is
| visiting his parents at the rectory.
RIA. Fox left on Saturday morning
for a ten days visit to the Worlds fair.
Miss Nellie Townsend of Richfeld,
Mimi. isthe guest of Mrs. F. w. Hart.
Miss Anna Estrem of Willmar, is the
guest other cousins, the Misses Emerson.
Misses Edith and Ruth Norris will
visit the world fair, leaving for Chicago
this week.
Hon. William E. Lee of Long Prairie
was in the city on Monday on his way
to St. Paul.
Albert E. Jacob of Greensburg, ILL.,,
the youngest of the brothers, is the guest
ofhis brother Erred.
Judge Bruener and M. D. Taylor of ST..
Cloud, passed through thecity today on
their way to Todd county.
George A. Day returned on Wednes-
day from weeks visit in Hudson, Wis
consin and the twin cities.
Misses Ella and Minnie Sieberts of
Crookston, have been the guests of Mrs.
Robert A. Pearce, during the past week.
LIB. Wickham of Faribault, who has
been the guest of his brother-in-law dur
ing the past week, left for Fergus Falls
today.
Mat Robischon went to St. Cloud on
Monday to attend the funeral of his
friend, John Plates, who died on Sunday
evening.
George M. Bennett came up from
Minneapolis this morning and drove out
to his Westport farm to look after the
harvest.
Miss May Oliver, who has been visiting
| with Miss Bertha Pierrard for some
time. returned to her home in Moorhead
| on Tuesday.
Mrs. George Day has gone to Hudson,
Wis, where she will take a course OF
| medical treatment. Her husband &C
companied her.
Mrs. w. M. Brown left today for her
home in St. Paul after visit of some
weeks with the family of her father, NJ
W. Rice, in this city.
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Hannah Petit, Josephine Ap6eld, Lille
Howard, and Jennie Buck, returned from
Chicago Oh Saturday last.
Fred Jacob returned from Chicago or
Saturday last. He spent an industrious
week at the fair, and thinks he saw &
little of the rim of it-that's. all.
Miss Ward, who has been the guest o
Rev. J. F. and Mrs. Hamilton will 1eav,
for home on Friday. During her ex
tended visit here she has made hosts o
friends who regret her departure.
w. Allen Barto returned to his HON,
in St. Cloud on Monday, after visit O
week with the judge and his family i,
this city. He has since departed for tn
windy city to take in the sights at tn
worlds fair.
i G. D. Burgan, Of St. Cloud, was in the
city on Tuesday, enroute for Alexandria
He was accompanied by c. B. Adley ant
E. P. White, of the county seat, the trit
being mounted on wheels. They arr
4 making arrangements for the bicycle
meet In st. Coud next month.