The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-07-20

Sunday.
DIR. 7. F. Campbell was in the CITY on
Wednesday.
Miss Anna Nieolaus spent Sunday with
| st. Cloud friends.
Ed. Whitefeld is camping at Birch
Lake, with party.
Deputy Sheriff Murphy went to St.
Cloud on Wednesday.
c. NJ. Sprague went down to st. Paul
on Monday, on business.
Miss Flora Truman has returned from
Chicago and the worlds fair.
Parker Mcclure of st. clond was in
the city on Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Scheldrup will return on Satur-
day next, after an absence of six weeks.
William Morse of Minneapolis, regis
tered at the Sank Centre House on Tues
DAY.
C. P. Reeves, the wide-awake lawyer
of Glenwood, was in the city on Wednes-
day.
Lieutenant Harry Howard will take
Through next month, and visit his friends
here.
Miss Josie Apfeld will leave for Chica-
go on Monday next to be gone two
weeks.
Mrs. C. A. Rice will leave for Winnie
bago city today for visit with her
sister.
William Moore of of Minneapolis, is
visiting his grandfather, Alexander
Moore.
C. A. Morse and-family left on Tues
day for visit of two or three weeks at
Chicago.
David Cleveland is attending meet.
ing OF the county equalizing board at
st. Cloud.
Gov. Barto and his son Allen are
boarding in St. Cloud, Mrs. Barto being
in Illinois.
E. Newell and wife returned on Friday
after an absence of three weeks in Iowa
visiting friends.
Joe Petit and his sister Hannah VIII
leave on Monday for a two weeks visit
to the worlds fair.
Miss Alice Thorson of Glenwood was
III Ia
the guest of Mrs. w. o. F. H1lsdaie
during the past week.
Blanche Howard has returned from ID
two weeks visit to Minnetonka, where
she has been visiting friends.
Miss Gertrude McNutt will leave tor
her home at Grove Lake on Friday, alter
a visit of a couple OF weeks.
Will TAFT and wife of West Superior
have been visiting with Mr. rats
mother during the past week.
W.o. P. Hilsdale, Alex Tully and Ted.
spitz have been QUITO Birch Lake during
the week on fishing excursion.
Miss Eta Peake is visiting her father,
who is at present in Minneapolis. She
will stop at Elk River before her return.
Mrs. c.. Wilkins and her daughter
frankie, of Eau Claire, Wis.,, former res
idents of this city, are visiting friends
here.
M. w. DeVine of the Worlds Fair
Butter and Egg Company, lessees OF the
Spring Brook Creamery is in the city on
business.
Henry Edelbrock of Melrose was in the
city on Wednesday for load OF lime TO
be used in the Melrose village hall, IN
process of erection.
John Saveland of Milwaukee, president
of the Central Minnesota Power ana
Milling Co., is in the city on business
connected with the mill.
T.. E. Shields and family of st. Paul,
were at the Star on Wednesday, and lett
for the west. Mr.. Shields is a brother
in-Iaw of the Caughren brothers.
F. Vessel of New York, brother-in-law
of Albert Dahlem, is expected here this
week. He is an annual visitor here, and
is always assured hearty welcome.
Sam Lowenstein of st. Paul,
manufacturer and wholesale dealer IN
cigars, was in the city on Saturday, IN
PRODUCING goods among the retail dealers.
N. H, Miner and A. E. Irwin lett tor
New York state on Tuesday, the former
goes to Malone and the latter to Canton
where their respective wives are visiting.
Mrs. !. M. McMasters andtwo daugh-
tiers returned from an extended visit with
Indiana friends, on Thursday last. They
visited the worlds fair during their alb
sence.
Iohn Law and wife returned from
Chicago on Saturday morning, where
they spent couple of weeks at the expo
sition. They are making their home at
the Sank Centre House.
DR.. dubois and family returned from
Lake Mills, Wis, on Wednesday. 1t is
reported that the doctor paid flying
visit to the worlds fair, but nothing
official has been learned yet.
John Schaefcr of st. Cloud, deputy oil
Inspector, was in the city on Monday,
called hither to inspect tank OF oil
received direct from the refinery for the
Standard Oil Company. The tank con-
tanned nearly hundred barrels.
Ed. Buck and wife, accompanied by
Miss Susie Warren, sister of Mrs. Buck,
left on Monday for an extended "trip.
They have a complete camping outfit in a
covered wagon, and it is their purpose
to proceed by easy stages to Minneapo-
lis. taking it easy by the way, camping
whenever convenience dictates. They
will return by the way Of Brainerd, and
will be absent about three weeks.