The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-04-20

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CIar~ y arrcn sps sunday in Alex
andris
Alex B. .'eaa 2 = 81, from Westport
on Sa.r;. ~.
A. IL ut mad 4 business trip to
Minneapo.s IN Monday.
CA. Enc. D. Al R. A. White were
visitors "a Ii q Eails on Monday.
DR.. J. F. Locke Of Pillsbury, was in the
city for short time on Thursday.
Lucas Kells left on Friday for visit
at his old home, at Waukesha, Wis.
E.. b. Wood and DR.. G. r. Christie of
Long Prairie. were in the city on Tues
day.
w. o. P. I1ilsdale went to Minneapolis
on Wednesday. He will return tomor-
row.
Gov. Barto and wife spent Sundad in
the city, the guests of their son, Judge
Rarto.
Otto Zierold of St. Cloud, was looking
after his business interests in this city on
Tuesday. ---
w. S. Amsden was shaking hands with
his numerous Sank Centre friends on
Wednesday.
Editor Clement H. Bronson, of the
Osakis Review, was a caller in our city
on Saturday.
DR.. !. E. Campbell, of Melrose, was at
tending the meeting of the pension board
here on Wednesday.
r. E. Barnum went to St. Paul OIL
Friday Oh business connected with the
editorial association.
w. S. Dean and Willis How went over
TO Little Falls on business OIL Friday, re-
turning on Saturday.
H. s. Potter. solicitor for the Mime
apolis Tribune, vas visiting his trade in
this city on Wednesday.
Mss Nettie Robertson, of Oak Grove.
Wisconsin, is visiting in this city as the
guest of Mrs. Mel. Billed.
d ]. Jones and wife were the guests O.
VI. Whitefeld on Sunday. They were
enroute for the twin cities.
Prof. S. S. Parr, of the St. Cloud
schools. was 10 the city last week. look
ing over our school system.
Jas. A. Norris is attending the meet
ing oithe Congregational Sunday School
Board in Minneapolis this week.
Mrs. H. c. capser came up from St..
Paul on Friday for short visit with
her parents. ar. and Mrs. w. w. Woods.
R L. Gibbs. OF the Great Northern
road, VS. in he city on Wednesday.
Mr.. Glib is lie of the prominent Off
Gals Of the -oad.
1hu2 sullivan came down from his
home srneeville j. Saturday, to Wis
it vii r. r1s. He ,ef; Tor the country
cary or day.
W. Benner S, .n' Sunday with his
fami' IS city. /. is located at Me-
nahgu - he Is ring wheat for an
elevai ofaoa >.
Mrs. I. L.. Il 70 leaves soon for Fer
gus Pals, where she will make her home
in the future She leaves many warm
friends here who will regret her depar-
ture.
August Rien, a nephew of Aug. Rien of
this city, who is making his home in
Tacoma, Wash, is visiting here. He is
enroute to Germany on visit.to rela-
tives.
Mrs. w. o. P. Hilsdale is expected
home tomorrow, with her two children.
They have spent the winter very pleas
antly in Washington state, visiting
friends.
August Amdal, who has been in the
employ of the HERALD for some months
past, left on Tuesday for Duluth, where
he enters large job printing establis h
ment. Will aud Sidney Huntley are both
in the same Office.
Chas. F. Hendryx left on Monday for
an extended trip through eastern states.
combining business with pleasure. He
will be absent about three weeks and
will visit Philadelphia, New York and
intermediate points during his stay, TAX
ing in the Worlds Fair on his return.
The May number of Harper's Maga-.
zine. appearing just before the opening
ofthe wafl7 Ear will contain an ar
ticle APP went, entitled, "A
Dreaa ace Wheeler. 1t