The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-06-14

l ing friends IN st. cloud durihk tne past
week.
Ed. Johnson came up from Minneapo-
lis, on Saturday. on visit to MS
mother.
Capt. S. M. Bruce is attending the
Grand lodge of Odd Fellows in st; Paul.
this week.
Allen Barto went out to Red Lake
Falls on Saturday to look after his
homestead.
Miss Carrie Rich left for Monticello on
Saturday, accompanied by her neice
Miss Bertha Rich.
Mrs. Theis OF Cold Spring, is VISITING
her son, John Theis, OF the firm OF Iheis
| & Kray, in this city.
| Mrs. Billed returned on Saturday even
| ing from Minneapolis, whittier she went
to spend few days..
Oil Inspector John Schaefier oil St
Cloud. was in the city on othcial DUST
ness on Saturday last.
lanes Gilillan returned on Saturday
from a visit of couple OF weeks with
his parents in st. Paul.
| Mrs. Jessie Robertson has returned
from Chicago, after undergoing sue
cessful surgical operation.
| c. I. Gunderson of Alexandria, one o.
the leading lawyers of the seventh DIS
trict, was in the city on Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas. E. Perry is representing the
Rebekah lodge of this city in the grand
lodge now in session in st. Paul.
! Geo. NJ. Bennett came in from West
port on Monday, where he supervising
his extensive farming operations.
Miss Regina Bergman returned, on
| Sunday last, after two weeks visit
with her sister in Minot. N. d.
Frank Minnette is travelling through
| eastern Stearns soliciting life insurance
He was in Cold Springs on Monday.
Mrs. Chas F. Hendryx visited her Sis
tiers in st. Paul and Minneapolis last
week, returning OH Saturday evening.
Mrs. Henry Marie returned to her
home in Fergus Falls, on Monday last,
| after pleasant visit with friends here.
c. O. Hoffman is a delegate to the
| grand lodge of Odd Fellows now in st.
Paul, representing the local lodge OF this
| city.
lanes Bennett of Brooklyn, N. Y. who
has considerable landed interests in Min
! nesota, was in the city during the past
| week.
Miss Ruth Norris left on Saturday for
| Rapid City, S. D., where she will spend
the summer withher uncle, Mathew
Norris.
Mrs. ]. H. Simonton returned from
Minneapolis on Tuesday, whittier she
went to attend the State University
exercises.
A.. Peake went to st. Paul and Min
| neapolis last week. His wife will meet
him there for few days visit the last OF
i this week.
MICS Josie Ap6eld, who has been teach
ing at Mortified during the past year. is
enjoying her vacation with her scores OF
friends In this city.
Mrs. J. !. Buchanan and Miss Fannie
A. Norris, delegates to the Y. P. S. :. E.
district convention at Princeton, re-
turned on Monday night.
Mrs. Louis Sell and children left on
Monday last for Milwaukee, where they
will visit friends and relatives. They
will be gone about ten weeks.
Gov. Knute Nelson was a passenger
eastward on Mondays noon train on
the Great Northern, having spent Sun
day at his home in Alexandria.
c. NJ Sprague, treasurer of the grand
lodge of the Independent Order of Odd
Fellows, left on Tuesday for st. Paul to
attend the grand lodge now in session
there.
Prot. and Mrs. Woodley lefr on Thurs
day last for Menomonie, Mich. accom-
panied by the best wishes OF scores of
friends. They go at once to keeping
house.
Lucas Kells left on Tuesday for dill
waukee to attend the twelfth ann ual
reunion of the twenty-eighth Wisconsin
volunteers, in which regiment he served
during the war.
Miss Ramsdell LETT on Thursday morn
ing last for Elk River for a brief visit
with friends. She will make visit with
Mrs, Woodlev at Menomonie, Mich. du-
ring the summer.
r. B. Brewer of st. Cloud, one of
Stearns County's brightest legal lights,
was in the city on Wednesday on his
way to Alexandria, to assist in institut-
ing the Knights of Pytyias lodge ther1.
o. B. BooDar attended the commence
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Wednesday. The class consisted of eight
young misses member participant
ing in the exercises; which were very in
tcresting.
Rev. L. c. Hudson of Fairmont, MINI.
is guest of c, c. Tobey, arriving in the
city on Monday. Mr.. Hudson has been
suffering from i'll health for several years.
1t is his purpose to spend the summer at
Glenwood.
Capt. L. E. Coe and wife left for Min
| neapolis on Monday, to attend the an
nual meeting OF the State Firemen's As.
ISOLATION. He will be the guest of his
daughter, Mrs. Washburne, who resides
in that city.
The following representatives Of the
| fire department are attending the annual
convention ind Minneapolis: L: E. Coe,
William Rodgers, Ed. ]. Harrison, Nj.
Schwartz, J. j. Newell, 7. L. Mccormick
and Luther Dimond.
Hon. Kittel Halvorsen was in the city
on Monday. He says the crops are look
ing remarkably well in North Fork and