The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-08-30
Personal.

| Personal.
Arthur Scrivener is in st. Cloud.
Frank Clarity has gone to West SUI
perior.
Herman Donart went over to Glen
wood on Tuesday.
| Barney Vossberg Of St. Cloud was in
the city on Tuesday.
Miss Flora Huntress Of St. Paul. is in
the city visiting friends.
Miss Lora kinnamon IS suffering with
a severe attack OF quinsy.
Chas. F. Hendryx attendeLthe Brain
erd convention OH Tuesday.
| John G. Hammered, son OF Sheriff Ham
mercl, was in the city today.
The Misses Howard spent Sunday
with Mrs. A. Barto, at St. Cloud.
| The fall term OF The Sank Centre
Academy begins September 4th, 1894.
Mrs. Wash McNeice of Little Sank and
her son Earl, were in town on Wednes-
day.
Gordon Morse spent portion of the
past week with Earl McNeice of Little
Sank.
Miss Mary Buchanan will leave soon
tor Minneapolis where she will enter the
State University.
Frank E. Barnum spent Sunday in st.
Cloud, and returned on Monday with
his wife and baby.
George Capser left on Tuesday for
Grafton, N. D., where he will enter the
store OF Win Reylick.
Mrs. Chas. Hamlin and child have re-
turned from summers visit with her
mother at Winsted.
Miss Josie Apfeld returned to North
field on Wednesday, to resume her work
in tle public schools.
Guy H. Rice left for Willard on Mon
day to commence two weeks series of
evangelistic meetings.
Miss Gertrude McNutt commences
her duties as teacher in the public school
at Belgrade on Monday.
Mrs. E. L. Ods and daughter. Inez of
St. Cloud, were the guests ot K. A. White
and family On Sunday.
Mat Vanish and family have returned
from visit of three weeks with friends
Ill Wisconsin and Nebraska.
Miss Leta White commences & three
months term OF school in the Sutton
district on Monday, September 10.
David, the youngest son OF James A.
Caughren. was seriously i'll on Saturday.
The little fellow is now much better.
Mrs. S. S. Titus and daughter arrived
III town on Saturday last, on visit to
her sister. Mrs. Joseph H. Simonton.
Miss Nellie Mcconnell returned from
her Iowa home on Monday. to prepare
for her winters work as teacher in the
high school.
]. ]. Ahniann of Richmond, a candidate
for the Office Of county treasurer, was in
the city on Wednesday, hustlng for
democratic support.
Lieutenant Howard left on Wednesday
for the east. He will visit friends in New
England and New York before returning
70 his post in Arizona.
Ben Stone and family are visiting
friends i'll Superior. He has a vacation
OF ten days. Thos. Kitowski OF ST.
Cloud is firing in his place.
Will Simonton lett on Monday to com
mence his winter s work in the Safe
University at Minneapolis. He will
pursue past graduate studies.
George Marvin of Livingstone, Mont.
is visiting his brother, the genial engineer
on the Great Northern. The brothers
had not met before i'll seven years.
Ed. and Harry Whiteield returned
from the Pacific coast OH Tuesday night.
they seen, to have had royal good
time, and are Inucl, improved physically.
Hon. Clras. Walker of Oregon. every
body wlro was resident here twenty
years ago knows him. and every body
else has heard of him. is in the city Gil {,
visit.
Z. r. Tubbs of Minneapolis, one of
Sank Ccatre's most enterprisiilg and
popular citizens Of few years ago,
paid this city welcome visit during the
week.
]. A. CauglIren went to Ada on Mon
day, returned Thursday and went to st.
Paul the same day on noon train. While
| IN Ada he had visit with c. Lofgren
and brother Louie.
Miss Addie Apfeld and her brother
William left on Wednesday for ST. Paul
where they will remain Tor the present.
He will return about the middle Of Oc-
tober to engage in teaching near the CITY.
| Hon. Frank M. Eddy, the man who
Twill represent the Seventh district Of
Minnesota in the next congrest. was in
town on Friday last receiving warm
congratulations from lis scores OF,
friends.