The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-02-22

AplShAfp INV y 'Nit 1u AituVN VT 'u
/. waukee, Wis, where lie will enter th,
Sanitarium conducted by the society @
the Sisters OF Jesus. He is troubled
grrahv by hisomania and hopes to In
benefited ny the water cure provided th,
patents at the sanitarinm.
Mrs Feake is tlready making prepar-
ntions for ~ spring. Opening which wi
exceed any in the millinery line, ever held
in this city. She will give ca rrful atten
tiaa tn selecting her stock, and tn 'ha,
emd wtl soon go rast, spending sufficient
time tn make her selections with. care
! aud ,lehberatiou.
Az the edit urial convention last week
the editor of the Prison Mirror. himself
Il ( pnvict, S"nJ a I've rutifullv enpr0SSed
and mIeni, uSly word 1 ,tp 'logy for his
Hhseuce iron the convention. declaring
| that his 'utv to the state prevented his
coming. F Rlrnum nf this CITY, Who
VAS secretary ct the a~<ocintion, has the
original copy,
r phert Firth, formerly Of this CITY.
| Nhp is in the I'm ii " of the Minneapolis
street railway comm ,nv. will I've mar
ri d on Sunday next, to Miss L0ttix
| lohn$un.~ Nvhp was formerly re ident
h rr, and IN emplnve OF the Sank Gem
tire house. Both of them have many
| trrer,lS in this city who will join the
! HERALD in cpngratulatio
Miss Clenra Mann aud her brother
Fred. ut Devils Lake, who spent srvera'
d ,y> here Wis ting fren : returned home
ON ) ,turIav evening On Wednesday
er""ln they were given a party at the
rrSidrn, Of William L+wis, south of tie
city, AMI on rhu: sity evening a sur
prIse party in their honor was heartily
enjoyed at the home of !. c. Parker in
this city. Their old time young friends
spared no pains 20 make their visit
pleasant and memorable.
Joseph Clark one OF Milwaukee
Wis, most energetic citizens arrived in
this city on Thursday last, with his wife,
on an extended visit with his sister. Mrs.
Mary Weeks. While at the residence of
his meice, Mrs H. A. Dmnnd ne met with
very narrow escape which came near
being fatal Whilei in his sleep. he walked
IF the top of the stairs, talin to the
bottom, and ijuring his back and leg
very badly. but with the aid Of friends,
and crutch, he has recovered again so
as to be about the house.
The entertainment advertised hv the
ladies' of the Congrega tional church. for
Feb. p, has been postponed on account
OF 9, \. R. Hall being engaged that
evening for another purpose. But put
IN appearance at the G. A. R. hall Fri
Law evening March 2nd.- if you want
some fun and good supper, a supper Of
Did ttshipued dishes. You will also see
many pretty customs of "ye olden |
mes'-and can listen to a laughable |
And interesting program, which will be
tIven during the evening. All who will
H. 50 are invited to appear in costume
and thus lid in the good time.
-Ihe young men ct this city, without
g trd to p Irtv III iarions. are moving
IA the interest OF good municipal govern
ment andftp that end will interest
themselves by org tniz ltinn. in city p,Il-
les. While there is no serious or we'll
,2rnu"ded Complaint / lative to CITY af-
urS. vet the m )vement is very timely
and shcmlI meet with encouragement.
When the young men begin to take an
'cl1ve part in politics it is long step
'owaru purity, energy and ability in ad
'nlniStratrve aff irs. rhev propose ~
ltt+nd c,,usuScs, and hav, Il voice in =
ecung rs we'll rs electing candidates
An anti-tObrcco SOcie' his been or
nanzrd i'll the public schools, and has
1874 members, including nearly every hoy
N the high school and many in the
grades. It's officers are:
President-Edwln Bennett.
Vice resident-Raymond Benner.
Secretary and Treasurer-CIaudel
Lewis.
The members promise to abstain from
the use of tobacco until they shall reach
he age OF twenty-five years. 1t is a
grand movement ami Prof Woodley
should receive the cooperation Of any
parent w no has a son in the school.