The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
PERSONAL,

L.R. Barto spent Fourth of July in
st. Cloud.
Mrs. w. I. Henshaw has returned to
Minneapolis.
William A Simonton is home for rest
of three weeks.
Col. Jenkins of Alexandria, spent Sat.
urday in this city.
Route Agent George Duncan was in
the city on Saturday.
c.. Morse and son Gordon, went to
st. Cloud on Tuesday.
Bert Bradbury of st. Cloud, spent the
Fourth of July in the city.
Rev. J. B. Drew, Alex FULLY and R.
Buck are in camp at Birch Dake.
ia. Caughren and family will spend
several days in camp at Birch Lake.
Miss Eliza La HIATT of Alexandria, has
been the guest of Leila Carr during the
past week.
Gordon Morse is spending portion OF
his vacation at the farm Of his father at
Long Lake.
Miss Matte Shaw of Westport was
the guest of Miss Mabel Pendergast un
Friday last.
Mrs. P K. Boobar, OF St. Cloud. is in
the city, the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
c. c. Tobey.
Miss Mabel Pendergast visited with
Miss Matte Shaw at Westport, during
the past week.
AID. Dunlap. who is running L. M.
Bunnell's store at Osakis, spent Satur-
day in tie city.
Misses Grace Mitchell and Ida Pratt
of Richheld are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hart for a few avs.
c. M. Sprague went to St. Paul on
Tuesday to attend meeting of the
Board of Underwriters.
Harry and Ed Whitefeld will leave for
six weeks visit tb the Pacific coast on
Thursday of next week.
Mathew Lamb and Mrs. N. W. Gil
man, brother and sister of P. Lamb, are
his guests for a few days.
Calvin F. How of Fergus Falls,
stopped off here for day on his way to
St. Paul, during the past week.
Henry Capser and wife are here on
visit Mr.. Capser will return Monday,
Mrs. Capser remaining for time.
R.T. Greene AND Geo. NJ Bishop are in
St. Paul, serving as jurors IN the United
States court now in session there.
Fred Johnson, R. A. Fox, George In
gram and Eugene Richards went to St.
Cloud to attend the celebration there.
Rev. 7. B. Drew came up from St. Paul
with his family on Tuesday, and will
remain here two or three wetks resting.
Tom Sullivan and wife of GAINESVILLE,
werein the city the past week, the guests
Of Mrs. Sullivan's parents, Clark Case
and wife.
Henry Mcdonald and wife came up
from Ogden. Utah on Thursday last on
a visit to his father. Thomas Mcdonald
of West Union.
Mrs. P. K. Boobar, Mrs. c. c. Tobey
and Oliver Bolton drove to Glenwood
OIL Thursday, to visit with Rev. T. c.
Hudson and family.
Fred Kranz of Westport was in the
city on Monday. He says the hail dealt.
very generously with hint barely hit
him, doing very little injury.
Fred Jacob leaves on Friday for an
absence of three weeks. He will visit
Chicago, Galesburg and S Louis, COM
bining business with plea: ire.
Miss Clara Dunlap has eturned after
an absence of nearly var in visiting
with friends. Her large Gle of friends
here are glad to welcomed home again.
Frank Harker has returned from
Washington state, and will make his
home here. He thinks ,innesota bet
ter suited to his tastes the the far west
Hon. ]. c. Flynn of Lift Falls was in
the city on Friday. Tn Northern Pa
cific tie-up compelled him return home
from Minneapolis by IT,. way OF this
city.
A. L. Sunderland of Westport, was in
the city on Monday. He says he came
in after some mail. He does not enjov
being cut off from all communication
with the world.
Byron F. Carr came Gown from Red
Lake where he is engage in estimating
pine, to spend Independer re day at home,
and enjoy a brief vacatit n. He will re-
turn on Monday next.
Oliver Bolton of Tacor ia is in the city
visiting his neice. Mrs. G c. Tobey. He
is on his way east. Thi IS not his first
visit in Sank Centre, b having spent
some time here q couple Of years ago.