The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-07-11

John Howard spent sundayat home,

Alex. Tally visited Minneapolis durin,
the past week.
Mrs. Stuart Taylor is visiting friends
in Minneapolis.
Joseph Kraker of Melrose. was in til.
City on Tuesday.
Vim. Rain spent several days of TIL.
past week in Minneapolis.
Hon. Henry Keller went to St. Cloud
on business on Saturday.
A. M. Stiles is enlarging the barn
room on his Ashley farm.
Miss Maude White is visiting Hiss
Mable Warren at Grove Lake.
Mrs. Geo. Eddy of Minneapolis is
visiting her father, Michael RILEY.
Miss Lewis, who has been teaching at
Atwater is at home for the summer,
Mrs. William Fuller OF. Minneapolis, lis
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. S. DEAN. :
w. Clark Warren and bride ret urned
from their bridal tour on Wednesday.
R. p, Russell, one of the pioneers OF
Minneapolis was in town on saturday,
last, 8fs
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Judge D. B. Searle went up to crookston
to hold court for Judge Ives, on Monday
last.
Mrs. William e. Lee of St. Cloud, was
the guest of Mrs. William Lewis during
the past week.
Ole Haften, one of the best of the many
excellent farmers of North Fork, was in
the city on Saturday. -
Allen Barto come up from St. Cloud
on Saturday to JOIN the camping party
now at Lake Amelia.
Mrs. John H. Dennis is visiting with
friends in Minneapolis, and Mr.. Dennis
is at the Eastern House.
Frank Carr, who is in the employ of
Win. Reylick of Grafton, N. D., is home
on few days vacation.
Harry Carr returned to Hunter N. D.
Monday evening after spending two OF
three days with friends in this city;
Harry Whitefeld and his sisters, Mrs.
Law and Miss Louise, and Miss Una
Robbins are in camp at Birch Lake.
Burke DeGroat returned from Glen.
wood on Friday last, whittier he went
to work temporarily on the Herald.
Frank and George Keegan OF Chicago,
have been visiting their uncles. William
and Christopher Lewis, during the past
ten days.
Lucas Kells went to Fergus Falls on
Friday. and to st. Clo1d on Sunday
on business connected with the N. p
Clarke & Co..
w. I. Henshaw went to Minneapolis
on Saturday to fulfill engagements for
singing at church, and in concert at
Lake Como.
Miss May Hoffman, who has been
teaching at Hancock, is home. A friend
Miss Blackman, accompanies her for a
visit of two weeks.
Mrs. c. !. Hanscome of Belgrade has
been at home with her little SON and
dauhter paying her parents and friends
visit OF two weeks.
Miss Irene Dean, who has been visiting
her cousin, Miss Alice Dean for three
weeks, returned to her home in MINI
eapohs on Saturday.
Winn Lamb r., who has been for
months past under treatment at the
Fergus Falls hospital, has returned
home fully recovered.
Will Moore will return to st. Psul or
Sunday, after visit of two weeks will
friends and relatives here. He has {
position m dental Office.
Charlie Johnson has gone to Cassel
ton, N. D.. to take the position of book
keeper for Caughrea & Riley. who bav.
grading contract there
Charles Leech of Memphis, an engineer
on the Milwaukee road and an old FRIEND
of Alderman Erwin's, was in the city
with his wife during the past week.
Miss Rose Cooper and Ruth L. Morris
are in Denver, Col. attending the Ma
tional Teachers Association Both hav'
been visiting friends in the Black Hills
When Mesdames Mullen and Georg,
Fish returned from Minneapolis they
brought with them little neice, thu
daughter OF e. F. L. Blecken, for q visit
Mrs. Lila Plank and two children
who have been in the city with hei
mother, Mrs. !. L. Robbins, for some
time, lett for her home in Minneapolis
on Saturday last.
L. B. Webster OF Willard. formerly o
this city, passed through this city one da,
last week on his way to Minneapolis
where he will enter hospital tor treat.
ment for dropsy. Dr.. Smith OF willard
accompanied him.
Miss Laura Knott went through the
city on Saturday on her way to Alexan
dria, where she will have charge OF the
State Summer School. She has three
teachers under her, and expected and
attendance of15O.
w. M. Kingsley and wife of La Crosse
were in the city for several days last
week, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
w. Hart. Mr.. Kingsly is brother oil
Mrs. Hart. He is conductor on the
Minnesota Southern Railroad.
Geo. II. Reynolds of St. Cloud. and
wife, were passenger eastward on the
returning home from Osakis Lake,
where they went to avoid the smoke
din and excitement OF the Fourth of July
Hon. c. p. Reeves of Glenwood, was
in the city on Saturday on his way to
St. Paul. Mr.. Reeves made splendid
record:during the last legislative session
and Pope county is doubtless wise
enough to know good thing wher
it has it, and keep it.
John Cannon who has been running 6
local freight train on the Willmar branch
sence he left this city, was in town or
Monday. He WILSON have the through
fast freight over the Hinckley and East
ern Minnesota Division between st