The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-07-18

AiauN NdII VIII ICIuIH 70 OTdiIOH, ~
D., on Monday.
Harry w. Sprague OF Alexandria, was
IN the CITY on Sunday.
Hon. Kittel Halverson of North Fork,
was IN the city on Monday.
Ad Dunlap went to st. Paul on Mon
day to consult an occulist.
AL Erwin and Zoe Simonton went out
to Cedar Lake on Tuesday.
Mrs. William Stephenson and family
are visiting friends at Long Praire.
Alphonzo " Barto came back from the
camp at Lake Amelia on Monday.
Conductor Smith of the Great North
ern road spent Monday in this city.
Mrs. J. c. Parker and Mrs. M. F.
Woodbury. lett for Devils Lake on Tues
day.
Charles Buss, one of Todd county's
leading citizens, was IN the city on Mon
day.
Gen. Catterson spent Sunday at home,
and left on Monday for Browerville, on
business.
Ben Mclean. who has been hiring on
the Northern branch. is now running an
engine on the main line.
Fred Johnson, the car repairer, went
up to Sebega on Saturday to do some
repairing there.
James Mari, wife and daughter Of
Dodgeville Wis, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Dunlap.
Mrs. O. D. Wheeler and little daughter
will visit friends at Ackley, Iowa during
the next month.
Miss Matte TAYLOR who has been
visiting friends in Glenwood, has re-
turned home.
L. M. Bunnell and wife drove to Birch
Lake on Sunday. They visited the
Whitefeld camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Barnum, and c. c.
Tobey spent Sunday at Lake Amelia, the
guests of the campers.
Mrs. Geo. H. Hosmer of St. Paul is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. E. c. Rich. She
is accompanied by her three children.
Commissioner Smith went to St. Cloud
on Friday as member of the Board of
Equalization, now in session.
Miss Mabel Kells, one of the Lake
Amelia campers, was in the city an Mon
day. She returned to camp on Tues
day.
Mrs. Max Forbes went to Morris on
Wednesday last, returning on Monday
She visited her parents, who reside in
Morris.
Chris Borgerding and H. ]. Haskamp,
two of the most energetic and best
known citizens of Melrose, were in town
on Monday.
L. M. Bunnell and wife and Chas
Sewell and children are at the White
field camp at Big Birch Lake, for a
couple of weeks.
August Dahlem and Winthrop Benner
are at Clear Water, Mimi, the guests
of David Pierce, son of Robert Pierce,
formerly of this city.
Will Simonton, who has been in camp
at Lake Amelia returned on his wheel on
Monday. and his brother Frank took
his place in camp. going out on wheel.
The two little daughters Of w. Frank
| Smith. the Great Northern passenger
conductor, have been visiting the Misses
Bixby OF this city during the past two
weeks.
Frank Moorehouse and William
BONNER of Melrose, were IN the city on
Tuesday. They came up to arrange for
a game of base ball, If possible, in the
near future.
Mrs. b. T. Mossman of Birch Lake,
was in the city on Tuesday. She was
met here by her son, who accompanied
her to Lake Amelia, on visit to the big
camping party.
Miss Anna Vanish has gone to Little
Falls to take temporary charge of the
Western Union telegraph Office there.
She expects to remain there about a
month, and thence to St. Cloud for two
months.
C. w. Hicks of Alexandra, who. by the
way has been appointed personal clerk
for Senator Nelson, was in the city on
Monday. He rode his wheel down. and
the following day he extended his out
ing to St. Clond.
Chas. r. Tubbs OF Minneapolis, form
err highly respected citizen of Sank Cen
tire, was in the city on Wednesday call
ING upon many of his old time associ-
ates. He owns farm just west of the
city and came up to inspect his crops.
Old Uncle John Mosher, the first
engineer to run on the Long Prairie
branch, was in the city on Wednesday
locking as young as heidi dozen years
ago. He is running stationary engine
for the Great Northern road at St.
Cloud.
Judge Searle left on Tuesday noon for
Moorehead. where he will hold special
term for Judge Rogers. The following
dav he went to Fergus Falls to. hear the
case between Wilkin and Otter Tail
Counties, to determine the county lines.
Reporter Russell goes with him.
all alone to st. Cloud on Monday, where
she visited friends. Miss Alice Thorson.
! her cousin. was there, she having taken
down the little daughter ofA.A A. Wright,
whose care she has had since the death
of the little ones mother.
Mesdames McNiece and Dolson, OF
Valparaiso. Ind, arrived in the city on
Tuesday to be the guests of Mrs. Nc
Master. Mrs. McNiece is the mother of
Mrs. Dolson the mother of Mrs. Wash
McNiece. The two elderly ladies made
the long trip unaccompanied.
On Wednesday noon Fred Jacob, in
company with his brother lake and
friend M. Giterman left for st. Louis.
They take a boat at St. Paul for ST..
Louis making delightful trip Of four or
FIVE days. Fred will SO from st. Louis