The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-08-29
PERSONAL.
Gen. Catterson is in the city.

Miss Leta White is visiting friends at
st. Cloud.
Miss Allie Hosmer returned to st. Paul
on Monday. 81 sss
Mrs. E. P. Barnum came up from St.
Cloud on Monday.
Prot. John M. vancamp of Little
Fails, is in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Warren spent
Sunday at Grove Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Johnson left for
Moorhead on Wednesday.
c. N. Hunt occupied the Methodist
pulpit on Sunday morning last.
Mrs. E. P. Barnum of st. Cloud, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Barnum.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ingram, OF st. Cloud !,
is visiting her father, William Bolton.
I. F. Lewis, who removed to Grove
Lake recently, was in the city on Satur-
day.
Miss Lydia Howard expects to go to
Boston early next month foreman until
spring.
I. Whitmarsh, representing ths Mosler
Safe Company, was III the city on Weds
nesday.
Sam Chute has a position under the
government, surveying lands near Grand
Rapids.
Prof. Stanton returned last Saturday
from his summer vacation and is making
preparations tor the opening OF school
next Monday.
Mrs. TAFT and daughter returned from
Duluth on Friday last, after visit OF a
couple of weeks.
Rev M. w. Davis, of Wadena, an
Rev. Fred w. Hart will exchange pulpits
on SUNDAY next.
Miss Mabel Warren OF Grove Lake,
has been visiting friends in this city dur
ing the past week.
Claude Lewis, who has been attending
the summer school at Long Prairie, re-
turned home on Saturday.
Robert Miller, of North Fork, one of
the prosperous farmers of that locality,
was In the city on Tuesday.
FIR. Fitzgerald has been in st. Cloud
this week attending the annual retreat
of the clergy of this diocese.
Parry Bixby returned from Hunter, N.
D., on Sunday last after weeks visiting
with his parents and sisters.
Judge Searle passed through this city
on Monday on his way to Fergus Falls,
to attend special session of the District
court.
Miss Fanny Norris will return on
Friday from St. Paul, where she has
been visiting her aunt. Mrs. w. S. Alex
ander.
William Rogers Of Grand Forks,
stopped off IN the city for several days
this week. on his return homeward from
st. Cloud.
Rev. George E. Smith went to Mime
apolis on Monday. He will return next
week accompanied by his wife. He has
no children.
Oscar Lofgren, v. S., OF Alexandria, is
in the city. He came down to treat one
of the horses Of c. M. Sprague's valuable
driving team.
Miss Flora Truman will return to
Minneapolis on Friday. Her work IN
the public schools of that city begins on
Tuesday next.
Miss Morrison has returned, ready to
renew her work in the high school, She
attended the national convention of
teachers at Denver.
Hon. VIM. E. Lee spent Sunday at his
old Long Prairie home. He dined at the
Sank Centre House on Monday on his
return trip to St. Cloud.
H. r. Hawley, CT Beaver Dam, Wis.
Monday on brief visit to his sister,in-
law, Mrs. John B. Perkins.
George Duncan has been elected dele
gate to the Mutual Benefit Association
of the Railway Mail Employees to be held
in Chicago on September Sd.
H. W. Bishop, one of Sank Centres
active young business men, was IN our
midst on Wednesday. having rode over
on his bike.-Belgrade Sun.
/ Mrs. Scheldrup and children have been
at Brandon for some time, visiting her
parents. Mr.. Scheldrup went up today
and will remain over Sunday.
Herman Bretzke OF New Pavnesville,
an old time resident of this city, who
has hosts Of friends wherever known,
was in town on Monday.
C.. Y. Hunt expects to return to this
city and hold a service on Sunday next.
He lett on Monday last for Mortified,
where he preached Tuesday evening.
Miss Sand of Elbow Lake, was in the
CITY on Wednesday. the guest of Miss
TAFT. She is on her wavIto Menominee
Mich, to accept position under Prot.
o, l. Woodley.
Miss Josie Apteld left ON Monday for
Mortified to resume teaching in the pub
lie schools there. She will stop en- route
for visit OF a few days with her sister,
Mrs. B. Drew, in St. Paul.
James Bennett of Brooklyn. N. Y, who
has property interests in this vicinity,
as elsewhere in the west, spent Sunday
in the city, the guest of M. Hogan. He
lett on Monday for Fergus Falls.
Alonzo Taylor of Hudson, Otter Tail
county, came down to the local examin-
ing board here to be examined for an in
crease OF pension. He is suffering from
rapidly increasing cataract in both
eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Sly, of Minneapo-
lis, were the guests of A L. Kinnamoh
during the past week. Mr.. Sly is the
representative Of the Northwestern Cas-
ket COMPANY through this section ofth