The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-06-27

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Willie Whipple has . place In s.P.
Hanaen's grocery house.
DR.. Quincy Warren, Of Grove Lake
was in the city on Monday.
Hon. Kittel Halverson, of North
Fork. was in the city on Monday.
Senator Knute Nelson has engaged IN
the practice Of law at Alexandria.
Billy Marbles troupe passed through
the city to-day en- route for Melrose.
Lucas Kells returned on Tuesday, from
Waukesha. accompanied by his daughter
Mabel.
John P. Grundman and wife are camp
ing at Birch Lake. with a party OF
friends.
Rev. ]. F. Hamilton returned from
from the south on Friday last accom-
panied by his wife.
George Bergman is in the EMPLOY OF
Albert Dahlem, gaining experience in the
mercantile business.
Miss Gertrude Miner left tor Minneap-
oils to-day after protracted visit at
the hume Of her father.
VIM. A. Morse, the genial Billy"
who travels for a clothing house, was
in the city On Monday.
Miss Irene, daughter of w. 5. Dean,
of Minneapolis. is visiting her cousin,
Miss Alice Dean OF this city. w.
Mrs. David Cleveland has been visit
ing Rev. and Mrs. c. w. Lawson OF
Alexandria during the past week.
Rev. and Mrs. M. B. Critchett are in
Minnea polls to attend the marriage GER
emony of sister of Mrs. critchett.
Charles Pease went up to Clarissa on
Saturday to spend Sunday. Mrs.
Pease has l,een visiting friends there.
Miss Josie Scherfius has arrived safely
at her destination at Oconomowoc, WIS,
where she will remain several weeks.
Henry Keller and c. Nd. Sprague made
a business trip to Jadis, Rousseau coun-
ty. on Friday last, returning on Sunday.
John Pendergast of Chicago, is visit
ing his brother, Solomon Pendergast.
of this city. He is accompanied by two
children.
Hon. Fred Schroeder of St. Joseph
has been the guest OF Thomas !. Killeen
during the past week. He is an uncle
of Mrs. Killeen.
Mesdames Mullen and Geo. Fish left
for Minneapolis on Tuesday for two
weeks visit. Mrs. Fish is accompanied
bv her son Paul.
Mrs. Gorgas and children have been
in the city during the past week, the
guest of her grandparents. E and Mrs.
Alexander Moore.
Harry E. Hamilton and bride arrived
in the city on Tuesday last and are at
the rectory. They will remain until the
middle OF next week.
Mrs. E. ]. Davenport and SON, who
have been the guests of Mrs. Charles r.
Hendryx during the past. two weeks.
retu. ned to her home in Minneapolis
to-day.
Mrs. F. 3. Barnum returned from
Saltwater, where she has been visiting
friends. Mr.. Barnum met her at St.
Cloud on Saturday, returning together
on Monday.
Prof. Henry Johnson will leave for
Boston, the first of next week to remain
the greater part of the Summer. His
wife will visit her sister, Mrs. F. E
Searle at Duluth. ssS'sa
Evangelist c. N. Hunt will speak in
the Congregational churchnext Sunday.
Subject in the morning, Talents" in
the evening, "The Mission of the Christ.
ian." Everybody invited.
DR.. E. ]. Campbell. OF Belgrade, one of
the most genial of men, and a type Of
vigorous manhood, Sas in the city on
Saturday. He Lett in the evening for
home, via Melrose, his former field of
practice.
Mrs. ]. D. Pangburn, who makes her
home with her son, William Pangburn,
is recovering from long illness which
for time seemed hopeless. Her great
age-she is nearly. ninety-makes her
recovery remarkable.
George Fish went to Minneapolis on
Wednesday to attend wedding. His
wife and Mrs. Mullen preceded him by
one day. lheir cousin, Cora Layman,
was married Wednesday evening at the
Layman home. LATER-George didn't
go, the train was seven hours late.
E. c. Richmond, who is associated
with Byron F. Carr in inspecting
government lands, was in the city to-
day. They both leave on Sunday next
to resume labor at Rainy lake. The
appropriation for the coming fiscal
year will be available on July LIST. The
money for last year was all exhausted
early, and the crew had to be laid off.