The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-07-25
PERSONAL.

Billy Blake was in town on Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed Parr lett for Seattle last week
on visit.
Hon. Kittel Halverson was in the city
on Monday.
Miss Fraser of Glenwood was in tn.
city on Tuesday.
IT.. Killeen and wife are visiting
friends at st. Zoe.
Miss Josephine Frasier OF Glenwood, a
teacher of art, is in the city.
Miss Lillian Frevett OF ST. Paul is the
guest of Mrs. H. S. Gibson.
F. E. Barnum is at Birch Lake, in
camp with the Bunnell party.
Mrs Conwell OF Minneapolis, is visit
ing sister, Mrs. S. L. Lockwood.
George Clement of Duluth, is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Irwin.
Charlie Dixon the most genial of trav-
cling men was in the city on Tuesday.
A. S. Thompson made a business trip
to Wright County during the past week.
Charles O'Connor and family, the late
census enumeration, has returned to
Anoka.
Howard Thacker's uncle, mother, and
sister of Glenwood, were his guests on
Tuesday
Miss Minnie, younger daughter of
Hon. Henry Keller, is visiting friends in
St. Cloud.
Mrs. Jesse Robertson walked down
town on Wednesday for the first time in
many months.
d. c. VanCamp and family leave on
FRIDAY tor Birch Lake for two weeks
outing in camp.
Mrs. CTS. Howard of St. Paul, nee
Grace Madison. is visiting her father,
A. o. Madison.
o. K. Chance-he is Doctor now
was III the city on Monday fitting spec
tacles to defective eyes.
E. 6. Williams of St. Paulhas accepted
a position at the Keller factory. He is
an expert cutter trimmer.
E. c. Hogan, of the merchantile firm
OF M. J. Hogan & Son, of Spring Hill,
was in the city on Monday.
DR.. ]. A. Dubois and family leave to.
day for Lake Mills, where they will
visit friends tor couple of weeks.
John Bower, who has been keeping the
Northern Pacific restaurant, has re-
moved to his farm in New Munich.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mari and daugh-
ter, who have been the guests Of E. Dun
lap for several days, lett on Tuesday.
Mrs. Minnie Kinney OF Red Wing, Is
the guest Of Mrs. w. D. P. His
dale. She is accompanied by her son.
Jamie Hendrix returned home from
Minneapolis during the week after a
visit Of three weeks with friends there.
Miss Edith Blackmar OF Hancock,
who has been visiting Miss May Hoff-
man, returned to her home on Monday.
Howard Thacker. the efficient and af-
fable clerk in the post, Office, went over to
Glenwood on Wednesday on visit with
friends.
M. Hogan spent Sunday with Mimi
eapolis friends. Monday he devoted to
business, and returned home on Tues
day morning.
Walter Mcintyre has returned from
Fergus Falls, where he has been under
treatment for several months. He is
much better. 1855
John J. Theis went to St. Cloud on
Tuesday. and sold several good bills
Of goods. He was accompanied BY Frank
Meinder, one of his men,,
Miss Lottie Hoople of Duluth, is visit
ing hir uncle, Alderman Irwin. She has
scores of friends in this city, where she
spent her early girlhood. 50
Ole Hatton had the misfortune 70 cut
his hand very seriously with on axe. He
has been in town several times during
the past week for medical service.
Misses Nettie and Della Connolly OF
st. Paul, are visiting their cousin. Mrs.
bv young lady friend, Miss Nettie Fitz-
gerald.
Little Misses Fannie. Margaret Norris,
and Miss Altha Ried, and Anna and
Myra Hendryx spent three days Of the
past week in camp with the Lake
Amelia party.
Mrs. James Young and t~o children
OF Mankato, were in the city on Tues
day. On her way to Willard, Mrs. Young
stopped off to see her old friend Mrs.
John Buchanan.
Geo. M. Bishop was guest of the
Cedar Lake campers last week. o. B
Boobar. who was is camp there several
DAYS, returned few days in advance Vi
breaking camp.
Ed Capser, who has been with the st
Paul Dry Goods Company, is at home
for week. He goes from here tt
Grafton, N. D., to enter the employ o
his brother-in-la Rylich.
Coy. Barto and E. p. Barnum OF st
Cloud went through the city on Thurs
day on their way to Wadena. to lay the
corner stone of the new Episcopal church
there. Bishop Gilbert preached the
sermon.
DR.. I. E. Campbell OF Belgrade. editor
OF the Sun, president of the village, prac.
Using physician, health officer, druggist
hustling republlcan-and in every capac
ity brilliant success, was in the city or
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bunnell, Mr.. and Mrs,
Law, Charles Sewell and three children
Miss Una Robbins, Harry Whitefelo
and Ed. Johnson have delightful camr
| at Birch Lake. John A. Berkey anc
family and A. A. Tanner and family Of
Little Falls, are campted near them.
Luther Dimond left last week fol