The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-09-12
PERSONAL.

Z, M. Sprague went to st. Paul today,
H. F. Alden spent last Sunday in St.
Cloud.
Mrs. ]. L. Robbins went 20 st. Paul
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. L. Stabler went to the state
fair on Tuesday.
Ross Shaw and wife OF Westport. were
in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Clark Warren drove
to Melrose on Sunday.
Lucas Kells and Miss Mable, went to
st. Paul on Thursday.
Miss Maud Bixby is visiting Mrs.
Frank Smith of St. Cloud.
Mrs. N. H. Miner went to Minneapolis
lon Saturday nights train.
Hon. KittIe Halvorsen and his brother
Soren, were in the city Tuesday,.
M. L. Webb of Willard. was in town
Monday. on his way to the state fair.
Miss Minnie Gill OF Madison, Wis.,, is
the guest OF her friend, Mrs. Mel. Bled.
Bert Rice, who is in the employ of the
RYAN Drug Co.. was in town on Sunday.
Thomas Campbell, collector for the
]. l. Case company is in the city on bust
| ness.
Harry Carr come down from Hunter,
N. D., to spend Sunday with friends
here.
Senator Nelson passed through the city
on Saturday on his way home from Lit
tie Pals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billed, accompanied by
Miss Gill, droye to Meieres Grove on
Wednesday.
DR.. ]. E. Campbell came up from Bel
grade on Monday, returning on Tues
day evening.
VIM. Unger of Melrose. accompanied
by DR.. Bell and Jos. Trisko. were in the
| city today.
Hon. Frank Eddy. member OF congress
| from the Seventh district, was in the
city on Saturday last.
Joseph Mossman OF Westport, was in
the city on Monday on his way to st.
Paul to visit the state fair.
Henry Zimmerman, the expert candy
| maker in the employ of L. M. Bunnell,
went to Minneapolis on Monday.
E. w, Collins of Little Falls, collector
| for an agricultural machinery company,
| spent the greater part of the week in The
| the city.
Miss May Peterson, sister of Mrs M
| A. Sheldrup, who has been visiting
| friends at Brandon, returned home on
Wednesday.
Miss Kate Keables of Pella, Ia, who
| has been the guest of Mrs. John F.
Grundman for two weeks. returned
home on Monday.
| Fay Sprague and Harry White6eld
went to the state fair during the week,
leaving the cashier as the whole work
ing farce for couple OF days.
John r. Howard and bride arrived
| home on Thursday noon of last week.
Mrs. Howard will be "at home' on ana
| after Thursday of this week.
Joseph Gray OF Duluth, was in the
city Monday last and purchased car
| load of butchering stock of s. P. Han.
sen, for J. B Sutphen of Duluth.
A. S. Thompson returned Monday
from Chicago, whittier he went on bust
| ness connected with the firm he repre-
sents-the Champion Harvester Co.
James A. Caughren come up from
Fairchtld, Wis, on Friday. His health
| was breaking under the strain OF hard
| work. and heis forced to take rest.
Mr.. Truax of Hazelton, Ia, who has
been visiting his neice, Mrs. D. c. Van
| Camp for several weeks, left for home
| on Wednesday, accompanied by his son.
Will Nottage. who is in the printing
business in st. Paul, is visiting his
| mother, Mrs. c. F. Bohall of West I'm
ION. He was in the city on Wednesday.
Miss Tossle Scherffius, who has been
visiting friends at Ocomowoc, Wis, for
several weeks. returned home during
the past week. She had delightful
visit.
Gov. Barto. of St. Cloud. and E, B.
Wood, of Long Prairie are attending
the national encampment of the Grand
Army of the Republic at Louisville. KY,
| this week:
Charles E. Harkens of Long Prairie,
was in the city on Wednesday, accom-
panied by A. S. Straus and Rudolph
Harkens, They were on their way home
/ from the state fair.
OF. Lyman of Raymond, was in the
CITY on Wednesday. He rejoices in ex-
cellent crops, but IS awfullv sorry that
he wont get his pay for them in the
| white metal exclusively.
Tom Hogan, formerly of this city,
more recently of the general freight de-
partment of the Northern Pacific rail
road has gone to Billings, Mont, to
take charge of that station.
E. ]. Buel of Chicago, With Warden.
! Bushnell & Glessner, manufacturers OF
the Champion farm machinery, is IN the
city and will make business headquart-
ers here Cor an inde6nate period.
! Geo. H. Duncan was in town on We'd
nesday. He has just returned from Chi
cago, whittier he went to attend the an
nual meeting of the Mutual Benefit As
ISOLATION of the Railway Mail Route
| agents.
Rev. A. J. Pike left for Fargo on Tues
dav to attend the meeting OF the North
Dakota Congregational Conference, OF
which body he was formerly member.
He said he was just going up to "see
the boys"
DIR, E. e. Rich is in St. Paul attending
the annual meeting OF the srate dental
association. The doctor makes it a
point to attend these annual meetings
where he is brought into the closest con-
tact with all the leading dentists of the
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