The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-08-01

4 ". r. Gregory was in the city during
the week.
Lucas Kells went to Minneapolis on
Tuesday.
C. G. Herberger OF West Union was in
town today.
Harry Whitehead is in from camping
at Birch Lake.
Will c. Emerson of Grove Lake, was
in town on Saturday.
Geo. M. Bennett went to Minneapolis
on bushes on Tuesday.
! Miss Patterson left tor St. Paul on
/. Wednesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Graves of Osakis,
spent Sunday in this city.
Hon. c. P. Reeves of Glenwood was in
town during the past week.
Charles Fl. Bennett went to Minneap-
oils on business on Monday.
Allen Barto of St. Cloud, is visiting
his brother. Judge L. r. Barto.
| Harry S. Gilbert was in town on Tues
day on his way to Park Rapids.
Claud Lewis is attending the state
sumner school at Long Prairie.
II. P. Gallup was in the city on one of
his regular periodical routines on We'd
nesday.
Mrs. T. D. Davidson and SON Ray
Tuesday.
w. Clark Warren went down to St.
Paul and Minneapolis on business on
Monday.
Miss Cynthia Glessin of Red Wing. is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Edgar
Thomson.
Geo. R. Whitney has been entertaining
a brother from st. Cloud, during the
past week.
Richard Steinman, representing the
Kis-Me Gum Co., is spending few days
at Camp Julie.
Ed. F. Staples of st. Cloud came up on
Saturday to set the granite work on the
Dahlem building.
The Bunnell camping party has re-
turned from Birch Lake, having broken
camp on Tuesday.
Mrs. E. P. Barnum spent several days
in the city dnring the past week. She
returned on Monday.
Pet Brawley was in town last week.
He spent Sunday at BIRCH Lake with the
Murphy camping party.
Clerk of the Court Barnum came up
rom St. Cloud on Monday night and
spent TUESDAY, in the city.
Mrs. Harrison Rice and her daughter.
Mrs. James Van Norman. went to Mel
rose on Tuedsav. on visit.
Frank Wan, who has been spending
the summer IN Raymond, will leave in a
| few days for North Dakota.
l. 81. Simonton, city assessor, went
down to st. Cloud on Saturday to turn
over his books to the county audiror.
D.A. Perkins of st. Cloud IS, IN the
city. He has come up to look after the
harvest on his farm south of the city.
Miss Kittie Norris, who has been
studying art in Boston during the past
year, Is visiting friends at Calais, Me.
Mrs. Brown. of St. Paul, who has been
visiting Mrs. r. Buck during the past
| two weeks, returned home on Monday.
W. s. DRYDEN OF CasheI, S. D.. former
resident Of this cit.. arrived in town on
a visit with his brother, Alex D. Dryden.
! II. b. Briggs, the genial travelling
| freight agent OF the Great Northern road
mA6e tins city . business calt dnEing the
past week.
| John /. Theis went over TO Biuh Lake
| on Tuesday, returning with his write on
Wednesday. She has been in camp there
! for several days.
Mrs. TAFT and daughter Lizzie, leave
today for Duluth and Super1Of, on q
visit of several days with Will and Sam.
sons. of Mrs. TAFT.
Frank Clarity, who 10 in the employ
of the Great Northern railroad at West
Supetior. Is in the city. He wall remain
couple ofweeks.
Misses lone Hall and Zell Stevens Of
st. Cloud, who were with the camping
party at Lake Amelia, returned to their
home on Tuesday.
George Keller, who represents the
Keller Manufacturing Company az its
general salesman, with offices at st.
Paul. is in the city.
w. I. Henshaw returned on Monday
evening from Minneapolis, and will re-
main in this city during the balance of
| the summer season.
Mrs. Geo. H. Hosmer and children,
| who have been the guests OF Mrs. E.
C.. Rich. returned to their home in West
St. Paul on Tuesday.
| Miss Ruth Norris, who attended the
| National Teachers Association at Dem
! yer, is on her way home. She will stop
| in Minneapolis for a visit.
| Mrs. Charles Howard OF st. Paul is
| the guest OF Mrs. A. P. Anderson, and OF
her brother, Will Madison, and not OF
| her father, as stated last week.
Col. Westeman OF St. Cloud, was in
| the city on Saturday, on business con-
ne ted with the Mccormick company, OF
which he is general agent.
w. A. Gates arrived home on Wednes-
day in response to a telegram anneunc-
| ing the serious illness of his father. Mr..
Gates will doubtless remain here.
| T. w. Mann and family of Little Falls.
were the guests cf Fred Cooper on FRI
day and Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Mann
| have scores of warm friends in Sank
Center who are always glad tosweleome
chem.