The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-06-25

on SUNDAY, Ictututh& oH VuoHudy HS ~.
Martin Moore, Of Park Rapids. was in
the city during the past week. He LETT
on Sunday evering for Fergus Fills.
Eugene Boss of Wadena, who has
been visiting his brother, Chas. M, Boss
for week, returned home on Monday.
Mr., F. A. West, an old settler of Sank
Centre and brother of Mrs. Charles
Perry was here to spend the week of the
encampment.
Harry Carr went to Minneapolis on
Saturday, and on Sunday he returned
TO Hunter. N. D. Mrs. Carr is still in
the city.
Mrs, lanes O'Connor of Anoka, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. r. J. O'Con-
nell and Miss Katharine O'Connor of
this city.
Miss Clara Herman bade her friends
good bye last week. She will visit an
aunt at Royalton and relatives at
Minneapolis.
Miss Gulla Kramman and Miss Alice
Norby, OF Clarissa. were in the city on
Friday and Saturday, the guests OF
Mrs. F. A. Pangburn.
F. Whitney, the genial general pass
enger agent of the Great Northern road
went west on Saturday evening in his
special car, with party of friends.
Mr.. Chas. Perry and wife and Mr.. F..
A. West and daughter went to Willard
to spend the dav with relatives and
frieuds On Ga frrdav
RAYMOND Dean took the train ON
Tuesday morning for Monticello. Thence
he will ride his wheel to Minneapolis,
where he will visit friends,
Thomas R. Lynch, of Swanvillc was
in the city during the week looking after
his fine residence which is progressing
toward completion very rapidly. s.
Zoe Smith, foreman of the HERALD
Office. is taking a vacation, with rel
atiyes at Alexandria. w. B. Brooks, OF
Redwood Falls, takes his place while
absent.
W.. L. TAFT of Duluth, spent Sunday in
the city with his mother, He was
accompanied by his wife and child. 1t
is gratifying to know that he is doing a
Miss Mary Buchanan, who has been
teaching in the Little Falls public schools
during the past halt year, returned home
on Thursday last and will spend her va
cation it this city.
Miss Dena Ahrins, who has made her
home with Mrs. S, M, Bruce during the
past winter and spring, will return to
her home at Lake George for the sum-
mer. She will probably return in the
fall.
Mrs. H. G. ,Nickerson of Elk River,
accompanied by her daughter Ella, and
Mab,l Colson, is making her annual
visit with her sisters, Mrs. S. 6. Barnard
and Mrs. VIM. Pangburn.
Prot. Henry Johnson left on Wednes-
day for Moorhead, and on Saturday he
will go to Crookston to assist in con-
Quoting a summer school there. He will
have charge of the departments OF
history and civics.
B. F. Van Camp and his daughter.
Mrs. Richard Rlchison, are the guests Of
D. c. Van Camp of this city. MI. Van
Camp is venerable gentleman, the
father of D. c. Van Camp, and by reason
of former visits has many acquaintance
in this city. He will remain several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sebastian P, WINNER
Albany, John A. WINNER of st. Cloud
William WINNER of Paynesville, Mrs,
Miller of Albany, brothers and sister
of Miss Katie WINNER, and Wrs. VIM
mer, her mother, were in the CITY on
Tuesday to attend the Borgman-Wim-
mer wedding,
Chas. J. Dean and wife of Minneapolis,
and Albert White and White of Eden
Prairie, were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
W. S. Dean. during the past week. Mr..
Dean is a brother and Mrs. White a
sister of w. S. Dean, They left for their
respective no mes on Monday.
Miss Dora Wells is visiting with Mr..
and Mrs, Lamb Of this City. Miss Wells
has severed her connection with the St,
Cloud high school where she has been
employed as principal during the past
six years. She will go from here to
Montpelier, Vermont to visit her mother,
after which she will take post gradu-
ate course in the Chicago University.