The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-07-30
PERSONAL

PROT Hcniv johnSon IS IN the citS.
John Beste 81 Mrlrose was ID the city
on Friday.
Miss Edith Clifford returned from, her
visit OF three weeks on Wednesday,.
Or. A. P. BELL. Of Melrose. was in town
on Saturday.
I'D. Lewis. of Long Prairie. was in
the city on SATURDAY.
&C. Herberger Of Osakis, was in the
city on Sat urdav.
Prot. Geo. A. Stanton and family. re-
turned on Wednesday.
Mrs. Horton and daughter Leona. ar
visiting relatives at st. Could.
Miss Clara Chase of West Union. was
in the city the past week, visiting friends.
Miss Mabel Buchanan is attending the,
summer school at the State University.
Miss Luella Sutton, of Minneapolis. is
visiting at the home oil Judge Wilcox.
Sid. ]. Huntley, editor Of the Melrose
Beacon. was in the city on Saturday.
Miss Zoe. daughter OF N. r. Spur
OF Morris is the guest Of Mrs. J. B.
Perki ms.
Mrs. w. ]. Carson and sJn, Clark.
visited with Mrs. w. o. p. Hilsdale this
week.
Mrs. Henry Capser and child arrived
from st. Paul on Saturday. and they are
guests of Joseph Capser.
ID
former residents OF this city, are the
guests of Mrs. VIM. Scherf6us.
Mrs. M. A. McAllister OF Minneapolis.
is visiting her brother, S. 6. Barnard,
south OF the city.
Mrs. c. F. How left for New York, on
Wednesday, for a visit with relatives
and friends.
James Collins of Grand Forks. we'll
known in this city, and vicinity was in
the city on Monday.
Mrs. @. c. Lane of Glenwood. Wis. is
visiting her sister, Miss Elsie Shoff ner
and her father, ]. a. Shoffner OF Todd
country.
Miss May Batchelder returned on Sat-
urday last from Lake Sibley, where
she has been visiting her father at his
mill.
President Peavey OF the Monarch Ele-
vator company, will be in the city or
Saturday by special train. He is in
specting the line of elevators.
Mrs. S. S. Titus and daughter Marion,
lett for Grand Forks, on Wednesday,
after fortnight's visit with friends
here.
Capt. c. Fl. Goodsell, manager of the
Minneapolis and Northwestern elevator
line, was in the city on business on Tues
day,
Pet Brawley was in the CITY on Mon
day. minus his mustache. He now
hears a striking resemblance TO the late
lgnatius Donnelly.
I. A. Caughren returned from Minot
N. D. on Sunday and lett on Wednesday
tor St. Paul accompanied by his daugh-.
ter Bertha, who will make a several
weeks visit in the [ win cities.
Orion Dickson and his mo- her of Lake
Johanna. were IN the city during the
past week. He has rented Mr.. Motifs
old place on the Melrose road and
intends occupying it this fall
c. d. Whipple OF st. Cloud was in the
city on Tuesday, and offered to fight or
wrestle. instead of trotting horses. tor q
great big purse. and found no takers.
He is an all around sport.
B. NJ. Anderson OF Brooten, accom-
panied by his wife and two children,
was in town on Tuesday. He says the
crops in North Fork are looking excep-
tionally fine.
Ed. Capser came up from St. Paul, on
Saturday, and on Sunday his brother
George came down from Grafton. N. D.,
both visiting their parents. On Mon
day they left together for Grafton.
T.W. Brown and sons of Westport,
Mrs. W. r. Guile and daughter Of Chi
cago, and Miss Florence McKueser of
Anoka, constituted dinner party at
the Sank Centre House on Monday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Coles Jr. and in
FAINT daughter arrived in the city an Sat-
urday, on a short visit with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Alexander Moore.
They droye the entire distance.
Mrs. Frank Lewis OF Long Prairie,
who has been visiting Mrs. b. c. VAN
Camp for few days, returned to her
home ON Saturday last. She was ac-
companied bv Miss Maude Van Camp,
who will visit with her for several days.
Zoe sutton. son of ]. s. Sutton of
Minneapolis started from that city at 6
a. m. Monday, Iulv Goth and reached
the farm u VIM. Clark. three miles NORTH,
OF this city. at 10 p. m. of the same dav-
making the entire distance on his wheel
(and wasn't very tired either.)
Hon. Frank NJ. Eddy, congressman
from the Seventh district was in the
city on Saturday on his way from Glen
wood to Fergus Falls. Mr. Eddy has a
stiff fight on his hands. but he 10 conf
dent Of success. No man on earth more
richly deserves the compliment and en-
dorsement Of reelection.
9nmmer school. :.
We are well upon the third week OF
the school and the registration list has
reached bevond one hundred, 40 per
cent of the number are young teachers.
20 per cent have never taught at all, and.