The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-11-26
PERSONAL.


PERSONAL.
Vide Smith was in town on Monday.
Chas. Sewall spent Sunday in the city,
o. K. Chance was in the city on Mon
day.
L. Kells went to St. Cloud, on Sun
dav.
Gale Lyman was in che city on Satur-
day.
O. 6. Lyman was in town on Satur-
day.
VIM. Rain of Melrose, was in the CITY
on Saturday.
Up. Hammered of st. Cloud was in
the city on Friday.
George Brown of Westport was in
the city on Friday.
b. VIM. Hines of Melrose was in the city
on Saturday last.
Alex Bordreau of West Port, was in
the city on Tuesday.
Mrs. Feisler moved into the Capser
cottage on TUESDAY.
DR.. o, c. Warren of Grove Lake was
in town on Saturday.
Dana Tufts of Long Prairie, was in
the city on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garry Stabler are in the
city, They will remain.
J. H. Simonton went to Long Prairie on
Monday, returning on Friday.
DIR. DUBOIS went to St. Paul on Friday re-
turning on Wednesday evening.
Horace Bigelow, Constable of Grove
Lake, Was in town on Saturday.
Hon. w. E. Lee and wife of Long
Prairie were in the city on Friday.
French Stabler lost his pocket book
at Melrose, with ten dollars in it.
Miss Louise Warren has accepted a
position IN the store OF Warren & Co.
e. B, Wood. County Attorney from
Todd County, was in the city on Fri
day.
The cooper shop is now running it's
full capacity with ]. Deitrick Us fore
man.
Henry Coe one Q! the substantial
farmers of Wildwood, was IN the city on
Tuesday.
Editor Batchelder of the Melrose Bea-
con, made this Office pleasant call on
Monday,
Last Saturday Hans Lovass moved
from the Garfield Terrace to the South
part OF the city.
The Catholic Fair is in progress as we
given next week,
Will Nottage has taken the place Of
Bert DcGroat on the mail train from
here to st. Paul.
Miss Carrie Wilson, who has been
teaching at Gushing, Mimi, is home on
account ut illness.
Peter Orvaar went to Long Prairie on
Thursday to play with Aliens orches-
ira for a club dance.
Fred Loyd of St, Paul, Grand Master
OF the A. o. U. w., addressed the lodge
here on Saturday evening.
P. H. SchuelKe and family of Ashley, have
gone to Minneapolis to spend the winter. He
will return to his farm next spring.
Robert Stanley, who has been at
Hillsborough, N. D., DUNG the sum-
mer, returned home on SATURDAY..
Web Harmon came down from Fargo
on Saturday. and spent SUNDAY with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chan, Har-
mon
Andrew Parker, stockm an from Joliet
Mont, is here visiting his cousin
Harry, He is brother of the late ]. c.
Parker.
Mrs. T. c. Hudson who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. c. c. Tobey,
returned to her home at Paynesville on
Friday.
Max Forbes went to Minneapolis on
Friday, and returned with his wife, who
had preceded him two or three days, on
Monday.
Mrs. Flora P. Gates is in Melrose this
week engaged in taking orders for roses,
ornamental shubbery etc, for the level
Nursery Co. Lake City, MINI.
Andrew H. Hendrckson went up to Eagle
Bend on Monday on business. He is general
collector for the Minneapolis Harvester
Works for this section of the State:
lanes Duncan, who has spent the
past three years at Franklinville. N. Y.
but formerly EMPLOYED IN the cooper
shop returned on Saturday last.
Mr.. Robards OF Cowing, Richards &
Cowing OF Alexandria, was in town on
Friday on his way home from hunt
ing expedition north of Brainerd.
OK. Chance. expert optician and re-
fractlonist, will be at the Sank Centre
House on Thursday. Friday and Satur-
day OF this week, Your eyes examined
free.
Jas. Jenkins, ]. Allen, ]. ]. Hickman
and August Peterson returned on Mon
day from Spider Lake, where they have
been hunting deer for the past two
weeks. They brought home six juicy
saddles and nice crop OF whiskers
each.
Our all wool red flannel. full width at
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