The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-05-14
LOCAL NEWS.
Personal.


Personal.
Blanche Howard went to st. Paul on
Friday.
A. Ii. Jansen OF st. Paul spent. Sunday
in the city.
Outings Sets. a yard at w. c. Warren
& Co.'S.
Challies 31acts. yard at w. c. War
sen & Co.'S.
W.. e. Pangburn came down from Far
60 on Tuesday
Vide Smith OF westport was in town
on Tuesday.
M. Hogan went to Melrose On business
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Warren w. Adley of Osakis, was
in the CITY on Tuesday.
Ed. c. Hogan of Spring Hill, was in
the city on Saturday.
Mel Scherffius came up from Melrose
on Sunday. on his wheel.
Ed. Harrison and Will Johns IN rode
their wheels to Melrose On Sunday.
They were caught in the rain on their
return trip.
William Rain came up from Melrose
on SATURDAY. evening, and spent Sunday
with his family.
L. M. Bunnell drove to Melrose on
Monday. thence to Birch Lake and Grey
Eagle, on a business trip.
Mayor Miner went to Minneapolis on
business on Friday last, and returned on
Monday.
Judge D. B. Searle passed through the
city on Friday on his way home from
Long Prairie.
Henry Reichert of Long Prairie, came
down on bicycle on Sunday, returning
home on Monday.
John Flynn of North Fork, one OF the
substantial farmers of western Stearns'
was in the city on Monday.
H. B. Briggs, the travelling freight
agent OF the Great Northern, was IN the
city on business on Friday.
Geo. M. Bennett was in the city on
Wednesday. He came oyer from West
port, and left Tor Philbrook.
DIR. McMasters went upto Todd coun-
ty on Friday and returned on Saturday
with fair string of trout.
Judge and Mrs. L. R. Barto lett on
Wednesday morning for Duluth to at
tend the Eastern Star State Convention
Mrs. L. R. Barto expects to leave on
Friday for a visit with her parents at
,,o,r W;n0no Che will he h.
sent some time.
Ed. Quinn, who is running on the Tin
tab branch of the Great Northern road.
spent Sunday with his scores of friends
in this city.
F.ench Stabler came up from Mime
apolis on Tuesday md on Wednesday
LETT for Melrose to report for duty on the
Great Northern railroad.
Sheriff Maynard of Todd county, was
in the city on Friday attending to the
shipment of several carloads of cattle
which he brought down the branch.
Sidney J. Huntley came up from Mel
rose on Saturday, returning on Monday.
He is making an excellent paper OF the
Beacon, and his efforts are appreciated.
Webb Harmon of Fargo, of the firm
CT Everhart & Co. manufacturers OF
confectionry, spent two or three days
with his parents, in this city, during the
past week.
Capt. Goodsell of Fergus Falls, in
spector ofthe Minneapolis and Northern
line OF elevators. was in the city on bust
ness on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles SAWYER arrived
in the city on Wednesday, on their way
to FELTON,, Mimi, where Mr.. Sawyer
has farming property. They drove up,
and on to FELTON,.
Little Miss Grace and Ethel Sawyer
of Minneapolis came home with their
grandmother, on Friday last. She
went down to attend the funeral OF her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. French Stabler.
DIR. and Mrs. Lewis, and Mrs. w
o. P. Hilsdale are attending the
state meeting OF the Eastern Star
loIge at Duluth, as delegates from
the Naomi chapter of this city.
Mrs. J. A. Gilman, president of the
Ladies Auxiliary MISSIONARY Society OF
the district of Duluth, after organizing a
branch Iii this CITY, lett on Friday for
Wadena. Thence she goes to her home
at White Earth.
Dan W. Bruckart of St. Cloud, one o
the royal good fellows of which the st
Cloud bar is conspicuously compose d
was in tie city on Tuesday on his way
home from Fergus Falls, whittier he had
been on business.
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