The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1897-08-26
Personal.

Andrew Monroe is on the sick list.
w. A. Gates was in town on Monday
T. J. Killeen is taking four weeks
vacation.
Lucas Kells went to ST. Cloud on
Tuesday.
Albert w. Dahlem went to st. Paul
on Tuesday.
H. P. Gallup was in the city on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Joel Myers left for Buffalo, N.
Y. on Saturday.
James Harnpson of ST. Paul is visit
ing at A. Apland's.
The Misses Noting spent Sunday at
Chas. McGuire's, Westport.
Ed Bennett has accepted a position
in the Boston dry goods store.
w. H. Gordon of the Glenwood Her
aid. spent Sunday in this city.
Judge D. B. Searle was a passenger
on the east-bound train Friday.
John O'Hara and Fred Grigsby of
Melrose spent Sunday in the city.
! Mrs. rE. Fiesler is making a six
weeks visit with relatives in Iowa.
| Prof. Henry Johnson: of the Moor
head Normal school is in the city.
jessie Scherffius and May McNiece
drove to English Grove on Tuesday.
Miss Anna Morris visited with
friends at ST. Cloud during the week.
| DR.. DuBoise has returned from Lake
Mills. His family will return next
week.
| Senator Nelson pasted through the
city on Tuesday on his way to Wis
consin.
Lucas Kells and wife and B. w.
| How and his sister went to ST. Paul
on Friday.
| Mrs. O. B. Boobar has been enter
tanning Mrs. Geo. L. Clapp of Mont
gomery, Vt.
| Aaron Doty is attending the Nation
al encampment of the Grand Army at
Buffalo, N. Y.
| Chas. E. Harkens, clerk of court,
of Todd county, was down from Long
Prairie on Tuesday.
| C. H. Bronson and wife will will re-
turn to their home at Grand Forks
1 the last of the week.
| Mrs. III. Frankenfield. who has been
visiting at Graceville for two weeks
returned on Tuesday.
| DR.. c.. D. Wescott of Chicago is in
i the city for a two weeks visit, the
guest of DR.. e. j Lewis.
/ F. E. Minnette went to Saltwater on
Monday, to attend the Grand Lodge
/ of Foresters in session there.
/ Miss Mable Galusha will leave for
Chicago on Monday, where she has a
brother who is a stenographer.
James A. Norris wife and daughter
spent Sunday in Alexandria, the
! guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Roe.
Mrs. Hoff and Miss Maggie Dona-
hue Of Minneapolis are in the city
tae guests of their sister, Mrs. Hogan.
Mrs. J. L. Newton of ST. Paul is in
! the city visiting her sister, Mrs. G. S.
| Allen. She will remain about one
month.
| Chas. Strait drove to Glenwood on
| Wednesday,, to meet his wife who has
been visiting for some weeks in South
Dakota.
/ Mrs C. A. Strait accompanied by
her sister-in-law, returned on Wednes-
day from a six weeks visit in South
Dakota.
| Mrs. Della Mullin nee Bishop. Of
Los Angeles is in the city. Her hus-
band is in Europe. She will remain
here until his return.
! Willis How left on the Friday morn
ing train for some place intermediate
between Melrose and Mexico, the
Twin cities probably.
| N. H. Miller went to Minneapolis,
Fergus Falls and ST. Cloud on bust
| ness connected with the N. P. Clarke
estate during the first Of the week.
| Peter O. Roe of Brooten, was in the
city on Friday. No threshing has
been done in his vicinity, but he does
not anticipate big yield-not to ex-
coed dozen bushels to the acre.
| W.O. P. Hillsdale made a trip to
Minneapolis the other day. He found
SO urgent demand for some lines of
goods he wanted that stocks were ex-
hausted, and he will have to wait for
them.
Chas. Dram, former resident of
this city, now driving a locomotive
between Wilmar and Yankton, was in
the city Monday with his two sons.
Mrs. Dram is at Park Rapids spend
ing the summer.
John Kernagahn expects his mother
here today to make him a visit. She
left her home in Canada on Monday,
and will arrive here some day this
week. Mother and son have not met
for eight years.
N. T. Hale, whose disappearance a
year. ago was matter of mystery for
a long time, returned as mysteriously
one day last week. He has been
down in kentucky visiting with old