The Sauk Centre herald., 1897-07-15
Personal.

Mrs. Max Forbes went to Morris on
Monday.
Howard Bishop is camping at
Birch Lake.
JOHN GooDNow has been confirmed
as consul to Shanghai.
John WINNER Of st. Joe was the
guest of Il. j. Killene on Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Nelson and daughter, Mrs.
81. Bishop are visiting at Belgrade.
Mrs. Ilrid Lovseth spent Sunday
and Monday with friends in Osakis.
Misses Minnie and Josie Pangburn
are visiting relatives in Grand Forks
Lucas Kells and 7. J. Murphy went
to St. Cloud on Tuesday on business.
Miss Alice Thorson is visiting with
her friends Mrs. Hopkins at Brooten.
Prof. CAM of Lake George was
visiting friends on the city on Tues
day.
Miss Dena Boland of Pella, Iowa,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. John
Grundman.
Mrs. E. J. Lewis went to to Chicago
on Saturday for a few weeks visit
with relatives.
Miss Laura E. Frankenfield will be
home soon from Minneapolis to re-
main a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guyon and Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Donart went to Birch
Lake on Tuesday.
Mrs. Grundman and daughter. and
Hugo Grundman and wife are camp
ing on Fawn Lake.
John Showers, Will Richards. and
Mr.. Cluskie left for the Dakoua wheat
fields Monday night.
A young German Catholic priest
will celebrate his first mass at Me-
rose on Sunday next.
Mrs. Joseph G.. Lovaas is visiting
her parents at Home City. Her chill
dren accompanied her.
Hugo Grundman and wife came up
from st. Cloud on Saturday, and are
TIE guests of his mother.
Fl. V. Shaw and Miss Lulu Harkins
of Long Prairie were visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Lewis on Tuesday.
Miss Lora Kinnamon returned on
Wednesday from weeks visit with
Miss Nina White of Alexandria.
Miss Annie Wannish, after a vaca-
tion of two weeks, is again manaoin
the Western Uuion telegraph Office.
Mrs. A. G. Worland has returned
frsO q fhtsnn scs% I.
ter Mrs. G. II. Porter at Thief River
Falls
John Kerneghan went to st. Cloud
on Saturday and attended the Barnum
q Bailey circus. He says it was i'm
mense.
Mrs. T. D. Davidson and children
returned from Milwaukee to-day,
where they ave been visiting for the
past month.
A canvassing agent for the st. Paul
Dispatch was in the city during the
past week, and took a large number
of orders for that excellent daily.
The Sauk Centre Manufacturing Co.
bave enlatged their factory building
to double it's former size. An increase
VI oe'OlLSoo ICCCoolUdUCd UlIlS IuoVc.
Mrs. Thos. TAFT and daughter re-
turned from ST. Paul on last Satur-
day, where Mrs. TAFT has been sue
cessfully operated on for cataract.
Howard Thacker is taking a months
vacation and Miss Katie O'Connor is
back at her accustomed place in the
pOstoffice to remain until his return.
Harry and Arthur Barnard who
have been visiting friends here for
the past month, returned to their
home, Grand Forks on Thursday last.
r. d. V. Carr, formerly editor and
proprietor of the Marshall County
Leader, having sold his business is
visiting friends at Hewitt. He made
the HERALD not only a pleasant fra
ternal, but a long3to-be-remembe
valuable call. May his future lines
be cast in pleasant places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank M. Long of Ely
sian, were the guests of DR.. E. J. Lew
is during the past week. They were
on their return trip from the coast and
took occasion to drop off and see the
Doctor, who is a brother-in-law of
Mr.. Long.
Capt. William Harmon, formerly of
the old firm of Harmon. Holmes & Co.,
and well known to scores of our older
citizens, is spending few days here,
the guest of his brother, Chandler
Harmon. The many years he has
lived have left their marks on Captain
Harmon but he is still bright and ac-
tive. His present home is in Miles
City, Montana.
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