The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1897-07-22
Personal.

Personal.
o. Wheeler is in Minneapolis.
AL. Smith was in Minneapolis last
week.
Lucas Kel went to St. Cloud on
Wednesday.
Max Forbes made trip to Morris
on Saturday.
a0Capt S. M. Bruce is failing in
strength gradually. !
Allen Barto and Harry Toby are
camping at Willard
Hugh Grundman and wife have re-
turned to ST. Cloud.
Emma Altenberg has been spending
two weeks in the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Law went up the
branch line on Wednesday.
Howard Thacker is spending a two
weeks vacation at Glenwood.
III. F. Alden went to St. Cloud on
M onday, returning on Tuesday.
Fl. Frankenfeld went to Garfield on
S aturday, returning on Sunday.
Miss Kittie McNiece will visit friends
in Glenwood during the next week.
Alta and Paul Hilsdale are visiting
label and Clark Carson at Glenwood.
Prof. Louis Vath and Howard Bish-
OPP spent week at Birch Lake in
camp.
Mrs. Joseph Britton, of Brainard,
is visiting her brother, Christopher
Lewis.
Allen Rarto and Harry Toby have
returned from a week spent on Lake
Amelia.
Jacob Irwin will receive some time
next week something over $1,000 back
pension.
| John r. Howard, after few days
rest at home left for Rugby Junction
on Tuesday evening.
Geo. Huey, who has been at Cam
den, N. D., during the summer, re-
turned home ON Monday,
DIR. Dubois is probably home. His
bicycle arrived to-day-and he is
| doubtless not many trains behind.
L . +
| Mont Bryant came down from NORTH
Dakota Sunday night to visit his par
ents. He left to-day for Minneapolis.
Captain William Harmon returned
| to bis home at Mills City on Friday
last, after a pleasant visit OF three
! days.
| Editor Smith, of the Educationa
| Journal, of Minneapolis, was in the
city on Monday on his way to Long
Prairie.
| Miss Maud Pangburn is attending
| the Summer School at Little Falls.
She will go to Ada to teach in Sep
| TENDER.
Miss Jane S., daughter of William
B. Mitchell, ST. Cloud, has been the
guest of Miss Edith K. Smith during
the past week.
| J. M. Gruber, assistant general SUI
perintendent of the Great Northern,
wasin town on Tuesday with Division
Superintendent Britton.
Laura E, Frankenfield came up
from Minneapolis on Friday to enjoy
I! much needed rest with her parents.
/ DIG Will Eculdlu dDOuU olA WCOhS.
| Ed. Mcintyre, who has been teaching
the public school at Swanville, left the
| city on Thursday last for six weeks
visit with friends at Buffalo, N. Y.
Mrs. FL. J. Watt of Bathgate, N.
D., with her two sons, are visiting her
! parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler Har-
mon. She expects to remain several
| weeks.
Miss Edith Norris returned from
Pierre, S. D., on Saturday last, where
she has been spending several months.
After few weeks spent at home she
will go to Chicago.
| S. N. Thompson has been appoint
| ed postmaster at Grey Eagle to sue
coed William Alderman. Vet has the
hearty congratulations of a large cir
Gle of his Sank Centre republican
friends.
Miss Leila Chamberlain and Miss
Florence Blecken, of Minneapolis,
are the guests of Mrs. Mullen. Miss
| Chamberlain was a schoolmate OF
Mesdames Mullen and Fish at Fari-
bault, and Miss Blecken is a cousin,
the daughter of Ed. f. L. Blecken.