The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1897-09-16
PERSONAL.


Horace F. Alden went to ST. Cloud
on monday.
Miss Blanche Kells has returned to
the University.
Clark warren went to Sedan on bus
mess on Tuesday.
Mrs. HI. J. Watt was out for the frs t
time on Wednesday.
! N. H. Miner spent part of the
past week in Minneapolis.
Mrs. H. P. Hillsdale returned from
Minneapolis on Monday.
James A. Caughren returned from
North Dakota on Saturday.
EMiss Alice Dean spent a portion OF
the past week in Minneapolis.
Miss Louise Whitefield returned from
a visit to ST. Paul on Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas. Fish and daughter re-
! turned from Redwood Falls last week,
Mrs. Chas. O'Connor, of Anoka, is
! visiting her brother, r. j. O'Connell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucas Kells returned
on Saturday evening from Minneapolis
DR.. Ed. Johnson came up from
Minneapolis on Monday to visit his
mother.
c. M. Sprague spent Sunday at
home. He returned to St. Paul on
Monday.
A. Vessey has moved into town,
having sold his farm on the north
shore of the lake.
E. P. Mast, special pension exam
iner, has been stationed at ST. Cloud.
He is a Virginian.
Rev.J. F. Hamilton is suffering from
rheumatism. He was unable to offici-
ate on Sunday last.
Miss Anna Hendryx returned on sat-
urday from a visit of two weeks with
Minneapolis friends.
M. j. Cleveland will go to Brewer
vile in couple of wehks to take
charge of the public school.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Henshaw went
to ST. Paul on Saturday, visited Still
water, returning on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schwartzbauer
have taken up their residence on the
Luke farm owned by NJ. Hogan.
David Cleveland will return this
week. After the national encampment
he visited friends in Canada and Ohio.
M. Hogan went to Long Prairie on
Monday on business connected with
the Jacob Fisher estate of which he is
receiver.
Chas. McCracken left on Tuesday
for Columbus, Ohio, to complete his
course in the dental college. He en-
tiers upon his third year.
Will Johnson, Missis Lovseth and
Grimes, and the Missis Brown of
Westport, returned on Monday even
ing's train from the state fair.
j. B. Woodbury. of New York is in
the city visiting his son M. F. Wood
bury. He has many friends here who
are always pleased to welcome him.
George Stanley, one of the deserving
veterans of the late war and an inmate
of the Soldiers Home, is spending a
few days with friends here. His home
is in Getty.
N. r. Stedman of New York, of the
elevator company, was in the city
during the week on periodical BUSH
ness visit. He is one of the men every
body is glad to see.
D. c. Sims and Miss Mabelle Brown
of Alexandria, were the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Mervin HI. Amsden during
the past week. Mrs. Amsden is the
daughter Of Mr. Sims.
o. B. Boober concluded ten days
vacation from his postal work on
Monday. He visited friends in ST.
Cloud, New Paynsville and other rural
points in stearns county.
A. O. Scriviner is home. He made
two trips through to the Pacifcic coast
in charge of Great Northern dining
car, and is liable to be summoned for
further duty at any moment.
Mrs. Fred Rowe has been spending
the greater part of the past week in the
city, getting ready to remove hither
later about a month hence-when the
family will reoccupy their house on
the south side.
Robert L. Smith of Appleton Wis.
came to Minneapolis last week to at
tend the fair, presumably, and met sew
eral Sank Centre people there, His
scores of friends here will not forgive
him for not extending his trip to this
city.