The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1897-07-29
PERSONAL.

Tuesday.
W. S. Amsden was in town this
. forenoon.
Mrs. John Law is visiting friends in
st. CLOUD.
Geo. w. Duncan was in town on
Wednesday.
August Prebe was in ST. Cloud on
Wednesday.
T. J. Killen is spending a few days
in st. Cloud.
Miss Ildreth Lovseth is visiting
friends at Osakis.
C. j. Craig was in town on Monday.
He is in i'll health.
John Buss of West Union was in
town on Wednesday.
Allen Barto spent Sunday with his
parents in St. Cloud
T. J. Murphy spent portion of the
past week in ST. Cloud.
John Hoeschen, of Melrose, was in
the city on Wednesday.
j. M. Garfield has been visiting
friends atLong Prairie.
Mrs. G. H. Strait is visiting her
parents in South Dakota.
Mrs. Hogan and children are spend
few days at Birch Lake.
A party of young people are picnic
ing at Fairy Lake to-day.
Do,-o. IJou,o~l 80 ONO thr,
guests of Mrs. c. F. How.
Miss Jessie Nelson of Henning, is
visiting friends in this city.
Miss Floy McMasters is visiting the
Misses Gallup at st Cloud.
Rev. Geo. E. Soper of Alexandria,
was in the city on Wednesday.
Frank Lewis spent several days in
st. Cloud during the past week.
H. Fraukinfeld made a business
trip to Minneapolis on Tuesday last
Herman Donart and Mel. Billed
went to-day to Birch Lake on tan
dem.
| Miss Alice ThorsOn returned or
Friday from a two weeks visit al
Brooten.
| E. Bass who is working in a store
at Maple Lake, was in the city or
Tuesday.
| Will Simonton came up from Glen
wood on Saturday to spend Sunday
with his parents.
Miss Whitman, of Glenwood, was
the guest of Mrs. J. G. Simonton dur.
ing the past week.
! Miss Clara Dunlap returned to-day
| from Glenwood where she has beer
visiting the past week.
| Hon. John D. Jones, of Long Prai.
RE, passed through the city Monday
on his way to ST. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Kells returned
last week from visit with friends In
! southeastern Wisconsin.
N. w. Rice, of Brooten, spent Sun
day in this city. He says the crops
| around Brooten are immense.
Mrs. Chas. Fish and daughter, will
visit Minneapolis and Redwood Falls,
| returning home about September 1st.
A. H. Petit, of Portland, Ore,
| formally of this city, has gone to the
Klondyke gold fields. May he strike
! it rich.
Misses Blanch Howard and Ruth
| Norris will attend the summer school
at the University of Minnesota com
mencing next week.
Fl. F.. Alden and James Gillian
! went over to Birch Lake on Tuesday
on fishing excursion, and they had
| whole lot of sport.
Miss Jane Mitchell, who has been
the guest of the Misses Emerson for
some time, returned to her home al
ST. Cloud on Saturday.
Capt. Chas. Godsell of Fergus Falls,
| Inspector of elevators for the Mime
| apolis and Northern CO., was in the
city on business on Monday.
Dan Bruckart, the ST. Cloud attor-
| new, was in the city on Friday last.
He expects to leave for the Pacific
coast on business in a few days.
C. A. Laughlin, the veteran and
! colossal machine man, was in this city
this week. He tips the beam at 1856,
and is feeling quite we'll, thank you.
DR.. G. M. Stanton, an osteopath
physician, formerly of Waseca, Mimi,
| has concluded to establish himself here
in practice, and is at present at the
Star Hotel.
Mervin Amsden, who lived in this
city when a lad, the son of w. S.
| Amsden, will be manager of the Min
| neapolis and Norther elevator during
the approaching season.
Rev. G. E. Smith left today for Min
neapolis for few weeks vacation. A
part of the time will be spent at Min
netonka. Sunday School and Chris
tian Endeavor services will be held in
the Congregational church as usual,
but no preaching. &
DR.. DeBois returned from Lake
Mills after royal vacation OF nearly
two months, spent on farm. He
took occasion to indulge his pet whim,
and dug the soil to his hearts content.
He plowed and narrowed and planted
and loafed, and returns invigorated
and refreshed. Mrs. DeBOis and the
bows will remain at Lake Mills for q