The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-05-12
PERSONAL.

| Lucas kells went to Minneapolis on
Tuesday. .-
DIR. Lewis went to st. Paul on Tues
day.
s. P. Hansen is painting his resi-
dence.
Chas. O'Connor returned to St. Paul
this morning.
Israel Childs of Sedan was in the
city on Monday.
Mrs. Orville Austin has removed to
Madelia, MINI.
Mrs. VIM. Rain and son swere in the
city on Saturday.
Fl. F. Allen spent Sunday with ST..
Cloud friends.
Clark Warren came over from Sc
dan during the week.
H. H. Budget of Long Prairie was
in the city on Wednesday.
Mrs. II. Watson returned to her
home in MelrOse to-day.
Will Simonton came over from
GlenwOod on Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. Lloyd is visiting friends
in southern Minnesota.
J. F. Cooper made business trip
to St. Cloud on Saturday.
DR.. Quincy Warren of Grove Lake
was in town on Wednesday.
J. H. Reed, representing the St. Paul
Dispatch, was in the city over Sunday.
Julius johnson went to Minneapolis
on Saturday evening and returned on
Sunday.
M. Hogan went to Minneapolis on
Tuesday. His son Archie accompa-
MED him.
c.. K. Qvill, one of the leading farm
ers of Lake George, was in town on
Monday.
L. f. Kelley of Minneapolis, was in
the city on Tuesday on his way to
Long Prairie.
Mort Boss who has been located at
Cando, was in the city recently return
ing this week.
Mrs. T. Murphy returned from ST.
Paul on Wednesday,. Her husband
met her at St. Cloud.
Mrs. w. H. Sloane has gone te
Plainville, Wis, to make her future
home there with friends.
Tom Brown, Vide Smith and Alley
Beaudreau, three Westport hustlers
were in town on Wednesday.
DR.. McMasters went to St. Paul OF
Tuesday. He took occasion to visi
Camp Ramsey before returning.
Mrs. L. M Bunnell, who has beer
visiting friends here, returned to hel
home in St. Paul on Wednesday.
Mrs. Kranik of Racine, Wis, VIII,
has been visiting her sister Mrs. M
Vanish for several weeks, has return
ed home.
+. E. Meyers of Riverside Cal. form
erly superintendent of the state re
formatory, is visiting friends in st
Cloud.
James Bennett of Greater New Y ork
who has considerable realestate inter
ests in this vicinity, was in the city OF
Wednesday.
Theodore Boss, who has been in the
employ of Hanson & EmersOnfOr some
time has gone to Saltwater to accept ;
position in a drug store.
Senator Keller came up from Mime
apolis on Monday. He is still work
ing hard in the matter of interesting
farmers in the culture of sugar beets
Young Joe Capser returned from st
Paul on Tuesday. He visited the boy
in camp and regretted he could not b.
one of them. His brother Albert will
go to the front with the Thirteenth, a
once.
A. P. Anderson was in town OF
Monday. He is travelling for a whole
candy and cigar house of St. Paul
having the 500 and the Breckenridg
division of the Great Northern as hi
rOue.
Capt E. B. Wood came up from st
) Paul Paul on Saturday on his way t.
Long Praire to spend Sunday, bu
was called back from here by tele
graph. He tried it again on Monda,
and succeeded in getting home for
day or two.
John Boyden, former resident Q
this city, now in the Soldiers Home
was in town during the week. H
served in the navy with Commodor
Dewey, was at Mobile with him
Dewey was then mere kid in tn
service