The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-09-29
PERSONAL.

Harry Stoel is in the city.
Dan Bey is home from Melrose.
o. Wheeler is home for a few days.
Will Rockwell has returned to the
city.
H. P. Gallup spent Tuesday in the
city.
Roy McNeice is expected home on
Sunday.
Tom Brown of Westport, in town on
Wednesday,.
Lake on Wednesday.
Ole Requiam of Belgrade, was in
the city on Tuesday.
Nels Hawkinson of Minneapolis,
was in town on Tuesday.
Miss Laura Frankenfeld went to
Minneapolis on Monday.
D. B. Cannon, County surveyor OF
Stearns, was IN the city on Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Kells leaves for Chicago
| to-day to re-enter the Chicago Uni
versitY.
Conductor Graceson has been on
the sick list for the past week, but is
much better.
Halle Lamb left Tor Minneapolis
on Tuesday, to continue his course al
the University.
Little Miss Nettie Moore of San
Francisco, is in the city visiting her
uncle AL. Mansell.
Peter Gaspard returned on Wednes'
day from an extended trip on the
road, selling goods.
c. NJ. Sprgue came home on Mon.
day noon, returning on the early
Tuesday morning train.
Bishop Trobec returned to ST. CLOUD
on Monday, after a vacation of two
weeks spent in New York.
Mrs. G. T. Fawcett returned to ST.
Cloud after a two weeks visit with
her sister Mrs. 0. B. Boobar.
Ed. Bennett returned to ST. Louis
park on Wednesday after several day
at home nursing sprained ankle.
Frank Perry represents the Knights
of Pythias lodge of this city in thu
grand lodge of the state this week.
| Willie Whipple was married OF
Wednesday evening, his parents go
ing down to be present at the cere
mony.
Mesdames w. S. Dean and Georg,
Fish are delegates to the annual grand
lodge of the Rathbone Sisters now il
session in Minneapolis.
| Mrs. A. H. Petit of Portland, Ore
was a passenger eastward over tn
Great Northern road on Tuesday
he will visit Indiana friends.
Hon. Kettel Halvorson will soon re
move from North Fork to North Da
kota, to take charge of a large stool
farm, in which he has an interest. .
Gus Gilbertson, who enlisted il
Capt. Woods company, is home on
furlough, looking exceedingly well
He has been in camp at Chickamauga
/, Mrs. M. F. Garfield and daughter
Miss Gertie, and Miss Meta Grosbec
4 drove to Alexandria on Friday, t,
spend Sunday with Miss Grosbeck'
parents.
/ Halle Lamb enters the medical de
partment of the State University for
four years course. He is a brigh
student, and has 2 keen aptitude fo
medicine.
! J. B. Gregg of South Dakota. ha
been in the city visiting his old frien.
/ Herman Drager. Mr.. Gregg is think
ing seriously of purchasing a farm
near this city.
/ J. w. Ward will leave for Oman;
on Saturday accompanied by Mrs. J
w. Parker. They will extend thei
trip to Denver, and expect to be alb
sent about two weeks.
It is probably that Willie Whippl
will go to California to assist in put
ting in beet sugar factory in tina
state, the KilbY firm for which he is a
work having contract for a plan
| there.
! F. Warner of Chicago, is visitin!
his daughter, Mrs. E. J. Lewis. Hi
frequent visits here have brought hin
in friendly contact with very many O
our people, who are always glad tt
meet him.
| O. B. Fuller, mail agent on tn,
Little Falls road, has just returned
from three weeks trip to Boston. H,
visited Wallace Stewart and Free
Smith, both of whom are doing well il
the dairy business, furnishing milk tt
Boston customers.
Mrs. James A. Norris returned from
st. Paul on Monday. She has beer
absent for about three weeks, attend
ing the funeral of her foster father
Rev. Deloss Love, with whom sh,
went to live when an infant, and hel
brOther-in-law, w. s. Alexander
mention of whose deaths was made ii
the HERALD at the time they occurred