The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-07-21
personal.

Hon. Knute Nelson is at his home In
Alexandria.
i J.P. Handy of Long Prairie, was in
the city on Tuesday,
j George LaFond of Little Falls spent
i Sunday in the city.
Mrs. Chas Irwin left for LeSueur
/ for visit, on Saturday
Horace F. Alden spent a portion OF
/ the past week in st. Cloud.
AL. Mansell made business trip to
Lake Henry on Wednesday.
Judge Searle was in the city on his
way home from Long Prairie, on Fri
day.
| VIM. E. Lee was in the city on his
way home from St. Paul on Wednes-
day.
Rev. c.. w. Lawson and family have
returned from pleasant outing at
/ Osakis.
! Frank Hines went to ST. Cloud on
business connected with the Jenc estate
on Monday.
George Nottage of ST. Paul, is
spending a few days with his mother,
in West Union.
Henry Keller has gone to Cleveland,
Ohio, on business connected with the
sugar beet factory.
Miss Katherine Williamson Of
Chicago, is the guest of her cousin,
Mrs. L. S. Bishop.
Hon. Vim. E. Lee Of Long Prairie,
went to ST. Paul on Monday, return
ing on Wednesday
Mrs. Fl Watson of Melrose, was in
1 the city over Sunday, the guest of her
/ parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Woodruff.
Hon. Ton Downs Of Minneapolis,
interested in the work on the Fosston
cutoff, was in town on Wednesday.
Miss May Brown of Minneapolis ar
rived here today to make an extended
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. P.
L NIB.
B. M. Anderson, the dispenser OF
George Washington portraits at
Brooten, was in the city on s turda
afternoon.
! Sheriff G. II. Munro was in the city
on Wednesday on his way to Fergus
Falls with a female patient for the in
sane asylum.
G. F. Sawyer of Minneapolis, is in
the city with his family, the guest OF
Mrs. Sawyer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Geo. L. Stabler.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Carr took their
daughter, Leila, to Minneapolis to-day
for examination and treatment in one
of the best hospitals of that city.
Miss Mabel Chamberlain came uI
from Minneapolis last Saturday for
few days visit with Mrs. W. l. Hen
shaw and Mrs. S. S. SimOnton.
Hon. John D. Jones and wife passed
through The city on Monday on theil
way to New England for month e
visit with friends at their old home.
Prof. Vath returned on Saturday
from LeSueur Centre, where he has
; been spending several weeks. HI
: drove his own horse thither and re
turn ~ ~et--t.,-... ~ y .Si,sv#- sz.-..
Mrs. Orville Austin, who has beer
Wis iting at Madelia for several weeks
has returned. She will leave in a few
: days for Akeley, to visit her daughter
Mrs. 4. DOddS.
DIR. and Mrs. Dubois and the chill
!, dren left for Lake Mills, Wis, OF
Wednesday for their annual visit will
relatives and friends. They will b'
absent about month.
: Ole Thorson, travelling agent of the
Great Northern road has been in the
city making up the Duluth excursion
: during the past two or three days. HI
is a successful hustler.
8 Commissioners Smith is in St. Clout
attending a meeting of the board, sit
ting as board of equalization.
; will require the better part of twt
weeks to complete the work.
, William Nottage, who is in the pos
tai service at ST. Paul was in town las
: week. In company with his wife h.
, has been spending some time at Yves
Union. They returned to st. Paul OF
Monday.
Sam Austin, of the grain commits
f, sion firm of Austin, fall & Co., was
. in the city on Friday looking after the
; business. He is veteran in the bust
ness, although a comparatively young
man yet.
/ :
William "A. and Mrs. J. Fl. Simon
: ton returned from their trip to Van
: couver, B. c.. Seattle and Tacomaol
Monday. The round trip to the Pa
. cific Coast was a most enjoyable one
; occupying ten days.
+ Mrs. E G. Bloomfield and her two
!, daughters, of Willmar, are guests a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A
4 Caughren and will remain in the city
e about month. Mrs. Bloomfield is 8
5 sister of Mr. Caughren.
5 D. w. Bath of Melrose, editor oil
] the Beacon, made this Office a pleasant
fraternal call on Wednesday. He
drove up in company with DR.. Hilbert
, one of the examining surgeons OF the
pension board gentlemen, both.
Miss Maude Pangburn, who has beer
teaching in Northern Minnesota re.
turned on Friday. She has schoo
near Grand Forks, and will leave next
, week to attend a summer school pre-
) paratory to entering upon her engage
! ment.
) NJ Hogan left on Wednesday for his
f, rmer home in Prince Edwards Is
> lanu, the home of his parents and two
E brothers and sisters, and will bt
d gone a month. He goes by way @
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