The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-03-03
PERSONAL.
j. G. jacob is home.


j. c. jacob is home.
Andrew. Smith went to Minneapoli
GU Tuesday.
Geo NJ. Lee of Willard was in tow
on Wednesday.
DR.. Hilbert of Melrose was in tn
city on Wednesday.
F. D. Lewis is working at, his trade
cigar making, at Long Prairie. IT,. 81.
Glenwood will have a teachers insti
tute commencing on March 18th.
A. G. Whitney of St. Cloud was il
the city on business on Friday last.
/ Miss Blanche. Kells is home. fro,
the university for the spring vacation
H. B. Briggs Of the Great Ncuthe, 4
freight department., was in town on
TUESDAY.
| w. S. Dean WIS called to Minnie
aPoIis ON business on Friday, returning
tasr next day.
Commissioner Smith went to, st.
Cloud on Monday to. attend meeting
of the board.
En10' Emerson, wtfe'canDe up TO attend
the. funeral of his SITTER, returned 70
Chicago on Friday.
Miss, Lila Fish returned from Glenn
wood onl8onday after aavisit of sever
al days with friends.
Missr Aana Emerson has RESIGNED
her position in the Sank ,RaPads sch DOL
and Wild! remain at home.
John R. Howard left for st. Paul on
Monday. AFTER two weeksenforced idle =,
ness by reason of la grippe:
Georga. Besshardt o#St. Paul, has
been visiting his foster son. Herman
Drager, during the past week
Mrs. H N. Baldwin went, to- Little
Falls OH Tuesday to remain with her
sister, Mrs. LaFond, for aafew days.
Senator Keller went o.Mfnneapolis-
on Tuesday, to look after business
connected With the beet sugnrfactory.
Miss Marion Lewis resnrnedf home
from ST. Cloud on Saturday, whith-
er she has been visiting for = week.
Ed Austin, son of the Este O.ville
Austin has gone to Akeley to"accept a.
position i'm the Great Northern static n.
B. F. Eesees banker of Nebraska,
am old Time friend of Prof. stanton has
been visiting in the city during the
week.
Halle Lamb came up fromMinneap-
oils to attend the funeral of miss Jean
M. Emerson, remaining at heme sever
al days. -.,
L. B. Cant leberry of Willard was i'm
the city On Wednesday. He. came in
for examination before the. pension
examining board.
Harry Daniels returned from St.
Paul Sunday morning, and Monday
morning left for Winnipeg where he,
will visit.
DR.. Garfield returned from Oklaho-
ma several weeks earlier. than ex-
pected. He is in the traces again.
working hard. 49,
, Miss Addie Faville, who has been
spending the winter with her aunt Mrs.
j. A. Dubois, left for her home, Lake
Mills, Wis. on Saturday.
Mrs. Frankenfeld was called to Min
neapolis on Tuesday to care for her
daughter, Miss Laura, who is quite i'll.
She will bring her back if practicable.
Win Reylick of Grafton, N. D.,
stopped off here for few hours on
Monday on his way home from st Paul.
He had just returned from months
trip through Mexico and California.
Mrs. Stanton went to st. Paul on
Monday to attend the winter break
fast of the women's clubs of the state.
She represents the Gradatim club of
this city. A delightful literary pro-
gramme had been arranged.
J. w. Silver of Paynesville, was in
in the city on Monday, the guest of his
friend Albert Kluge. Mr.. Silver has a
large stock farm in North Dakota and
is purchasing cattle for it. He bought
300 head up the Long Prairie branch
during the past week.
Geo. w. Brown and wife of West
port, who have been spending the
winter in Duluth, returned on We'd
nesday, and before going home will
stop a few days in Glenwood. Mr..
Brown has had q pleasant time this
winter and'will 60 to work greatly re-
invigorated. 80" 2.