The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-01-06
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Ben Tubbs was -. town this MORN
ing.
Hon. John D. Jones was in the city
to-day.
Henry Keller went to Minneapolis
on Wednesday.
A. Stromberg, the genial cigar
salesman is in the city.
| Alex Vau Praag of Little Falls is in
the city visiting his sister.
Mrs. Chas. II. Hendryx has been i'll
during the past ten days-continei to
her bed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred B. Rowe have
re turned from visit with Mlnneapo-
lis friends.
Robert Carr has returned from Hun
lter, N. D., and will remain at home
for the present. .5.. .
Vernon McCombs of ST. Cloud was
the guest of Rev. and Mrs. Lawson On
New Years day.
OF. Richards, of the leading hard
ware firm of Alexandria. was ia the
city on Saturday.
c.. 81. Raiter of Alexandria was in
town Wednesday.
Frank Daugherty of Westport has
been in town during the past week.
Harry Carr of Hunter N. D., spent
| a portion Of the past week with his
parents in this city.
Sam Ingram of Chicago, is in the
city. the guest of his brothers James,
George and Gordon. @ ....
day to install the officers of the OGd
Fellows Fl campment.
David Cleveland will leave on Tues
day next Tor aifOrnia to be absent
about three months.
Miss Annie sIn1rson has completed
her course at the St. Cloud Normal
school, and is at home.
Miss in lie Keller r. turned to
school at t. 'aul on Wedne sday, after
a pleasant vacation spent with the
family.
Prof. T enry Johnson spent New
Years witt his mother, on his way
back to M rrhea from lie Teachers
Associate n.
MRS. II. A. Shedd, Miss Mabel and
visitors at the Meth dist pars onage
on last riday! >.s
Miss Fannie Sweiger of Glenwood,
was gu, st of Miss May M.Niece last
week. I, he came over to attend the
High sci DOL ball.
Wn. Stevenson, formerly conductor
on the branch, now of the :. inneapolis
and. st. Louis road, Was Ill town be-
tAeen trains on Friday.
Dan Van Norman Of Ada has taken
a contract for grading four miles on
the Fosston cut off. He was on his
way home from St. Paul.
Harry Daniels, switch-master at the
Great Northern station, left for Mime,
apolis on Saturday. He thinks OF re
turning to his home in England
Mr.. and Mrs, r. J. O'Connell &C
companied the remains OF Mrs. O'Con
nell's sister, Mrs. Charles O'Connor.
to LIE Sueur, where they were inferred
o. S. RAYMOND of Milwaukee, a fell
low soldier and tentma5e of Lucas
Kells, is in the city. He came up t.
visit his mother, a resident of this city
While in Minneapolis DR.. Lewis
took occasion to call upon Dir. Dunn,
= former Sank Centre resident, who is
fast convalescing from serious illness.
Messrs Halle Lamb, Claude Lewis,
Ray Robbins, Ray Benner, and
Charlie Johnson returned to their col
legaite work after a pleasant vacation
at home during the holidays. :.
DIR. E. j. Lewis went to Minneapo
| lis last week to attend the annual
meeting of the associated school
| boards of the state. The meeting was,
an interesting and valuable one. - :
Mrs. A. D. Faville of Lake Mills.
Wis. is the guest of her daughter,
| Mrs. J. A. Dubois. The Doctor went
to st. Paul this morning and accom-.
panied her hither, arriving at noon.
Ray Robbins who has been spend
| ing his Christmas vacation at home e..
turned on Monday to his duties at
Carleton. He was accompanied as far
as Minneapolis by his sister, Mis-
| Una.
/ Misses Mabel Carson and Alico
/ Thorson of Gienwood, spent the NJ W
Year season with Mrs. w. o. 2. Hills.
dale. Miss Carson returned on Mon
/ da7, and Miss Thorson remains for
few days.
w. S. Dean left on Monday for
/ rip of a. month through the south
he will go to Dallas, and oil e point,
/ ia Texas, stopping at int .l.mediate
| points. His brosaer-in-law, William
-rller of Minneapolis will accom- any
him.
Peter Clarity, one OF Sank Centres
| oo0utar Young men of a few years ago
was in the city on TUESDAY, and We'd
| nesdaY. the guest of his sister. Mrs. T.
| ! Murphy. Mr. Clarity is connected
with the general freight department of
the Great Northern railroad.