The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-08-17
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Personal.
MI. and Mrs A. +. watson Mrs. Locke is Mr..
| WatSOn'S sister.
Mrs. e. A. Hovey and Mrs. s. Van Dusen of
Glens Falls are visiting their brothers, Messrs.
Abner and Sidney Irish.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. Warren and Miss Louise
Warren drove over from Sedan on Monday
ana spent the day with Mrs. Warren'S mother.
g. E. Carlson, one of the aldermen of Little
Northern rayoad 1 here e%dp0y OF rne et treat S
wife on Wednesday last and is visiting Mrs.
Carlson's mother. Mrs. Geo. Hoffman.
i Bert Stone of Melrose, is visiting
in the city.
i Mel. Billed went to Milwaukee and
Chicago last week.
Mr.. and Mrs.J Fl. Law went to Fer
gus Falls on Tuesday.
! Ed Lord of this city, visited Ken
mare, N. D., last week.
Levi M. Davis OF Long Prairie, was
in the. city on Sunday.
/ Mrs. j. Woodruff of Rush City, is
visiting relatives in the city.
| The woodwork of the Bruce block
on Main-st is being repainted.
Mr.. and Mrs John r. Howard were
Morris passengers on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Strait of Mel
rose, We're in the city on Saturday.
E. M. Webster of Glenwood, was in
the city on Monday on his way to ST.
Cloud.
Mrs. T. D. Davidson and younger
children. are, visiting Milwaukee
! friends.
Miss Jean Frankenfeld came up
from Minneapolis on Tuesday, and is
at home.
| T. ). Murphy went to Minneapolis
on Tuesday, returning on Wednesday
morning.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. jenkins of Ada, are
In the city visiting Miss Noting, Mrs.
Jenkins sister.
Fay Sprague will start tomorrow
for q tour .sof the lakes. and will be
gone two weeks.
Miss Maggie Mcclure Of Eagle
Bend, 10 visiting friends In the city
for . few days.
Mrs. Bishop OF Hoboken took the
Northern Pacific line for Duluth
on Wednesday.
Miss Allie Hosmsr OF ST. Paul,
formerly Of Sank Centre, 10 visiting
Miss jennie Buck.
M. B. Brawiey, the popular travel
ing man OF Nichols & Dean, spent
Sunday in the city.
Jesse James Of St. Paul, who has
been visiting his father for some days,
returned on Saturday.
Alex Tully, who has been in Scot
land during the past three months,
will arrive home this week,
Orrin Sweiger, who has been spend
ing two weeks in st. Paul and Mime
apolis, returned on Monday.
| Roy McNeice was trying his hand at
stacking on Monday and Tuesday on
| P. Kinsella's farm. He is home.
Miss Mae Lewis has returned from
three weeks camping on Birch Lake
very much benefited by her outing.
Judge Baxter was passenger on
| Mondays east bound train for St.
Cloud, to attend to court business.
Miss Ethel Lord, daughter of Clinton
| D. Lord of Park River, N. D., is the
| guest of Andrew J Smiths family.
John Simonton has sold his farm
and other holdings west of town and
will go to Washington for the winter.
r. L. Hunter, travelling agent for
the New York Life Insurance Com
| pany was in the city during the week.
Ed Dunlap is suffering from SER
iously infamed eye, the result of some
foreign substance lodging under the
lid.
Clarence johnson went up to Alex
andria on Saturday and made his
parents q visit. Heraturned on Tues
day.
| DIR. e. G. Rich and family who have
been encamped at Cedar Lake for
sometime, returned home on Friday
last.
| John Howard was just ill enough to
make it prudent to remain at home
during the greater portion OF the past
week.
Miss Lillian, daughter of Walter
Arnold of ST. Cloud, is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lewis, south of
the city.
J. w. Wing of St, Cloud, an ex-
pert book-keeper, is in the city, at the
Office OF J. F. Cooper doing some spe