The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-08-17
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Mrs. n. E. Brooks will arrive home
on Friday. Her father whose illness
called her to Cheyboygan, Mich, is
improving in health.
Miss Addie Apfeld will teach in the
public school of the ensuing year at
Menominie, Mich, of which Prof.
Woodley is principle.
Miss Mary, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. w. Hawley OF Milwaukee,,
formerly of this city, are the guests of
Misses Maud and Leta White.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Murphy, Miss
Nora Giblin and Tom Clarity drove
oyer to Swanvil1e on Friday last and
spent the day visiting relatives.
Webster Benner returned on Mon
day to Roger, N. D., where he will pur-
chase wheat during the season. 1t is
| the same position he had last year.
Thomas O'Neil, who has had charge
of the sewer work, left on Wednesday
| for Wahpeton where O'Neil & Son are
putting in an extensive sewer system.
| d. O'Connor, state agent of the
! Otto Gasoline Engine company, was
; in town on Tuesday. He examined
| the Keller separator with deep inter-
est.
A. Barto and wife came up today to
| attend the wedding of their son, Allen
and Miss Lucy Reid. which OCCURS
| this evening at the residence of ]. M.
Reid.
Claud Lewis, who has been at work
on the new telephone line between
Fergus Falls and Wadena, returned
| home on Saturday, the line being com
pleted.
II. B. Tubbs, with Cohen Bros. Co.,
| dealers in manufactured clothing
specialties, was in the city on Tues
day. He stopped off on his way to
Fargo.
George Capser will be home on
| visit in few days. He has recently
| returned from a trip to the principal
| eastern cities of this country and
| Canada.
Roy Hoople of Duluth, formerly
of this city, holding responsible po-
| sition with q grain company OF the
Zenith city, is visiting relatives in
| this city.
Dan Perkins, our venerable St.
I Cloud friend-an old resident OF Sank
Centre lis looking after the harvest
| ing Of his farm, three miles southeast
Of the city.
Miss Bessie Plummer of Mime.
apolis, who has visited this city on
several previous occasions, is the
guest of her cousins Misses Anna and
Myra Hendryx.
The little son of Henry Capser of
ST. Paul, is visiting his grandparents
| in this city. Mrs. Capser has been
right seriously ill, and Is still under
special treatment in st. Paul.
A party Of ladies consisting Of
Nesdames A. Tully, Wills, J. G. Par,
ker, NJ. r. Woodbury., G. 3. Smith,
W. o. p. Hilsdale and j. w. Ward
spent Tuesday at Fairy lake.
Louisa M. Warren OF st. Paul, is
visiting relatives and friends in the
city. She has just returned from
| weeks visit with her brother. Clark
Warren, at Sedan. She returns to st.
Paul on Saturday.
Mrs. A. T. Watson has Joined her
husband, who has been with the Keller
company for some time. They are
now sat home'' in the c. A. Morse
house on Oak-st., opposite the resi-
dence of c. M. Sprague
George j. Love, son of the late
Judge Love of the United States court
of the District of Iowa, spent a por-
tion OF the past week in this city. He
is an accomplished gentlemen whom
it is always a pleasure to meet.
Fred Jenkins is in the city visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James III.
Jenkins. He is in the employ of the
Canadian Pacific, running from Fit.
Jenkins, Ont. 1t is year since he
! visited Sank Centre, and is heartily
enjoying his vacation.
Governor Lind, Judge Mitchell and
Attorney General Douglas were in the
city on Tuesday on there way back
from the State Park, where they have
been spending week. The Governor
and Judge returned to st. Paul, but.
the Attorney General went to his home
at Moorehead.
Prot. vath, who has been teaching
| state summer school at Sandstone,
MINI, returned home on Friday last.
He took occasion to visit Duluth and
West Superior during his absence
He worked hard while at work, and
had very enjoyable time after the
close of the school.
Mrs. Win Reylick and children and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Capser arrived
from Grafton N. D. today, and are
the guests of Joseph Capser. Mr..
Reylick, now in Chicago, will reach
here on Sunday on his way home.
He will remain only a day or two, but
his family will make visit of two or
three weeks.