The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-05-17
LOCAL NOTES
PERSONALS.

II. P. Gallup was in the city on Tues.
day.
Walter Nealey spent Saturday in the
city.
u. F. Alden spent Sunday in St.
Cloud.
John r. Howard spent Sunday in
the city.
FIR. ART went to West Union on
Wednesday.
CA. Emerson went up the branch
on Monday.
Miss Josie Scherfius has returned
from St. Paul.
Sam Butler of Willard, was in the
city on Monday.
John F. Dimond visited st. Paul
during the week.
John Sauer of West Union, was in
the city on Monday. ... ~ -
Mitchell Burton of Meirose, was in
the city on Tuesday.
Ignatz Ebensteiner of Getty, was in
the city on Tuesday.
Byron Carr spent a portion OF the
past week in this CITY,.
S.P. Hansen went to st. Paul On
business on Wednesday.
Geo. Maynard of Long Prairie, was
in the city on Wednesday.
L. S. Bishop is attending the state
convention in Minneapolis.
Geo. M. Bennett of Minneapolis,
was in the city on Tuesday.
Miss Matte Taylor has accepted a
position ON the Starbuck Times.
Mrs. John of Mapleton is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Fl. H. Little.
Geo. w. Duncan and wife of West
Union, were in the city on Wednesday
Mrs. F. B. Rowe and children re-
turned from Minneapolis on Satur'
day.
I'D. Jones was in the city on Tues
Gay. on his way to the state conVen'
ton.
Miss Mollie Dobbyn of Long
Prairie is the guest OF the Misses van
Camp.
w. s. Amsden of Minneapolis, for.
merly of this city, was In town OF
Wednesday,
w.D. Townsend went to Duluth or
Monday to attend the congressional
convention.
Mrs. Harry Lewis is visiting hel
sister-in-law, Mrs. J.. Z. Van Dyke o
Long Prairie.
Hens. VIM E. Lee, j. d. Jones ano
John Wait of Long Prairie, were II
the city to-day.
Dr Hamilton returned from Chicago
on Friday after visit OF two or three
DAYS with his son,
Mrs. A. r. Campbell of Alexandria
spent a portion of the past week In Ins
city with her husband.
Commissioner Ed Smith went tt
North Fork on Monday 10 let soh'
road-work in that town.
A. w. Sheets of Long Prairie, passee
tbrouph the city on Wednesday on Nil
way home from Duluth.
Misses Lee. Graves, Wallace ane
Er;ol1son Of Glenwood were Sank Cen
tire Wis itors during the past eek.
Frank Carr, who has been away vi
in the Rainy Lake country for seVera
weeks. is at home for few days.
Henry Tilman, who is buying whea
of West Union for the Erwin-Rowt
e elevator. was in the city on Saturday
Ii Brown, Alexandria's hustiine
furniture manufacturer, was IN towi
on Monday on his way up the branch
: FIR. LANCE of Little Falls, was il
the city during the past week. H'
ofici ated at St. Paul's church on Sun
day.
Mrs. D. Cleveland left for Brantford
Ont, her old home, on Monday, caliee
tbither by the serious illness OF hel
mother.
Mrs. M. C. Kelsey went to TIT
southren part of the state to make
number of official visitatlons Tor Int
Rebekah lodge.
Little Vernon Cotter of st. Cloud
came up on Saturday to spend tn'
summer with his grandparents, Mr
and Mrs. II. S. Doty.
FEED Kurrell, ST., and wife, who ar
now residents of Alexandria, We're II
the CITY on Monday. His health is no
"a GOOD as his friends could wish.
7. C. Manning of Glenwood, was Il
the city on Monday. He was on nh
wav to Chicago to purchase stock 0
clothing, and will open store lnGien
wood.
Mrs. M. Hogan has returned iron
Chicago. The w. c. o. F. convention
If which she was delegate. was de
cidedly lively affair, and had not ad
iourned when she left.
Frank Tufts, deputy United State
marshall. whose home is in Long Prai
rie' but whose headquarters Is
Rrainerd, was in the city on Monday
He was on his way to Duluth.
Miss Dodge, a former teacher In GU
public school, who had to leave ne
work here on account of severe sick
ness. spent Sunday in the city wit
friends. She is teaching in Alexan
dria.