The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-01-18
PERSONALS.

IhS0ANA1Ss
Mrs. Tully is i'll.
Geo. Salmond is improving.
Adelbert Wood is seriously i'll.
Lucas Kells went to St. Cloud on
Tuesday.
f. E. Barnum went to ST. Cloud on
Saturday.
James Ingram went to St. Paul on
Saturday.
E. w. Lord went to Minneapolis on
Sunday last.
Mrs. Mel. Billed is visiting friends in
Madison, Wis.
Levi M. Davis of Long Prairie, was
in town on Friday.
j. A. Pendergast of Grey Eagle,
was in town on Tuesday. ~.
Josiah Woor went to Long Prairie,
on Tuesday on business.
FIR. O'Conner went to St. Cloud on
official business on Tuesday.
S. p. Hansen left for st. Paul to-
day. He will be absent a few days.
Several sleighing parties have taken
advantage of these glorious evenings.
Mrs. Libby of ST. Cloud, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Walter E. Emer-
son.
Len Cramb of St. Cloud is seriously
i'll. Typhoid fever is feared in his
case.
Mrs. How entertained pleasant
gathering at cards on Thursday eve
ming.
r.. o. Hall is driving through north
ern Minnesota, with IA view to locating
homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manner of Red Wing,
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. AL
bert Butcher
J. S. Mckay of Long Prail lie, was
a guest of his brother, T. G. Mckay,
on Friday last.
Mrs. William V. Whipple left on
Monday for visit of week with her
mother, in Minneapolis.
Miss Florence Brigham of St. Cloud,
has been the guest of Miss Ann Brooks
during the past week.
John Robertson of Fergus Falls,
dealer in hides and furs, was in town
on business on Saturday.
Mrs. Hendryx, her daughter Myra,
and nephew, John Il. Taylor, returned
from ST. Paul on Wednesday.
Mrs. Finche returned from Little
Falls on Monday last, after two
weeks visit with her daughter.
w. A. Simonton came over from
Pine City on Saturday last and spent
a couple of days with his parents.
Miss Naomi Hoffman, who has been
in Minneapolis for some
time, returned home on Monday.
M. F. Woodbury. left on Saturday
for western New York, to be absent
several weeks, accompanied by his wife.
Il. w. Brown, who has been making
his home in this city during the past
year, has removedto his farm in West
port.
Geo. H. Reynolds, esq, one of the
ablest members of the Stearns county
BAR, was in the city on Monday on bus
ness.
Officer Carr went St. Cloud on Mon
lay, and Charlie Pease wore the star
ind carried the "bllly" during his alb
ence.
Blanch Hall came up from St. Paul
IN Monday night. She has serious
rouble with her eyes and will undergo
treatment.
George Ingram and wife went to
on Monday to attend the
.nnual meeting of the lumber Dealers
Michael Schank of St. Paul and
Hiss Rosa Gaffney of Willard, were
carried by FIR. O'Conner in his church
his morning. :
Winter Jaques of Minneapolis, one
# the very earliest settlers of this city
anne up on Monday to visit the old !.
ime contingent.
Gale Lyman and family came down +
rom Cando, N. D., on Friday last, .
nd will visit friends in Raymond for .
couple of weeks. (
Harry Peterson. who has been in (
be employ of Hanson & Emerson for
everal months, has returned to his
ONE in Glenwood. (
Charley Smith, who is attending the (
academy at this place, visited his par
nts at Birchdale and also Grey Eagle
friends, over Sunday.
Mrs. Carrie Nelson and three sons
eft for Oregon on Monday to make
heir home there. The Great Northern
yer stopped for them
Mrs. S. S. Titus of Grand Forks is
listing her sister Mrs. J. Fl. Simon
on. She came down ON account of the
erious illness of her father.
Anton Nathe, a prominent resident
If Metre Grove, was buried ON Tues
lay. His widow and twelve children
we're present at the funeral.
Mrs. Charles Hanstrom and chill
lren of Belgrade, are visiting her
mother, Mrs. Andrew Nelson. She
will return home on Saturday.
F. w. Lord came down from Akeley
On Saturday last and will remain sew
,ral DAYS. His son Winnie went up
IN Monday, to look after his fathers
business.
Rev. c. B. Brecount and son Arthur