The Sauk Centre herald., 1901-01-10

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know themselves to be indebted to the
HERALD make an effort to square
themselves on the record-commence
the new year with a credit of prepaid
subscription?
j. w. Ward received tele gram or
Monday, announcing the death OF his
youngest brother, S. L. Ward, aged
33 years, at Corinth, Miss, where he
h as been for twelve years in the en-
ploy of the Mobile & Ohio railroad
company
Geo. HI. Hosmer, formerly Of this
city, more recently with the First Ma
tionaI Bank of Adas has returned tc
ST. Paul to take an interest in a. con1
mission house in which he was at oss
time employed as bookkeeper.
Miss Margaret Irish, who is teach
ing at Wheaton, Mimi, and who has
been spending her holiday vacation at
home, returned to her work last Satur.
day
Aaron Doty who has been confined
tctbe house for weeks with a severe
case of rheumaeism, is considerable
better. He is making his home at
present with his nephew, H. s. Doty.
About twenty members of the Sauk
Centre lodge of Modern Weodmen
went up to West Union to assist in
org amtzfDg a looge OF the order there.
They were very nicely entertained and
had a good time.
There was little. freight wreck at
Avon ON Wednesday evening wh5ch
delayed the passenger trains several
hours. A number of freight cars were
badly broken.
Judge Searle has approved of the
big ditch i'm the towns of Lake Henry,
Ziop and PayDesville, which has been
in court. for a long Time. The case
may be appealed.
Closing oat sale of street hats at
Cothlow &c Co.'S.
J. S. Wagner and wife of Becker.
Mimi, were the guests of w. P. Chase
during the past week. She is sister
of Mr.. Chase They went from here
to Long Prairie to visit friends there.
Rev. Ben Samuels formerly of VIII
lard, and who spent a considerable
time in this city during the past year,
is now in Mexico for his health. He
wrote very entertaining letter to the
Willard Cali.
The snow fence in the park, put up
by the Northern Pacific road, has re-
lieved Main-st. Of the great drifts
which so seriously impeded travel last
winter. The snow is piled upon the
park instead of in mid-road. n.
Clarence Bay, who left this c5sy two
years ago for St. Paul, is back in
charge of Ed. Evans's shop, while the
latter is in Minneapolis with his wife,
who is in the hospital to submit, to a
surgical operation.
A. B. Kerlin, manager of the North
ern MINES ota Telephone Co., was in
the city on Tuesday, en- route to his
home at Park Rapids, after spending
a months vacation with relativ es and
friends in Illinois.
Today, Thursday, at noon. Fred
Mossman and Miss Gertrude Wood
man were married at Grey Eagle, DR..
and Mrs. McCracken, James McCrack-
en-, Miss Maude White, Mrs. Jennie
Parker, and Mr.. and Mrs. VanCamp
and family are in attendance.
The unequaled superiority of the
"Alpha" De La al to all other cream
separators in thoroughness of separa'
tion, actual capacity. necessary
power, greater "chnrnability" o.
cream, and in all other essential res
poets, is the universal basis of its sale
and is subject to practical demonstra
ton in actual test or otherwise.
Miss Blanche o. Howard who ha
been spending the Christmas vacation
with her sister Lydia at St. Paul, re
turned home on Friday, and left Of
Saturday for Ada, where she will re
sumo teaching.
Miss Lottie Thacker of Glenwoo
was in the city last Saturday en- rout
to Ada where she holds position a
teacher in the public school. Will
in the city Miss Thacker was the gues
of Miss Josie Scherffius.
Francis Bartleman of the genera
auditors Office of the Great Norther
road, a cousin of Mrs: M. L. Webl
was in the city during the week,
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Webb. He ais
visited D. l.. Penny of Willard. a rels
tive. He had met neither Of them fo
years.
1t is reported that ex-county al
torney John D. Sullivan, and the gel
! ial ex-court reporter William Russell