The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-08-08
OUR FOLKS
And Other Folks.

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Mrs. Reed is visiting Mrs. Der
Stone.
Miss Lydia Howard arrived HON
{ on Monday.
j Harry Nelson 10 at starbuck in III
employ OF she mill.
Miss Laura Thomason IL visitin,
frierds in Long Prairie.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. a. Law went up t,
Alexandria on Monday.
Mrs. Emma Gilbert of Birch Lake
was In the city on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. r. Jones Of Getty
were in the city on Tuesday.
/ Rev. T. G. Hudson and family re
turned to New Paynesvile to-day
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Palmer ant
children returned home Wednesday
John ]. Buchanan will purchas,
wheat this season at the elevator il
Ashley.
W. E. Dobbs went to Minneapolis
on Monday. Thence he goes to Wis
consin on business. .t=
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wedge, nee
Ford, are In the city, the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ingram. a..
w. I. Renshaw spent Sunday at
home, and occupied his accustomed
place in the Episcopal choir.
Miss Daley Bixby returned on Sum
day from visit with Wilmar, Mime
apolis and st. Cloud friends. g.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boobar and Mrs.
/, Smith ACCOMPANIED Oliver Boobar
over his rural route on Monday.
Capt. Charles Goodsell, manager of
Minneapolis and Northern Elevator
company, was in the city on Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Mel. Billed left on Monday for
Chicago. She will visit friends and
relatives at Madison, Wis, before she
returns home.
Arthur and Harry Beaudreau are
visiting in st. Cloud. They accom-
panied their aunt upon her return
home on Saturday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Boobar will
leave tomorrow for Minneapolis. ST.
Paul and St. Cloud. They will return
here fortnight hence,
Mrs. Trumbull of Detroit and her
daughters Misses Ida and Nellie, were
the guests of Mr.. and AIRS. NJ. l..
Webb during the past week. a..
Miss Myrtle Francis of Chiboygan,
Mich, accompanied her aunt on her
return on Friday last, and will make
her home with her attending school. =
Former Editor Kicker 81 Park Ras
pids, who has been spending several
months in North Carolina, was in the
lofty on Wednesday on his way home.
Rev. viliesvik of Ironwood, Mich ,
has been visiting Rev. Hellseth dur.
ling the past week. He preached at
the Luthern church on Wednesday
evening.
Rev. e. r. Lathrop of Hastings,
has been spending several days in the
city the guest of Rev. c. B. Brecount.
He preached in the Methodist church
on Sunday last.
Miss Maud Bixby spent Sunday in
the city with her parents. She left on
Monday for Fergus Falls to take
charge of the Western Union tele-
graph Office there. "
J.. E. Cooling, station agent for the
Northern Pacific road at Glenwood,
was in town on Wednesday. A broth
er from Maryland, who is visiting,
accompanied him.
Hon. Ripley Brewer and A. A..
Wright of St. Cloud, were in town on
Wednesday. With John Boobar and
Harry Tobey they went out to BircE
Lake for days fishing.
John Whitson is moving to-day into
the home of Mrs. Johnson, corner OF
Pine and Sixth-sts. Mrs. johnson
will remove to St. Paul. Her daugh-
ter Adella will enter the university
| this fall.
A brother OF N. T. Hale, resident
of West Virginia, was in town during
the past week. He is with friends at
Long Prairie at present but will re-
turn in a few days to be the guest of
Nick Rice.
Geo. II. Chapman of Rochester,
Mimi, who has opened store on
Thlrd-st., is a rustler. He has neat
little stock of good, purchases eggs
and chickens for shipment, and buys
old metal.
Misses Floy McMasters, Lillian
McGibbon and Evelyn Smith have
been attending the school school at
Detroit. The two former returned
home on Wednesday. Miss smith
will visit friends before returning.
Miss Ernestine Wehrehahn of Ash
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