The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-08-01

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Camp Careless.
The following persons are members
of Camp Careless at Birch Lake: Mrs.
George Fish, Paul Fish, Misses Nellie
Mccormick, Alice Pendergast, Edna
Beckman, Alice Dean, Blanche How
ard and Alta Hilsdale, Messrs. Ru-
dolph Hansen, Charles Johnson, Ro-
land Pendergast, Stanley Dickinson
and Fay Sprague.
George Fish, Ed. Hansen, Ray
Dean and Leslie Gray spent Sunday
at camp.
Lucian Wilcox and Oliver Welch of
b Cedar Rapids, Iowa, who are spend
ing the summer at Osakis, were at
Camp Careless for a few days.
Nearly all members of the camp
have some hobby. for instance:
Blanche Howard likes nothing better
than studying astronomy from the
placid bosom of Little Birch at three
a. M, on cloudy morning. If you
| don't believe it ask either
Charles and Roland. Roland's hobby
is work and he gets plenty of it, ex-
+, cept between meal. Pendy and Skilly
have been suffering from strange
hallucination ever since their arrival.
They think they can row, and it is on
ly at rare intervals that they can be
found on shore and when there they
are sure to be found in the cook tent.
Nellie's and Becky's hobby is mid
night lunches and explorations. This
hobby horse they ride each night and
it is nightmare for every one else.
| Charlie spends all his time trying to
| get a-stand in with the chaperone but
up to date has failed; he still "ae
| opes." Alice's favorite fish is "shad"
but thus far has caught nothing but
bull-heads. Fay was at camp two
days and on M onday went to St. Paul
to make one girl happy, leaving six
miserable and disconsolate. Ru-
dolph's hobby hasn't become quite
evident to the other members as yet
Almost daily he disappears returning
late in the day with happy smile,
with love-light shining in his eyes.
We are looking for the farmers
daughter who is responsible. Paul
Fish keeps busy catching frogs, most
ly for Alice who claims it is all the
fault of the bait.
Here is the latest version of that pop
ular ballad, 5000 Goo Eyes" as surg
by the boy quartette:
Gall our girls can make dem goo goo
eyes ...
They fill our hearts with Joy and glad
surprise ...
They range from green to blue,
And they all know how to "goo''
Oh! you ought to see their goo goo
eyes.
Monday at camp was one of the days
you read about, all day. Though the
weather has been exceptionally fine
while we have been in camp. The
gentle zephyrs ripping across the
blue, limpid waters famed our alabas-
ter brows and sang to us. OF all
thinks bright and beautiful, while the
hummlng of the bees as they gathered
nectar from the kitchen tent, inter-
spered with the unearthly yells as
some one fell from the hammock or
made connections with the business
end of hornet, made music most
heavenly. Throughout the day the
tlnkling OF knives, forks and spoon,
told OF the transfer of ambrosia to the
place where it would do the most good
with the occasional popping of cork
from the region of the spring caused a
rush of feet to the place where the
preserves" were kept. In the eve
ming the moon came out full explain
ing what had happened to the bottled
spring water and her cross eyed beams
lighted up strange SCIENCES as boat
load foated down toward Lake Sylvia,
but we hear the midnight lunch horn
and duty calls US to the stern realities
of life.
McGregor Bros. not only keep first