The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-09-12

, OUR FOLKS~
And Other Folks.

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F. A. Hancock spent Sunday and
Monday in the city.
W. B. Mitchell OF St. Cloud, was in
town on Friday last.
Attorney Stevens of Melrose, was in
| the city on Tuesday.
E. Everett Taylor visited friends at
Lake Minnetonka during the past
week.
Chris. Schulz of Grey Eagle, was
called home from Cando, N. D., on
account of a very sick child.
M. F. Woodbury. has just completed
a cement walk along the west front of
his home property.
Mesdames Fred, and Sam. Dimond
| went to Swanville on Wednesday to
| visit their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Philes.
B. A. Angel, the Willard banker,
was in the city on Wednesday. He is
building a residence there, John F.
Dimond of this city having the con-
tract. Fred Dimond, who is at work
on the building, came out with Mr..
Angel.
Mrs. Mary Spitz of New York, is
| visiting her mother, Mrs. Henry Smith
and her sister, Mrs. M. F. Woodberry.
FIR. ART had for guests on Tuesday,
Frs. Meinult of Metre Grove, Welp of
| Padua, Beck of North Prairie, and
Maurus of West Union.
Mrs. F. A. Carlton of Fl. Scott, Kas.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. David Will
COX.
DR.. Lewis, who has been right seri-
ously i'll, was out for the first time in
ten days on Monday last.
Mrs. Rutherford and her daughter,
Mrs. Clothier of St. Paul, are guests
of Mrs. Rutherford's son, o. S. Cass.
Mrs. H. E. Brooks has been called
home to Milwaukee by the illness of
| her mother. She left on Friday, Mr..
Brooks accompanying her to Minneapo-
lis.
A. N. Dare and daughter of Elk
| River, we're in the city on Tuesday.
Mr.. Dare is editor of the Star News,
one of the brightest and most influen.
tial papers in Minnesota. He is en-
phatically all righ4.
VIM. Scherffius and his daughter,
Miss Josie, returned from St. Paul
and Minneapolis on Saturday. While
there Mr.. Scherffius was so ill that he
could not attend the annual meeting of
the Northwestern Undertakes. Miss
Josie assumed the entire responsibility
of selecting an enormous stock of
crockery for the store.
Frank Jorboe, former resident of
this city, at one time it's police officer,
was in the city on Monday. He visited
his uncle. Alexander Moore.
Fred P. Mann of Devils Lake, was
in the city on Monday on his way home
from st. Paul. His wife accompanied
him and they were guests of M. F.
Woodbury..
G. P. Mcclure of St. Cloud arrived
in the city on Monday and proceeded
at once to Long Prairie, B. F Carr &C
Complying him. After a week spent |
in Todd county, Mr.. Carr will proceed |
to Cass county to look after McClure's |
landed interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Carpenter return
ed from Minneapolis and st. Paul on
Thursday after an absence of just a
week. They are fitting up apartments
over the store of How Brs. & Co. which
they will occupy later. At present
they are with Mr.. and Mrs. Alex jamie.
son.
Hon. Peter Haley of Devils Lake, a
promanent Grand Army man, came
down on the special train of the North
Dakota department on it's way to
Cleveland. He stopped over here and
spent Sunday with Henry Keller.
While here he bought carload of
agricultural machinery at the Keller
factory, and remained to see it loaded
and shipped.
Ben Veeder's daughter returned to
schoolsat Faribault on Tuesday. /