The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-10-29

ter, Miss Julia, formerly OF this city.
now residing at Los Angeles, Cal,
are visiting their cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. M. Bryant. Will and Ben
Tubbs came up from Minneapolis to
spend Sunday with them here. Both
Mrs. Tubbs and Miss Julia are de-
lighted with their home in California
whittier the former will return in a
sh oat time; her daughter will remain
in Minnesota visiting with relatives
for several months. They left Los
Angeles in midsummer. They report
Win Tubbs, whom Sank Centre people
living here before the Tubbs family
removed to California will remember,
being in excellent health and now en-
gagged in the automobile business at
Pomona, California. Mrs. Tubbs was
forty-two years q resident OF Sank
Centre and has been Lying in Califor-
mia ten years. twill be remembered
that Mr.. Luther Tubbs died a little
more than a year ago, OF q complica-
ted heart and kidney trouble.
DR.. Dubois has built an addition tC
his barn for the purpose OF affording
shelter for hisi latest acquisition gin
blooded stock. He has three COVE
very remarkable - animals-Pret'y
Horns, No. 475,679, 1854, a direct de-
scenda ant of the famous Duchess Of
Brooten, a thoroughbred lor ghorn il
beauty, and in season will give from
pound to pound aud half OF milk
every day. The other two, Full
Cream, and Filled Cheese, by name,
are equally blue blooded. The doc
tor will paint the addition to the barn
a color which will hormonize with the
delicately tinted coats of his cows.
Mrs. Samuel Lee, nother of Hon.
VIM. E Lee. tf Long Prairie, died
at Long Prairie last Thursday alter
noon, of heart failure. Mrs. Lee WAS
seventy -four years old. She was a
native of England but had resided in
M. n aesota for more than fifty years
Part of that time in Little Falls and
part in Long Prairie. She was
therefore one~of the earliest OF Central
Minnesota's pioneers. She was a
woman OF fue character and leaves a
large circle of friend. Mrs. Lee was
a member Of the Episcopal church and
Rev. f. M. Garland, OF this city con.
Quoted the funeral services on Sunday
last.
Mrs. Ed Simonton and two children,
are visiting at the home of her par.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Irwin. Ed
has been farming in Washington fol-
the past six years, and has made a
success of it. He intends hereafter to
rent the farm and reside in Spokane
where he will be interested in music
It will be remembered that he was
particularly talented in that line
being one of the finest cornet players
Sank Centre boosted of in the days
when real fine musicians were as
sthick as hops" in good hop year
The HERALD is Indebted to John A,
Gilman for Spokane paper announc'
ing the death as the result OF a run
away accident, of Leslie Worthington,
a former resident of Grove Lake, and
of this city. He left here for the west
thirty years ago. He was an old
soldier and member of the A. o. U.
W. lodge of this city. Many of our
older residents remember him pleas.
antly.
Mrs. Charles Smith, of Devils Lake.
,rmerly Miss Carrie, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. S. N. Tho npson, of Grey
Eagle, is very i'll indeed with typhoid
fever. Her mother has gone TO take
care of her. Daily advises by tele.
phone are received by friends here,
and the latest are, that she is a little
better. .... ....... -. -.. -.-..