The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-11-26
LOCAL ITEMS.

The Herald,s phone No. is IA.
New line OF belts for the holidays,
Mel. Billed.
Ara Amadon was in the city on
Tuesday, enroute to Evansville.
Mr.. Henry Thoens OF Glencoe Is Wis
ing his sister, Mrs. A. w. Austin.
Miner Herbertcame up from the Uni
versity tospend Thanksgiving at home.
Miss Mary Kinsella Of Morris, was
in the city Tuesday to consult physi-
clan.
Bring yoar job work to the H er al d
Office, corner Main aud Fourth-sss.
r Fisher building.
Daisy Bixby, who is employed In
the telephone Office in Alexandria,
spent Sunday with her parents.
C. M. Wilkens of Hoboken, is on the
r. sick list. He contracted a bad cold,
and has every symptom of the grip.
Trains No. and 6 will stop at Sank
Centre for dinner heretofore these
trains have had puffet car service.
Thanksgiving service will be held in
the Church of Our Lady of the Angels,
this city, Thursday morning az $3.50
Am.
Mrs. Frank Kemp and two children,
- of Akley are visiting w. E. Dobbs OF
this city They are on their way to
Michigan.
Leonard A. Gates, grandson OF Mrs.
A. J. Pike, died at Oakland, Cal,
Nov. 10. He was sixteen years old
and remarkably bright boy.
Mrs. G. H. Bennett went to Grove
Lake on Monday, to be present at the
marriage of her niece, Miss Maggie
Hawkins which occurs on Thanksgiv-
ing.
Judge David Wilcox is celebrating
his seventy-seventh birthday today.
The Judge is the recipient OF many
beautiful tokens of friendship and
love.
Miss Nellie Mccormick was visitor
in Little Falls on Friday. She was
accompanied ONE with Mrs. Charles
Willing, who will visit here for few
days.
Mrs. Maggie Purdy and daughter,
Florence, of Grand Forks, are visiting
Mrs. Purdy's brother, T. b. Barrett OF
this city. They are on their way TO
St. Paul.
The thirteen year old son of Joseph
Parker had the misfortune to fracture
his leg just above the ankle joint en-
Friday while playing football. His
Physician reports that the boy Is DONG
nicely.
Mrs. II. Bishop of Hoboken re-
cieved a telegram on Monday from
Duluth announcing that her son Rob-
bert's fourth daughter was Ill with
scarlet fever. Mrs. Bishop went TO
DulutQ uosudys
Col. Westerman of St. Cloud, who
for many years has been general
agent for the Mccormick Company,
was made general agent Of the Inter-
national Harvester Company of Amer
lea, on Monday.
Mrs. o. B. Fuller and Mrs. c. M.
Hill of Grey Eagle, were visiting
friends in the city the latter part of last
week. Miss Hazel Fuller returned
with them and spent Sunday at home
They drove over.
Ara Amadon of Melrose was avisitor
in the city on Saturday. He has ship
ped his barber shop furniture to Barn
esville, where he will locate in the near
future. Mr.. Amadon will have charge
of the band and orchestra OF that place.
Mrs. E. P. Harker of Chicago, niece
of Supt. Parker, is in the city to spend
Thanksgiving with her uncle and fam
lily. Mrs. Harken visited here about
sever years ago, she sees many substan-
tial improvements in Sank Centre.
She is prominent Rebekah of the
windy city. - ~. -.-
A farmer hauling wood to the city
had very narrow escape on Tuesday
While crossing the Great Northern
tracks at Grove Lake ave. a freight
train backed up just as the team was