The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-05-28

The Senior class of the high school,
with few invited guests from this
city, were delightfully."- entertained on
Friday afternoon of last week by Miss
Carpenter, a class mate, at her home
iu Ashley. 1t was q delightful day,
and heartily enjoyed by the, young
people. A bounteons supper was
served, and the happy party returned
to the city about half past nine
o'clock.
P. J. Gruber and family of St
Cloud, have removed to Los Angeles.
Mr.. Gruber was, for several terms.
auditor OF Stearns county.
Among the graduates of the State
Normal school of St. Cloud. are Miss
Esther Louise Sprague, in the advance
graduate course, and Misses Julia e.
and Floy Kathleen McMasters in the
Elementary graduate course.
A curious and fatal accident occurred
at Gilman, Benton county, on Mon
day. Tie large separator in the
creamery exploded with terrific vio-
ience, killing one man, seriously injury
Ing another, and nearly wrecking the
creamery The bursting was due to
Tile tremendous speed of the separator,
centrifugal force being greater than
the strength of the material.
approach to the new bridge on Third
IT. and Is atwork On Tile east approach
with crew OF men with wheel scrap
ers. The township has a large grad
ing force at work, and in very few
days the road will be open to the pub
lie. 1t is assured that the Grand
Army Of the Republic will be able to
make use OF 1t ON Saturday in march
ing to the cemeteries. 1t will be a we'll
builtroadwsy its entire length. The
farmers living east of the city are de-
lighted with the prospect of this short
line to the city.
At the district. convention OF the
| Women's clubs. held at St. Cloud last
week. there was a large attendance
from this city. Among the officers
elect for next year Sank Centre has
two ;Mrs. Ed. Lewis, president, and
Mre. c. M. Sprague, secretary. Mrs.
A. Barto delivered an address. The
Times, speaking of temporary pre-
siding officer says:
MRS. James Ingram Of Sank Gen.
ire, made most charming chairman.
Her remarks were few and to the point,
a sure emblem of the proficient officer,
George Willard was sentenced tc
ter years in the State penitentiary or
Friday morning by Judge Searle, O
the district court. Willard wa,
charged with the crime of forgery after
committing felony and the sentence
: under the law, was about the least tina
he could et.:He had plead guilty u
the charge and in answer to question.
, said that he had been in the State
Reformatory ut Massachusetts
, once, also once in Ohio, besides the
eighteen months he stopped at the
State: Retormatory in St. Cloud
Then he broke his parole, went to the
Philippines as . soldier. was cour
martialed, brought back TO the states
and escaped from prison while being
held at San Francisco. In fact Will.
lard has spent nearly all his time in
prison.-Tlmes. 1879.
| 1t will be gratifying to his scores OF
old friends here to know that AL.
Kinnarnon is doing a prosperous bust
ness at Graceville, and that his son
Mack is associated with him. He will
attend dental school this fall, hav.
ing selected that profession for his
life's work. The daughter Evelyn i:
keeping house for her father, two
brothers and sister. The familiar
name oE!"Al," Mr.. Kinnamon says ht
never hears at Graceville. When he
located at Grsceville the local paper
introduced him, by error, as McKin
non, and the name tMack" attached
to him then and has held eyer since
His son: is known as Little Mack.