The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1905-06-15

MINI. who has been the guest Of
her brother, w. P. Chase, for several
days left on Moaday for Long
Prairie to visit D. E. Chase and
family.
Married at the home of her parents:
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Carpenter OF
Ashley, Mimi, on Wednesday, June
14th, Miss Eta G. Carpenter to DR..
]. T. Shetland of Minneapolis, Rev.
James G. Shetland officiating.
Hon. George w. Thacker, G. F.
(which means grandfather) was in
town last Friday to take an inventory
OF his new granddaughter, baby
Schertfius. The Thackers ought to
get reduced rates over the n. p. until
that baby gets to be an old story.
John Abacrombie, one of the oldest
civil engineers and surveyors in the
state, was in the city Friday. He
was on his way to Bemidji to make
surveys for the Drainage Commits
sion. He has charge of the topo-
graphical work for the commission.
F. ]. Hewitt, one of the Grove
Lake pioneers was in the city We'd
nesday on mis- way to Park Rapids
to attend the Baptist Convention at
that place. He will visit his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Parker, of Wadena, while
absent.
Mr.. o. r. Heath, an old time resi-
dent of Sank Centre, spent Tuesday in
our city, the guest of Mrs. Tobey. Mr..
Heath has spent two years in North
Dakota with his daughters, and was
Oh his way to Clearwater, to be present
at the exercises of "Old Home Week"
held at that place this week.
W. M. Fuller, F. E. Cawley and j.
T. Mecusker of Little Falls, are with
their families spending the summer
at ''Ward Springs. They have rented
8 of the Wards cottages and Rev. MIR.
Summer of Minneapolis has rented
the fourth one, and will soon occupy
it with his family.
For several days there has been an
electric light disturbance on the tele-
phone lines, and to locate the point of
contact is no easy matter. Persons
using extension cords on their light
fixtures should use great care and not
place the light cord near the telephone
or it's wires or near water pipe.
Walter l.. Beach of Grove Lake was
in the city Wednesday on his way to
Eagle Bend to transact business and
incidently to visit his daughter and
grand children. Mr.. Beach is an
old time Grove Lake friend of the
Herald editor when there was
mighty little prospect of either OF
them ever being grandfather.
c. NJ. Sprague, Grand Treasurer of
the l. o. o. F. of this state, M. c..
Kelsey, S. A. Irish, o. M. Stiles,
William Pangburn and David Cleve-
land went to the cities this week as dele
gates and visitors to the annual meet
ing of the |. 0. 0. F. Mrs. NJ. G..
Kelsey, Mrs. A. Irwin and Mrs. j.
Whitson accompanied them to attend
the annual meeting of the Rebekahs.
The old soldiers of the party will also
participate in The ceremonies of re-
moving the Minnesota battle flags to
the new capitol.
Mrs. Daniel Sutton who has spent
several months with her son and other
relatives in Minneapolis and other
southern points in the state, returned
home on Tuesday. Her son, Lu, who
has kept bachelors hall in her alb
sence has broad, generous smile on
his face, that betokens satisfaction.
Well, Lu ought not to be depending
on his mother for housekeeper any,
way.
James A. Norris went East on the
Flyer Tuesday. He attended Flag Day
in St. Paul, going from there to La
Crosse, Wis, where he will be present
at a reunion of his old regiment the
First Wisconsin Cavalry. He will then
visit at WATERFOWL, Milwaukee, Wau-
kesha and Chicago. Meanwhile tickets
will be given out at the G. n. depot at
the usual prices, and trains arrive and
depart as usual.
Miss Semina Madsen, assisted by
Misses Fannie and Anna Norris, and
Bertha Rich, gave parcel shower at
her home on Tuesday evening, for
Miss Albertina Nelson, whose marri-
age to Mr.. Peter Nelson occurs on the
%. The prospective bride was
showered with little parcels and big
parcels, all containing useful and
handsome articles. Quite a large
company of young lady friends were
present and very pleasant evening
was the result. Ice cream and cake
were served.
Mrs. C. c. Tobey returned on Friday