The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1906-04-05
SOUTH ASHLEY
Too late for last week

Fine weather overhead these days,
but there isn't many going that way.
Sidney Laughnan who has been
employed in the Round-house at
Glenwood, had the misfortune to get
hurt in a wreck at said place on
Wednesday. He returned home on
Saturday to stay until he is able to go
back to work again.
The young people from H. L..
Haynes and August Wehrhahn's
spent a very pleasant afternoon and
evening at Geo. Gray's on Sunday.
The string band was a very prominent
feature but "What became of the
monk?"
Emmett and Ethyl Collins spent
Sunday with their cousins, Ella and
Francis Kinsella.
Joe Friedcake called on Pete Fritter
on Saturday and spent pleasant
afternoon watching Hans Cranberry
ride horseback, and Pete occasionally
glanced up the line where Fritz Prunes
was hauling hay. Tom Doughnut
being the only one of the party that
was entirely out of sight, but he is
always so according to Hans sight.
Hannah was also absent but the said
party being so high (long) toned has
been long ago banished from this
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Mae Haynes spent part of last week
at Geo. Browns of Westport, return
ing on Saturday.
Ashley will be run right up in the
top notch now there are some of South
Ashley's good men holding offices in
the township.
George E. Malley and Mr.. Connolly
called at School Dist. 81 on Thursday.
Rosetta and Martin Schmaus re-
turned to their home in Considine,
N. OAK, on Wednesday after a two
weeks visit with friends in this
vicinity.
We will not be conceited over Unity's
asking for South Ashley for fear it
was the other end the inquiries were
meanefor.
Are you Comfy?
Go to McCracken & Burgess for fine
groceries, full weight and low prices;
all orders filled promptly.
Maggie and Steve Kinsella spent
Saturday and Sunday with their sister,
Mrs. Francis Riley of Westport.
Coleman Hoyt called on Emmett
Collins on Thursday evening.
Myrtle Gray left on Monday for Axe
ley, Mimi, where she will visit her
sister, Mrs. S. Judd, for couple of
months.
| Why did A. Wehrhahn get elected
as treasurer of Ashley township???
Because the men all knew he was from
South Ashley and the right man for
the Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Kinselia returned
to their home on Thursday, after a
brief visit at Litchfeld, Mimi, where
they were called by the death of Mrs.
Kinsella's niece, Katie Nevil, formerly
OF this place. We all extend our heart
felt sympathies to the father and
brothers who are left to mourn the loss
of last, dear daughter and sister.
Ed Haynes called at Geo. Grays on
Saturday.
Don't get wise and subscribe for the
Sank Centre Herald, but subscribe
for the Herald and get wise.
Jessie Cowlthorp of Lyman Prairie,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. D. G. Gray.
Sylvia Trattles visited School Dist.
81 on Thursday.
j Carroll Haynes expects to leave for
North Dakota in the near future.
What will we ever do without Dallie?
Otto Gray made business "Trip to
Sank Centre on Tuesday.
Mae Haynes called on Alicia Gray
on Monday.
Miss Ernestine Wehrhahn who is
teaching school at Colchester, Mimi,
spent Saturday and Sunday at home.
Jim Kinsella spent Sunday with his
sister, Mrs. Geo. Brown of Westport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gray spent Sum
day with their son, D. G. Gray.
Now if those items aren't of the
newsiest kind don't blame South
Ashley for its reporter is green hand
at the business. Perhaps he'll learn
in time.
Wild Irish Rose.
4 KandOta
Mrs. III. Lyng called on Mrs. August