The Sauk Centre herald., 1907-05-30

Allison is expected this week for a
short visit. !. and viii accompany his
wife back TO- their 8, new home. y in
Omanas -. 81 ~. -.:-''ss'Ssa i:4sE:ss-,
John. Hooper, who is:ill, is'getting
on well
. L. w. Gingery spent Monday. at
Westport. -. -. s'..;,'' '-7s:-
/ w. E. Clarke of st. Cloud was in
town Tuesday: !.
I F. A.Lyle of Bemidji was in the: city
on business Monday.
Chief of Police Connolly was in st.
Cloud this week on. official bu mess.
o. B. Boobar received a telegram
this morning stating that Joe Mollitor
was dead. - -
Ernest Henderson left on Monday
for Fergus Falls to remain few days
on business.
Mrs. w. S. Dean returned Monday
night from a few days visit with Min
neapolis friends.
M. E. Woodbury. returned .Wednes-
day morning from two days trip
into Grant county. =
Clark Case expects to start next
Monday for Tilford, s. D. to be absent
/ q month or more
Miss Anna Buckley came home Mon
day from her school at Nassau to
spend her vacation at home.
We have just received car load OF
Millet and Fodder Corn. Come, in
and see it. l.. s. Bishop Co.
Mrs. ]. S. Winslow and Mrs: Ed
Meyrdirk of Willard ARE visiting this
week in the family of o. Winslow.
Mrs. Frank Riley left Friday for
Carpio, N. D., where she will join
friends for a visit of indefinite length.
T. ]. Moynihan came up from ST..
Paul Monday to spend a few days
with his brother, DR.. "A. F. Moynihan.
H. F. Hoeschen of Melrose spent
"Wednesday in Sauk Centre. The
Herald acknowledges friendly call.
Henry Wagner, Great Northern
agent at West Union, was in Sauk
Centre between trains Tuesday eve
ming.
Len. Cooper has returned from his
visit to Minneapolis where he spent
ten days with his sister, student at
the gu"
Place your order for Fodder Corn
and Millet early. You will save.
money. A car load just received. L. s.
Bishop Co.
Miss Grace Johnson has completed
her school near Glenwood and is
spending her vacation with relatives
in this city.
Mrs. Katherine Kulick has returned
to her home in Brownsville after
fortnight's visit with her daughter,
Mrs. John Quinlan.
Eugene Bohall of ST. Paul is spend
ing few days in Sauk Centre visiting
r latives. Mr.. Bohall is former resi-
dent Of this city.
Mrs. Jos. A. Schoenhoff left Wednes-
day morning for Excelsior Spring
Mo-, for her health, expecting to be
absent for some time.
w. j. Whitbeck, who has for some
time been employed by the Keller
Mfg. Co. here, left Saturday for Clear
Lake, Wis, to reside in the future
Editor Chas O. Lee and wife of the
Morris Sun returned Monday from
four days visit at Fergus Falls, stop
ping off at Sauk Centre between
trains
Miss Tessie Buckley returned Satur-
day from her school at ViniRg. She
will remain until summer school be-
gins, at home with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Buckley. ~
Maynard Smith of the Mcclellan |
Paper Company of Minneapolis was in
5auk Centre Monday. Mr.. Smith is
,ne of the travelling statesmen who al
ways spends his Sundays with his
family in st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Peterson of Long
Prairie are visiting in tine city for a
Few days preparatory to removing to
Washington state where they will |
make their future home. Mr.: Peter
son was a furniture dealer while To-
Gated at Long Prairie.
Chas A. Lee, editor and publisher of |
The Morris Sun, accompanied by Mrs.
Lee who, by the way,.is daughter of
Editor Hoard of Montevideo, were in
Sauk Centre Friday morning en- route
west on the Great Northern. The
Herald acknowledges a pleasant call.
The Morris Sun is one of the strong
country newspapers in Minnesota
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