The Sauk Centre herald., 1907-05-30
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

David Cleveland was a st. Cloud
visitor last Friday
Mrs, c. E., Bohall of st. Paul is
visiting relatives in the city.
Will Kay of Melrose was in the city
visiting his parents on Sunday.
Harry Caughten- of Osahs was a
Sauk Centre visitor on Monday.
Rev. F. M. Garland was the guest,
last Friday, of Rev. Parshall at ST..
Cloud.
Paul Husalla of Hartford township,
Todd county, was transacting business
IN the city Friday.
Mrs. j.. A.. johnson visited Long
Prairie friends. and relatives the lat
ter part of last week.
Jas. Downs returned last Friday
night from the Twin cities where he
had spent two weeks.
Mrs. w. H.. Barnard and little son
left on Monday for Grand Forks, N. D.,
on a visit to relatives and friends.
Mrs. Chester Galusha, former
Sauk Centre girl, now residing in
North Dakota is visiting in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs Conrad Batz returned
from Long Prairie on Friday where
they had been to attend the wedding
of friend
Miss Helen Deters visited several
days the latter part of last week with
!, her friend Miss Tillie Vennewitz of
Browerville
Mrs. Anna G. Hood, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. N. F. Spear, came down from
Fargo last Friday to make her par
ents . visit
DR.. c. B. Lewis came up from st.
Cloud on the Flyer Sunday afternoon
for short visit here with his father
DR.. E. J. Lewis.
Mrs. VIM. Pangburn has returned
to Grand Forks, N. D., after having
been the guest of her daughters here
for some weeks.
Miss Emma Working started Fri
day for Valley City. NJ D., for a visit
of a fortnight with her brother who is
emplOved there
Miss Alice Sperl of Alexandria
visited friends in the city Friday.
While here she attended the wedding
of friend at Albany.
Mrs M. M. Lockhead was called to
ST., Paul Park Friday by the serious
illness of her mother. She may be
absent several weeks.
Miss Alice Hartley has completed
a years. work at the Minnesota uni
versity and returned home to spend
vacation with her. parents.
Miss. Nellie. Mccormick of the
Journal-Press staff came up from St.
Cloud Saturday night and spent Sun
day here with her parents.
Mrs. Harry Mcdonald of Long
Prairie was in the city several hours /
Saturday. She left that same evening |
'or North Dakota to join her husband.
James p. johnson of Osakfs was in
he city, on business on Monday.
Mrs. q. M. Dahl and daughter Florence |
spent Sunday with the B. L. Marpe
amily of osakis.
Mrs. J. A. Norris has returned from
IN extended trip east, She visited
riends and relatives in Chicago and |
being away the greater |
part of the winter.
DR.. G. r. Christie and two young
sons of Long Prairie were Sank Cen
tre visitors over Thursday night. DR..
Christie is one Of the leading prac-
toners of northern Minnesota
Judge M D. Taylor of st. Cloud
passed through Sauk Centre on the
Flyer Sunday en- route to Moerhead on
judicial business. He finished all the
court business at the county seat last
week except theseourt cases.
M. j. Daily, deputy inspector in the |
Labor Bureau, was in Sauk Centre
last Thursday ON oiacial business Mr..
DAILY was connected with Democratic
headquarters at st. Paul during the
last state cappaisn and did excellent
work.
Mra B. r. Allison Of beaver. Colo.
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