The Sauk Centre herald., 1907-05-09
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HOME HAPPENINGS

noon, May 16, at the home OF Mrs. Ed
Evans. All frendis invited.
Geo. NJ Bishop and his estimable
wife have arrived at the dignity OF
grandparents, Mrs. Esther Searle
Thorpe, being a proud mother.
w. c.. Diment works at anything
cleaning furnaces, chimneys, cisterns,
lawns and yards. Give him a trial.
WAS crucified. dead and buried.
the fifth article of the Apostles Creed
will be the subject of the morning
sermon at the Methodist church next
Lords day.
A number of the friends of Harold
Gilman surprised him Monday eve
ming. the occasion being the young
mans birthday. Refreshments We're
served and all enjoyed good time.
Miss Addie Du Bois Howell. an aged
aunt of Dr. j. A. Du Bois. died here
last Friday afternoon after a long
| illness. DR.. Du Bois took the re-
mains to New Milford. Ills, for bur-
| ial.
It has been suggested and
| The Herald seconds the motion-that
every person owning lot in the ceme-
terry clean and fix it up for Memorial
Day so that all Things may be in or
der for that memorable occasion.
The regular meeting of the w. X.
C. will be held in their room in g.
A. R. hall Saturday at 2:3Op.m. All
members are urged to be present, as
report of the woman's building In
the Soldiers Home will be given.
| FOR SALE-Several good second
hand refrigerators. Inquire OF Alfred
Salmon of Peoples Ice Co. II
The Epworth League has elected the
following officers: Mrs. n. Crls-
tensen, pres: Alma Cannon. 1st. vice
pres; Miss Stanley, 4th. vice pres;
Clifford Hartley, treas; Alta Bull.
organist: Mildred Lathey, chorister.
Word has been received from MI
and Mrs. Ed Perry that their arrival
at Nevis, after their stay here, found
their family of little ones all well.
Mr.. and Mrs Perry express their
gratitude for the love and kindness
shown them during their recent De
reavement.
| Another snow storm struck Sauk
Centre Tuesday morning. Soft, wei
snow fell during the forenoon. Along
toward evening the temperature fet
and when people arose Wednesday
morning they found the ground froz-
en- hard. A cold north wind blew all
day Wednesday.
Dainty corset covers lace and
embroidery trimmed special values
at Is cts. each. Mel Billed.
The Helping Hand Society has dis
continued it's all-day meetings anc
in the future will hold them in the
afternoon. The society met Wednes
day with Mrs. Augusta Lloyd. This
society is one of the quiet forces fol
good in the city has large mem
bership of earnest women.
Mrs. Carrie Baldwin went to st
Paul last week to be present at TIT
wedding of Leo Story, Oldest son o
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Story. Mrs. Lol
Story, who was Emma Perkins, wa
a great favorite with Sauk Centr
people. She lived all her life here an
. when she was married and remove
to ST. Paul her departure was greatl
regretted.
Mrs. Cummings, widow of the lat
DIR. Cummings, slipped and ell o.
the hardwood floor of the L. S. Bis
hop home where she lives with he
daughter, Mrs. Bishop, fracturing he
right hip bone last Friday. AS Mrs
Cummings is 81 years old the acciden
! is of a serious nature. The patien
is doing as we'll as could be expected.
81 The most becoming gowns are mad
( of dainty wash goods in light summer!
{ materials and their cost is but little
I we have them in large variety OF pal
terms and colors ranging from cts
: to 25 cts. per yard. Mel Billed.
81 In it's last issue The Herald advel
( tised for a scrubwoman and a bo.
I Early Friday morning half a doze
boys were lined up at the office
: opening time looking for a job.
( scrubwoman appeared shortly aft
I and the paper got its work done e.
! peditiously. If you want things, NAL
! your wants known through the co
I umns of The Herald.
81 News has been received that M
I and Mrs. Ira Carpenter are grandpa
! ents to a beautiful boy, born TO M
) and Mrs. Claude Carpenter. Tn
81 event also makes Mrs. c. M. Spragt
( great-aunt. The youngster has bee
I named Fred, after it's uncle who
u secretary to the big Taft. Mr.. al
) Mrs. Ira Carpenter were among II