The Sauk Centre herald., 1907-12-26

Vim. PegIow was in West Union
on business last Friday.
Lynn Whitson OF Duluth spent
Christmas with his parents here.
w. Huntly of Duluth spent Christ
mas in Sauk Centre with friends.
Mrs. NJ. Nathe returned Sunday from
a weeks visit with relatives at Meters
Grove
DR.. c.. B.. Lewis of st. Cloud was
visiting his parents here on Monday
evening.
Horace S. Baldwin of st. Paul, a
we'll known stock buyer, was in Sauk
Centre Saturday.
Gordon V. Morse Of Minneapolis
spent Christmas here with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs G. A. Morse.
AIphonso Barto OF Fergus Falls
spentChristmas here with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. / K. Barto.
Miss Ruth Eddy, who is student
at Carleton College, is spending the
holidays at her home here.
David Caughren and his sister
Pearl left Thursday for Omaha to
visit their sister Mrs. Allison.
Miss Minnie Pike, teacher Of phys
cal culture in the University of North
Dakota, is home for the holidays.
Billy Parker came in from his work
on the road in time to enjoy Christmas
here with his mother and sisters.
Frank Robischon, who is attending
the state university at Minneapolis, is
spending his holiday vacation at home
here.
Miss Lillian McGibbon came down
from Alexandria Monday night to
spend the holidays here with her
parents.
Miss Eva M. McCabe OF St. Paul
spent Christmas here the guest of her
sister Mrs. Sam Gunzberg, at the
Palmer House.
]. A. Caughren and son David
returned Monday from the west to
spend Christmas with relatives and
will remain until Jan. Is.
Miss Hazel McGibbon, who has a
position as teacher in the public
schools OF Madison, Minn., is spend
ing her holiday vacation at her home
here.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Morehouse,
who at present are residing in
Montana where Mr.. Morehouse is
working for the Great Northern, are
visiting relatives in the city.
County Commissioner J. H. Can
field went to St. Cloud Monday and
in company with Commissioner H.
F. Meyer of Albany, went to St.
Augusta to examine bridges.
John A. Almen. who was in the
employ of ]. H. Haddock & Co. and
of their successors Loftsgaarden Bros,
left on Saturday for Mcpherson, Kas.
where he will make his home in the
future.
Rev. j. Noe left on Monday for
Minneapolis to spend Christmas with
his family. He will return Saturday
and will hold services as usual next
Sunday in the Methodist church.
DIR. E. J. Lewis attended the meeting
of the Stearns and Benton County
Medical Society in st. Cloud last
Thursday and read paper. Mrs.
Lewis accompanied him and enjoyed
short visit with st. Cloud friends.
Mrs. NJ. F. Woodbury. returned
Monday from St. Paul with her daugh.
ter who recently underwent an opera
ton in hospital there. Miss Wood
bury is rapidly recovering and hopes
soon to renew her work at Carleton
collage.
A. Wilwerding, the Freeport nursery
man, was in Sauk Centre Saturday.
Mr.. Wildwerding is the man who had
such fine display of fruit at the
Stearns county fair in October and is
planning to make an extensive
showing at the state fair next year.
Chas. S. Mitchell, the able editorial
writer on the Duluth News Tribune,
formerly publisher OF the Alexandria
Post-News and postmaster in Knute
Nelson's town, we'll known all over
this part of the country, ate his
Christmas turkey with his mother in
St. Cloud.
Miss Lavinia Jung came up from
st. Paul Friday and remained over
until Saturday with her brother Fran
Jung. Mr.. and Mrs. jung and Miss
Jung went to Perham Saturday and
spent Christmas there With their pa
rents and friends.
On a Cash Basis ''
Owing to present business and
financial condition I am Obliged, on
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