The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-06-18

Casper Nathe was taking the sights
at Melrose on Tuesday.
A. T. Watson came down from
LATHE Falls and spent Sunday here
with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Thomason re.
turned to their home in Minneapolis
| Monday.
Miss Mary Kinsella, of Staples, is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. w. Kinsella, this week.
Mr.. Thomas Heaney, of ST. Paul, is
is visiting at P. w. Kinsella's this
week.
Mrs. F. S. Parker and niece Miss
Carrie Cooper are spending the week
in the twin cities.
Miss Alma Cannon left Thursday
for visit to her brothers at Seattle
and Portland
Miss Victoria Gustavson, who had
been visiting with friends here return
ed TO her home at Clarissia on Saturday.
Miss Mayme Rander spent Sunday
at Long Prairie with friends and rel
atives.
Mrs. Bert Barnard left Monday for
Grand Forks after spending several
weeks with her parents here.
L. B. Branch of Round Prairie was
in Sauk Centre on business Monday.
The Herald acknowledges a call.
Miss Frances Ebben left on Monday
for the cities to visit relatives and
friends few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack of Princeton,
Mimi, are visiting DR.. McMasters
and family.
Mrs. H. w. Barnard and son and
Merle Pangburn left on Monday for
Grand Forks on a visit to relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 8. Craig of Minn.
eapolis are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E.
E. Compton. MeSdames Craig and
Compton are sisters.
Miss Emma Marthaler of Osakis,
who spent the past few weeks visiting
Miss Frances Ebben, returned to her
home last Thursday.
Ivan Sheets of the Long Prairie
Argus was in Sauk Centre Thursday
and Friday. The Herald acknowledges
pleasant call.
!. Hon. w. E. Lee of Long Prairie
passed though Sauk Centre Saturday
en- route home after a trip to the
cities on business,
!. P. B. Hanson started Monday fol
Grand Junction, Colo, to be with his
brother DR.. Hanson who is seriously
i'll. He expects to be away two weeks
or more.
Sam Haugdahl of Nicollet, Mimi,
formerly connected with the state in.
stitute corps, now travelling for an
Illinois dairy firm. was in Sauk Cen.
tire last Thursday.
G. NJ. Sprague started Sunday morn.
ing for Chicago to attend the national
republican convention. He is one oi
the four delegates at large from Minn.
sofa.
Laurel kels returned home Friday
night from Minneapolis where, on
Thursday, he graduated from the law
} department of the Minnesota "U".
Over five hundred received diplomas
DR.. F. G. Henneman of St. Cloud
came up Sunday afternoon and re.
mained over until Monday morning
the guest of his brother DR.. H. F
Hepneman.
G. NJ. Sprague returned last Thurs
day evening from St. Paul where he
attended the grand lodge of ODD
Fellows. Mr.. Sprague was reelected
grand treasurer.
w. Reyleck of Saskatchewan, Can
ada, was in the city early this week
the guest of Jos. Capser. He was re.
turning with his daughter from an
eastern school.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Heifner and Miss
McGibbon spent Saturday and Sun
day at Birch Lake with Toleff Jacob.
son of Alexandria, going thither in
Mr.. Jacobson's auto.
]. A. Caughren and daughter Pearl
went to Minneapolis on the Flyer
Tuesday forenoon. Mr.. Caughgen
went to the Mill city to purchase an
automobile and return with it on
Tuesday.
| Chas. A. Morse, secretary of the
Minnesota Cooperative Daries' Associ-
alton, attended the Meters Grove pic.
mic last Friday and will be present at
a similar gathering at Rose City in
Otter Tail county today.
Judge NJ. D. Taylor and Court STEM
ographer P. M. Woodward passed
through here on Sundays Flyer en-
route to Moorhead for two weeks
term of the district court of Clay
county.
David Cleveland and VIM. Pangburn
represented B. R. Palmer post No. 40