The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1908-04-23


moved to Sank Rapids.
John McGibbon left Sunday for
Kenmare, N. D., on business.
Will Brown went to the cities with a
Car load of stock on Sunday.
Miss Ethel Gilbert of Westport spent
Sunday with friends in to 1n.
Harry Allen went to Devils Lake
North Dakota, on Tuesday.
George Hager, who has been on the
sick list. is able to be about again.
Mrs. L. R. Whitney returned to
Bertha after a week g visit with friends.
Mrs. Schauble spent Easter Sunday
at St. Cloud with her mother and sis
ter.
Fred Littell left for Devils Lake n.
D. where he expects to spend the
summer.
P. A. Johnson, of Alexandria, ia
visiting his brother J. A. johnson, OF
this city.
Robert Winscr, who has been work.
ing at Ashley Mimi, is home for few
days visit.
George Deziel, who has been in
Minneapolis for the past three months
came home Saturday.
Misses Anna and Tessie Buckley
spent Easter with their parents and
friends Of this city.
Reid Mantor of st. Paul came up
Sunday for q short visit with bis
mother and friends.
Mrs. L. Working and son Donald
left Monday for Fargo N. D. where
they will visit relatives.
A. T. Watson of Little Falls arrived
in town Saturday spent Sunday with
his ia mily and returned on Monday.
DR.. Harold l.. Lamb went to the
cities Monday morning and returned
on Tuesday, making business trip.
Joseph P. Limperich, of the Long
Prairie Leader, spent Sunday night
in Sank Centre en- route home after a
visit st. Cloud.
w. o. P. Hilsdale and r. L. Palmer
made on auto trip to Alexandria Sun.
day and G. NJ. Sprague took run to
Glenwood.
Harry Nelson made quick business
trip to St. Louis. He got his line of
samples and left here Monday for his
territory in the Dakotas.
Miss Percy Lambert, who is attend
ing the University of Minnesota,
came up Friday night for few days
visit here with her parents.
B. B. Killeen and Miss Blanche
killeen and Miss Wolf of Seda n ,
Mimi, spent Saturday and Sun day
here with T. ]. Killeen.
Rev. j. S. Kingan spent Tuesday
and Wednesday in St. Paul as a del.
egate from the Methodist church to
the State Sunday School convention.
Mrs. D. L, Quinten, of Mooreton,
N. Oak, left for her home last Satur-
day. Mrs. Quinten has been spend.
ing the week with her sister. Mrs. j.
Quinten.
]. H. Simonton went TO st. Cloud
Tuesday to attend meeting of the
assessors of the county at the court
house and receive supplies and
instructions.
Miss Margaret Norris returned on
Saturday to her school duties at Pay
neville after having spent her Easter
vacation here with her parents Mr. =.
and Mrs. ]. A. Norris.
DR.. ]. A. Du Bots has received
notice Of his appointment by Gov.
Johnson as delegate to the national
convention of Corrections and Char.
tiles which meets in Baltimore next
month.
Will Parker and his friend William
Barr OF Chicago, who have been TAX
ng a lay-off in Sank Centre, left
Monday for West Baden Springs to
spend the remaining week of their
vacation. Mr.. Parker will will return
here Saturday or Sunday, and the
following Monday he expects to take
the road again.
DR.. ]. Kirghis will take trip to
Europe this spring. He has made
arrangements to sail on the Lorraine
Saturday, May 16, for France, which
is his native country. The doctor will
be on the continent six weeks, the
most OF which he will visit relatives
and friends in France. He may take
a little side trip into Germany. Mrs.
Kirghis may accompany him.
Hugh Leach of Alexandria came
down from Brainerd Saturday noon
and went home on No. II. While here
he ran across N. G.. Deering, former
manager of athletics in the Minnesota
State University, and the two had a
fifteen minute chat. Leach and Deer
ing were prominent in university
atheletic circles for some years.