The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-03-05
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Sauk Centre and will make this her
future home. She is guest Of Mrs.
Gilman for few days but has secured
room with Mrs. Madsen and will res.
ide there. Mrs. Barnum says there is
no place like Sauk Ceutre as perma.
nent residence town.
Mesdames F. II. Oehler, Jas. Ing
ram w. A. Morse, McCullom, E. j.
Lewis and Miss Marion Lewis made
fup a delegation from the Gradatim
Club that went to Long Prairie today
upon the invitation OF the Woman's
Literary Club of that place. They
will return tomorrow.
c. D. Marshall went to St. Paul to-
day in company with A. E. Erwin.
He will return tomorrow or Saturday.
Miss Cuida Holme returned to Sauk
Centre last week after a visit OF several
months with brother in Canada.
Miss Nellie Allen returned Sunday
night from Rochester. She is we'll on
the road to recovery. Her father C.S.
Allen accompanied her.
Prof. w. p. Dyer, superintendent of
the Alexandria public schools, visited
the Sauk Centre schools Wednesday.
City Attorney L. K. Barto was St.
Cloud visitor Tuesday.
G. L. Johnson the cities on business
| this week.
G. Hillerud attended the hardware
| mems convention in st. Paul last
week.
Mrs. c. NJ. Sprague went to ST. Paul
Friday noon and returned on the Fly
er Saturday night.
O. II. Schleusener visited st. Paul
last week and attended the hardware
mems convention
Hon. B. Ii. Timberlake member of
the last legislature from Hennpin CO
unity. passed through Sauk Centre Fri
day en route from a business trip up
| the branch
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through here Friday en- route to the
cities.
August Dahlem visited St. Paul last
week and attended the hardware men
5 convention.
Laurel kells was in town SATURDAY,
having come up from the state univer-
sity for short visit
DR.. Du Bois visited St. Paul last
week, returning on the evening train
Thursday.
County Commissioner J. II. Can
field went TO st. Cloud Monday noon.
Mrs. G. NJ. Young returned sunday
to her home in Perham after weeks
visit with her sister Mrs. Frank Jung.
E. \. Lyman on rural route No. 3,
is enjoying his annual vacation.
Rev. J. S. Kingan will not be home
until next week, not having sailed
from Europe as early as he expected.
He expects to be here in time to re-
sumo his pulpit ministrations at the
Methodist church on Sunday, March
Is. 4.
Mrs. Albert w. Dahlem returned
Monday from visit to relatives in
| Osakis.
Joe G. Botz started on Tuesday for
Bancroft, S. D., where he bas accented
position for few months.
Mrs. Andrew Tiller OF Bemidji is in
the city visiting friends and relatives.
She was formerly Miss Ida Suckstorff.
Attorney w. F. Donohue of Melrose
was in town Monday night and Tues
esday.
V. A. Whipple spent Sunday here
with his family.
C. T. Fawcett, formerly Of st. Cloud
now a resident Of Bismark, n. D. is
in the city visiting the families of 0.
B. Boober and L. J. Irish. He reports
business lively and money plentiful
in the flickertail state.
Miss Cyr OF Minneapolis, a compe-
tent. French dressmaker, will be in
Sauk Centre about March, expecting
to locate here.
Mrs. Frank Jung went to Browervil-
lie Tuesday afternoon to remain a few
days with Mr.. Jung who is engaged
in taking an invoice of stock in which
his firm is interested. 1
A. E. Erwin, who has been in poor
health for some time, leaves today for
Battle Creek, Mich. to take treatment.
He expects to be absent for a month
or more.
Had Enough Toothpicks.
A well known sculptor tells the fol-
lowing story:
Whenever see a toothpick thinH
of dinner that was given in Rome in
honor Of two Turkish noblemen.
II sat beside the younger of the no
h1anpp He C1ittarad NTH oo1a an