The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-11-19
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Miss Esther Carlson went to the
cities Sunday.
Attorney M. C. Kelsey was in st.
! Cloud Wednesday on busines.
| Lucas Kells made trip to st. Paul
and back on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Kay and Mrs. A.
E. Brecount spent Sunday at Melrose.
! J. l.. Larson came over Saturday
morning from Cyrus and spent Sun
day here.
| Messrs. 8. Hutchins and II. Polei OF
Glenwood were in Sauk Centre on
Monday.
w. O. P. Hilsdale went to the cities
on the early train Monday morning
on business trip.
AL. Myers spent Sunday at St. Cloud
and Monday at Little Falls with friends
and relatives.
Miss Margaret Grey returned to
Little Falls after two weeks visit
with friends and relatives here.
Mrs. J. B. Mondloch returned from
Little Falls on Tuesday after weeks
visit with friends.
William Barr of Chicago, the
bridegroom of next Saturday night,
arrived in the city sunday night.
Mesdames Alex. Jamison, John
Whitson, w. McNeice and H. P.
Hilsdale are spending the day at
Ward Springs.
Mrs. ]. w. Kusba returned Sunday
evening from st. Paul where she un-
derwent a successful operation for
appendicitis.
! Miss Nell Mccormick of the St..
Cloud Journal-Press staff spent Sun-
day here with her parents and return
ed on the Flyer Monday forenoon.
Billy Parker came home Sunday
evening and is taking short vacation.
His mission here is to attend the
wedding of his sister Saturday evening.
District Superintendent Copper of
the Brainerd district, NJ. E. Church,
passed thaough Sauk Centre Wednes-
day en- route up the branch line.
DR.. and Mrs. E. J. Lewis went to St..
Cloud on the Oriental Limited Tues
day and returned on the evenings
Flyer.
F. E. Helton of Minneapolis, CASH
ier OF the Northwestern National Bank
of that city, was in Sauk Centre few
hours Saturday en- route home from a
trip to Morris, Minn.
Mesdames G. D. Marshall, F. H.
Oehler, NJ. F. Woodbury., J. w. Ward,
E. A. Richards and Miss Emma Stiles
spent Wednesday at Ward Springs. 1t
was an ideal day for an outing though
in November.
DR.. Harold L. Lamb went to St..
Cloud Tuesday and attended the
meeting of the Benton-Stearns Med
ical Society, returning On the evening
Flyer. Dr. Lamb read a paper "My
Method of Examining the Stomach
and Its Contents.
A. w. Austin was prostrated Sun
day afternoon by an acute attack OF
stomach trouble and has been contin-
ed to his bed for several days. He is
recovering and will be about again in
a few days. He has been in poor health
for some time.
| Miss Veda Loomis was the guest OF
Miss Winnifred Cooper from Friday
evening until Monday forenoon when
she returned to Minneapolis. She is
"U" girl and an intimate friend OF
Miss Cooper. On Saturday afternoon
Miss Cooper entertained for her guest
at her home on Main street.
Prof. Townsend, who recently re-
sumed the leadership of the Sauk
Centre Band, arrived in the city Fri
day morning with his family and will
make this his home. He still retains
the leadership of the Willard Band,
and has one or two others on the main
line of the Great Northern.
| Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Woodbury. re-
turned Tuesday from their trip east
summoned thither short time ago
by the serious illness of Mr.. Wood
bury's father. The elder Woodbury.
is recovering. Mr.. Woodbury. and son
Lawrence will leave shortly for the
east to remain Mrs. Woodbury. and
Miss Woodbury. will follow a little
later.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Il. J. Broughton o.
Akeley, Mimi, visited Sauk Centre
between trains last Thursday and were
delighted with the beauty OF this city
its homes and increased activity. Mr.
Broughton informed Rev. j. 7. B
Smith that deer were plentiful in the
woods north of Akeley. Mr.. and Mrs
l,roughton came down on specia
car with Mr.. Broughton's parents
His father is w. w. Broughton, traf
fic manager of the Great Northern