The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-01-02
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

! Ina5. Maine Oh S[. CLOUD spent New
Years day here.
Chas. McWold is spending weeI,
IN the Twin cities.
r. l.. Palmer was in the Twin cities
the latter part of last week.
Cyrus Madsen of Pingree, n. D., is
spending week in the city.
L. s. Bishop was passenger to the
Twin Cities Monday morning.
C. G. FELTON, and family have re-
moved to Breckenridge, Minn.
II. F. Alden spent Sunday in St.
| Cloud with his mother and brother
| Miss Margaret Norris returnes this
week 70 her school work in Mime
apolis.
Mrs. Thos. Sullivan left on Tues
dav for week 5 visit to the Chicago
| nla rlkets.
W. F. Keller made business trip
to minneapolis Friday, returning in
the evening.
Paul HiIsdale returnes this week to
New Haven to resume his studies at
Yale College.
+. E. Quist returned from his
visit to "the old folks at home" at
Nicollet, Mimi.
1olleff Jacobson, the Alexandria
banker, was in Sauk Centre over
Thursday night.
Frank M. Eddy spent Christmas
here with his family and remained
over several days.
George and Albert Deziel of Staples,
Minn., are visiting their brother,
Henry Deziel, here.
Miss Percy Lambert of Minneapolis
is visiting her grandfather Solomon
Pendergast for few days.
Putnam Spualding returned to his
work at Rhadium, Minn., after spend
ing few days in this city.
Helmer c. Nelson, who spent the
holidays here with relatives, returned
this week to Devils Lake, N D.
Earl McNeise, who has been in the
city visiting his parents the past week,
is visiting friends in Minneapolis
Victor Rhymes, operator at the
Great Northern station for some time
has been transferred to Monticello.
Lester and Betrice Herberger of
Deer Creek, Minn., are spending
their holidays vacation here with
relatives.
]. r. Bennett of St. Cloud passed
through Sauk Centre last Friday en-
route home from business trip up
the branch.
Mrs c. W. Gallagher has returned
home from months visit with her
daughter Mrs. Ed Herberger of Deer
Creek, Mimi.
Mrs. J. V. Gray, who has been
visiting friends and relatives here, for
the past two months, left on Thursday
for Caripo, N. D.
Peter ]. uruber, deputy county
auditor OF Stearns county for three
years under Barney Vossberg, died in
Los Angeles, CAL, Dec. 20.
Will Kay and wife, who spent seve-
raj days here visiting Mr.. Kay's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Kay,
returned to thier home in Meirose on
Friday.
Oscar Paulson, formerly employ ed
at the Great Northern station here,
recently resigned his position, and on
Sunday feft for his home in Grants
burg, Wis.
Rev. J. S. kingan writes from
London, under date Of Dec. 13, that
he is "like new man, eating all that
is set before me.' He expects to
return home soon.
Miss Bertha Klapproth. who has
been making her home here for the
past five years with Gustav Genrich,
left the day following New Years for
Long Prairie where she will visit her
uncle Gustav Bender and friends.
Train No. 5, westbond, on the Great
Northern, was deralied at st. Augusta
last Tuesday morning. One coach
jumped the track but the engineer
stopped the train before any serious
damage was done. No one was hurt.
A delay of two hours was caused.
j. A. Caughren went to St. Paul
Monday.
Lake of Quicksilver.