The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-08-06

Geo. r. Borgmann made business
trip to Burtrum Friday.
Alois Meyer took in the ball game
at Long Prairie Sunday.
D. w. Shear of Willard was in Sauk
Centre. on business Friday.
Misses Rosa and Margaret Zapt
spent the past two weeks with their
cousins Misses Mary and Rose Botz.
Mrs. q. l.. johnson returned Fri
day evening from months visit with
friends in Saltwater and Minneapolis
Mrs. Thos. Sullivan went to St
Paul Wednesday morning on the Ori
entail Limited and returned on tn,
evening Flyer.
A. M. McNeice, who has been tbt
guest here of his brother w. McNeice
started on Wednesday for his home il
Valparaiso, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown of Fergus Falls
who we're the guests for a week of Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. Erwin, returned hom,
Tuesday evening.
Rev. T. M. Findlay, pastor-at-large
of st. Cloud presbytery, passed
through Sauk Centre Saturday en-
route to Westport.
Conductor Mickey is back again al
his duties On the branch line after q
two weeks vacation spent in the
northern part of the state.
Miss Frances Ebben of this city
left Tuesday for St. Gregor, Sask.
Canada, where she will spend a few
weeks with friends and relatives.
Rev. Geo. R. Merrill of Minneapolis
prominent in Congregational circles
in Minnesota, passed through here
Tuesday en- route to Park Rapids.
John P. Rau of st. Cloud, candidate
for the nomination for county auditor
was in Sauk Centre over Saturday
night, guest at the Palmer Houre.
L. ]. Orvaar returned on Monday
from his trip to Dnluth. While there
Mr.. Orvaar purchased a q foot pas
senger launch to place on Sauk Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Schwartzbauer
John Telen and family, Mrs. Boadmar
and daughter Anna and Mrs. Buche1
spent Sunday at the home Of Mrs
Ebben.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Pangburn O
Courtenay, N. D., left Saturday fol
home after two weeks visit here with
Mr.. Pangburn's parents Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. .Pangburn.
Mrs. J. S. Roberts and daughte
Frances and Miss Anna Loosa, all O
Ackley, Iowa, are visiting at Mrs. o
Wheeler's for the summer. Mrs.
Roberts, Miss Loosa and Mrs
Wheeler are sisters.
Harry Lewis has accepted position
as editor of the Waterloo, Iewa, Daily
Courier. He left last week to take W
his duties on that paper. Waterloo ii
town of 2,OC0 and the Courier is ar
excellent newspaper.
Rev. Milford H. Lyon passed
through here on the Oriental Limited
Tuesday en- route to Alexandria tt
spend few days with friends there.
Mr.. Lyon is the man who conducted
a series of evangelistic meetings a
Alexandria last Spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Toilet Jacobson passed
through Sauk Centre on the Oriental
Limited Friday en- route home tc
Alexandria after having visited the
Yellowstone National Park on thei,
wedding trip. They will be at home
to their friends at Alexandria after
October 1.
M. H. McGowan, travelling auditor
for the Northern Pacific, arrived in
Sauk Centre Friday evening and was
here until the following day examin.
ing the records of the local agent,
which he found in good shape. He
went to St. Paul on the Oriental
Limited Saturday morning.
F. s. Parker, local agent for the
Northern Prcific, is enjoying a
months vacation in his cosy cottage
at Birch Lake. Mr.. Parker began to
rusticate on Saturday and will not
think ofanything but eating, sleeping,
bathing, fishing and taking life easy
generally for the next four weeks.
A. F. Steffen of the Mel1ose Beacon,
accompanied by Mess1s. w. F. Unger
and H. F. Loosbroek, visited Sauk
Centre last Saturday to get pointers
relative to Market Day. They were
we'll pleased with what they saw here
and said that Melrose would probably
inaugerate the Market Day idea at an
early date.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Zapf and child
rem Rose, Margaret and Herman, re-
turned last Thursday to Astoria,
Oregon, after spending three months
in Minnesota. The last two weeks
they spent with Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad