The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-12-31

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?, MRS. ii, l. Sweiger is spending the
Iut,1.. "a st. Cloud with her parents
ji,s ;l'.nelIy ;- doing considerable
, >uo-..7g" at st. Cloud nowadays.
. H. L. Erwin went to the cities on the
Ev.anIpeg Flyer Tuesday morning.
ar. and Mrs. o. III. Doolittle start.
- Monday for trip to the cities and
! Lake City, Mimi.
DR.. E. J. HolIern of St. Cloud spent
Sunday here with friends, returning
Monday on No. 2.
Mrs. Doty returned Saturday from a
visit to her daughter Mrs. Radabaugh
at Long Prairie. -..
James H. K,nsella returned to Bert
hold, N. D., ON Tuesday after short
visit with his mother and friends here.
Alex. Lux returned on Monday to
Minot, N. D. after spending Christmas
here with his mother and friends.
Miss Josie Brandt started on Mon
day for Balfour, N. D., where she ex-
poets to spend the rest OF the winter.
Miss ALA Carpenter, who is teaching
at Mayville, N. D.. is spending the
| holidays with her parents.
Miss Emma Gamradt ofMinneapolis
| is visiting her parents and Other re-
| latives here.
hoy Truax. who is employed Al VAL
ley City, N. D., is spending the hoii-
Gays with his parents mere.
Mrs. Cordeil and children and Mrs.
F. E. Miuette and children visited at
Mrs. Nick Minette's ON Saturday.
Miss May Quinlan left saturday for
Little Falls where che will spend her
vacation visiting friends.
Miss Leta Gilman returned to Lang
don, N. D., Friday, having spent a
short vacation with her parents in this
city.
F. j. McGauvern Of HumbOit, Sas!,
Canada, was guest at the home OF L..
w. Gilman during Christmas week.
Miss Mamie Anderson returped Mon
day from her visit to her home at Hold
ingford, Mimi.
Miss Marie Costello and Harry Bel
mont of Brainerd spent Christmas with
Miss CostelIo's parents in this CITY,.
Miss Anna Costello came home from
her school at Bluffton to spend the
holidays.
Supt. VIM. Angus of the public
schools went to st. Paul Monday to
attend the annual meeting of the
Minnesota Editorial Association.
Mesdames E. A. Richards and J. w.
Ward went to minneapolis on the ORR
entail Limited Monday morning expect
ing to be gone week.
Mrs. H. G. Schmitz and mother Mrs.
Geo. Trisko of West Duluth are the
guests of her sister Mrs. z. Costello of
this city.
Miss Lillian McCadden, who had
charge of the Western Union Telegraph
J Office here few days in the absence of
Mrs. Westlake, returned to Melrose.
Mr.: and Mrs. F. L. Connolly and
SON of Valley City, N. D., came down
to spend Christmas with friends and
relatives.
Miss Nell Mccormick returned Mon
day on the Oriental Limited to ST.
Cloud after having spent three days
here visiting her parents.
Mr.. add Mrs. Irving Connolly and
daughter left for little Falls Saturday
morning to visit relatives and friends.
Mr.. Connolly returned in the after
noon.
WE. Merryman, of Milwaukee, a
cousin of T. F. Davidson, arrived in
Sauk Centre this week. He has taken
rooms at the Palmer House and has
q position in the mill
Mr.. and Mrs. M. III. Doolittle leave
today for Brodhead. Wis.,, for visit to
relatives and friends. Mr.. Doolittle
will return next week but Mrs. Doolittle
will remain for an extended visit.
Harry Nelson arrived home last Fri
day from the Hot Springs where he
went few weeks before for treatment.
Mr.. Nelson is in much better health
than when he went away, and will go
on the road again in few days.
| Mrs. NJ. F. Woodbury. and Miss
Woodbury. LETT Monday forenoon on
the Oriental Limited for their new
home in Hornell, N Y. A large
number of friends were at the station
to see them of, to express their re-
grets at their leaving and Ito wish
them Godspeed on their journey and .
pleasant residence in the New York
town.