The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-09-03
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

MdtG mlCucJlCu went u SlIldIu Will
a monument Friday.
A. M. Cole returned Sunday night
from trip to st. Paul.
Peter Minette went to the state fair
on the Limited Sunday.
g. L.. Johnson returned Friday
night from trip to the cities.
Mrs. Mullen and daughter are visit
ing in the twin cities this week.
John Boreen OF Saltwater is visiting
/ his daughter Mrs. G. L. Johnson.
Miss Alice Dean went to Glenwood
last Saturday on visit to friends.
w. S. Dean went to Minneapolis
Tuesday, expecting to remain during
the week.
John MacGibbon came up from St.
Cloud and spent Sunday here with
his parents.e
Mr.. and Mrs. Mel. Billed returned
Friday night from trip to Chicago
to buy fall goods.
John Larson of Gyms spent Sunday
with old friends here en- route home
from Minneapolis.
| G. K. Quill went to North Dakota on
business trip Friday and will be alb
sent three weeks.
Geo. Butler, accompanied by Mrs.
Butler, went to Ashby Monday for a
few days chicken hunt.
Miss Hazel Scheifer returned to
Akeley Tuesday after a weeks visit
with friends and relatives here.
E. E. Compton started Monday fore.
noon for St. Paul to take in the state
fair. He returned Wednesday.
Rev. A. G. Parks of Grey Eagle pass
ed through here Saturday en- route
home from trip to Alexandria.
Miss Conley, who was the guest of
Miss Simonton for week, returned
last Thursday to her home in St.
Paul.
j. P. Bernick OF St. Cloud, candidate
for the nomination for sheriff, was in
Sauk Centre Friday in the interests OF
his political aspirations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Carr, whose son
was buried here August 27, started
Saturday afternoon on their return to
their home in Kenmore, N. D.
Chief OF Police B. F. Carr went to
the state fair Wednesday morning and
while there attended a reunion of his
regiment, the SecondMinnesota.
Rev. s. L. Mitchell returned on Sat-
urday from his vacation. He was as
far east as the Atlantic coast and re-
turned feeling greatly rested and re-
| freshed.
Willis Dean will return this week
from Minneapolis where he has spent
the summer with an automobile
company, and will reenter the high
school next Monday.
Miss sAckerson will not return to
teach in the Sauk Centre public
schools this year, but will remain at
her home in Minneapolis and devote
her time to her music.
Gustav Levorson of North Fork Wis
tied Sauk Centre the latter part of last
week and met number OF voters in
the interest of his candid acy for the
legislature from this district.
Rev. F. H. Oehler returned last Sat-
urday from trip into northern Mimi
esota. During his absence he went
as far north as Ft. Francis and while
there enjoyed steamboat trip on the
Rainy river.
D. E. Mccarthy left here Saturday
for Fairmont, Mimi, where he will
reside in the future. His family ac-
companied him. Mr.: Mccarthy will
travel in that part of the state for a
wholesale hardware company.
Miles Brecount returned the latter
part of last week from Flensburg,
! where he was stationed during the
summer to buy milk for the North
American Storage Company. He will
reenter the high school next week.
Tom Brown, superintendent of the
fish hatchery at Glenwood, arrived in
Sauk Centre last Friday morning ac-
companied by Mrs. Brown. They
spent the day at Spring Park guests
at the Hilsdale cottage. They re-
turned home on Saturday forenoon.
Hon. r. B. Brewer arrived in Sauk
Centre last Thursday afternoon in
his big auto accompanied by Mrs.
Brewer and the Misses Flaherty OF
Morris and Hanson of Litchfeld.
They were en- route to Long Prairie.
The senator's many friends here
greeted him cordially.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. Haddock came in
on the afternoon Northern Pacific
train last Thursday for a brief visit
here. The rotund Montana man and
former Sauk Centre citizen appeaes to
be blithe and happy as ever. The many
! friends of Mr. opd Mro uoddool> rro,,