The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-07-23
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Miss Anna Rasters of Little Falls is
visiting friends here.
Miss A. M. Mayberry is now at
Cumberland, Wis.
Mrs. Schauble visited in St. Cloud
Sunday.
DR.. Campbell of Swanville called on
DR.. E. ]. Lewis Monday.
A. T. Watson of Little Falls spent
Sunday here with his family.
Mrs. Thos. Sullivan started on Mon
day for Chicago to buy Fall goods.
Nick Rice made trip to st. Paul to
see the balloons 60 up Saturday.
John McGibbon of st. Cloud spent
Sunday here with his parents.
L. H. Vath OF st. Cloud was in the
city Friday, coming up in his auto
mobile.
| Lucas Kells went to st. Paul on the
Oriental Limited Tuesday and returned
Wednesday.
Miss Bessie Parker returned Satur-
day morning from her visit to friends
In Grand Forks, N. D.
Maynard Smith, representing the
Mcclellan Paper Co., of Minneapolis
was in the city Tuesday.
Miles Brecount came down Satur-
day afternoon from Flensburg and
spent Sunday here with his mother.
Mrs. George Duncan came up from
St. Paul on Wednesday for short
visit with her mother Mrs. P. J. Getty.
Mrs. H. Stokes and two sons, from
Reeds Landing, Mimi, arrived here
Wednesday on weeks visit to Mrs,
A. w. Austin
Misses Clara and Thersia thinner
man from Birch Lake we're in SBuk
Centre Saturday the guests of Miss
Angeline Bauer.
Roy Smith and wife of Ray, N. D.,
who has been visiting his father San
ford Smith, left for home last Satur-
day.
Mrs. Angeline Smith, accompanied
by Mrs. E. Brecountand Miss Gladys,
started Thursday for Spring Valley,
Wis, on visit to relatives.
Miss Marion McCollum returned on
Monday from st. Cloud where she
had been attending the summer
| school.
Miss Anna Cos tello returned Friday
morning from St. Cloud where she
has been attending school at the
| Normal.
Frank Jung was one of the Sauk
Centre people who visit st. Paul last
Saturday to witness the start of the
balloon race.
John Larson came over from Cyrus
Saturday and spent Sunday here
with old friends. John likes to see
Sauk Centre whenever possible.
A. L.. Craig of St. Psul, general
passenger and ticket agent of the
Great Northern, was in Sauk Centre
Friday night visited Long Prairie Sat-
urday.
Rev. A. G. Parks of Grey Eagle
passed through Sauk Centre Saturday
en- route to Browerville to fill the pull
pit there Sunday, The Herald &C.
knowledges call.
Miss Guida Hjolme has gone to
Walker to remain in the sanitarium
there for while. Her brother Rudolph
accompanied her end remained a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Pangburn oi
Courtenay, N. D., arrived in Sauk
Centre Tuesday morning on visit
to Mr.. Pangburn's parents Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Pangburn.
Herbert Gibson, manager OF the
Minneapolis branch of the Smith
Premier Typewriter Co., and former
resident of Sauk Centre, is spending
his vacation at Birch Lake.
Hon. Frank M. Eddy arrived in
town Saturday to spend week
here with his family. Mr.. Eddy lee.
tured at st. Cloud Normal school
Friday evening, entertaining a large
audience.
G. E. Magnus Schultz, of New York
was in town last Thurs day and called
on his niece Mrs. Geo. R. Borgmanr
and Mrs. ]. A. Schoenhof. He is q
famous singer and has been engaged
in giving vocal lessons for the past
fifteen years. He went from here to
Albany, Minn., to visit friends.
Minor Herbert returned Saturday
night from southern California whith.
er be went some months ago to enter
business with his brother. Mr.. Her.
bert will remain in Sauk Centre a few
days and then look around for ar
opening in the drug business some.
where in Minnesota.