The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-11-26
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS


Saturday on the Oriental Limited.
J.W. James went to ,St. Paul on the
early train Wednesday aud will return
Friday noon.
FIR. A. ART went to Long Prairie
Tuesday afternoon and returned on
Wednesday.
Lucas Kells went to Little Falls
Wednesday to attend term OF the dis
trict court.
T. D. Davidson went to the cities on
the Oriental Limited Saturday and re-
mained ever Sunday. >~=.s
Mrs. Miller started Saturday for Ind
lana to visit there a few weeks with
relatives and friends.
4 Attorney w. F. Donahue of Melrose
1 spent Friday afternoon in Sauk Cen
tire, called here on business.
Mrs. L. f. Hefner returned Sunday
evening from an extended visit with
relatives and friends in Iowa.
w. G. Myers, proprietor of the Red
Cross Drug store, left on the early
train Saturday for Worthington.
MRS. r. l.. Palmer returned on Fri
day from a ten days. visit with rel
atives and friends in Wisconsin.
A. P. Henderson of Port Huron,
Mich, was in Sauk Centre renewing
old scquaintances. He is former
resident of this city. -..a. -...
Henry V. Keller returned Sunday
evening from three weeks trip into
Illinois in the interest of the Keller
factory.
A. w. Sheets, publisher of the Todd
County Argus, was in Sauk Centre
between trans Saturday. The Herald
received pleasant call.
A. w. Austin has recovered from
his recent attack and is again i'll his
place at the Palmer House. He is
gaining strength rapidly.
Mrs A. T. Watson went to Little
Falls Wednesday, joining Mr.. Watson
there, the two going to Owatonna to
spend Thanksgiving Day.
Chas. A. Morse went to St. Paul
Tuesday to attend the the regular
monthly meeting of the Minnesota
Cooperative Diaries Association.
j. Maloney of the Northwestern
Telephone Company was in the city
Friday, having come up from St.
Cloud the evening before.
F. e. Quist is spending Thanksgiv-
ing at HE home in Nicollet county.
He left on the early train Wednesday
morning and will remain over Sunday.
Jim Hendryx, son of Chas. F. Hen
dryx former publisher of The Herald,
was in Sauk Centre en- route to the
cities with buncn of cattle from his
Montana ranch. .-
Louis Mossman, a brother Of Mrs.
Miller, has just accepted a position as
bookkeeper for big wholesale house
in Brandon, Canada. He has been in
the twin cities for some time.
Bruce Mullen came up from Melrose
Thursday evening to attend the "stag
social" of the Baraca bible class, of
which he is member. He returned
on the early train Friday morning.
Mrs. Frank Jung started Saturday
morning for Perham to remain there
at the home of her mother until after
the holidays The first of the year Mr..
and Mrs. Jung will take up their res
idence in St. Cloud where Mr.. Jung
will go into business with his uncle
G. F. Ladner.
A. w. Rankin state supervisor OF
graded schools, G. B. Alton state sup
ervisor of high schools, and P. j.
Schmitz former superintendent of the
Albert Lea public schools, passed
through Sauk Centre en- route for the
cities Saturday after attending meet
ing of the Northern Minnesota Educa-
tional Association at Park Rapids.
Paul Fish blew in to Sauk Centre on
the Northern Pacific Saturday after
noon. Paul started in as CONNER
cial traveller the first of September
and this was his first visit home. He
has made good1 and likes the work.
He left Sunday afternoon for Fargo
but returned to spend Thanksgiving
under the paternal roof. Paul's many
friends we're glad to hear of his sue
cess son the road'' and gave him
cordial greeting.
Rev. F. M. Garland of Northfield,
former rector OF the Episcopal church
here, spent Friday, Saturday and Sun-
day here, coming up to oficiate at the
Parker-Barr wedding. His former
parishners and friends gave him
hearty welcome. Mr.. Garland left for
home on the early train Monday
morning. Mr.. Garland spent some
weeks at Mt. Clements, Mich, during
the Fall, and is much improved in
health.
w. C. Starr, publisher of the Lamb
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