The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-08-06

w. g. Graham of Long Prairie, de-
putty food inspector, was in town Mon.
day.
Miss Jean Hansen returned Monday
morning from a months visit with
friends in Fargo, N. D.
T. D. Davidson left on Monday for
Swift current, Canada, expecting to
be absent about two weeks.
DR.. E. ]. Hollern, Messrs. w. E.
Guthmann and w. c. Hammered of
St. Cloud spent Sunday here.
Mrs. Jas. Swift returned Monday
from visit of several days to her
sister Mrs. Wood at Milbank, s. D.
Miss Emma johnson of Minneapolis
arrived in the city Saturday evening and
is ths guest Of Miss Gertrude Parker.
]. W. Howatt, district manager for
the Northwestern Telephone Company
at Wadena, was with Mrs. Howat. in
the city Monday.
Roy Hooper left Monday noon for
a three weeks visit in Iowa, near Mar
shalltown, where his mother and two
sisters have been for some weeks past
Miss Nell McC Cormick, who spent her
summer vacation here with her par
ents, returned Sunday evening to
her work on the st. Cloud Journal
Press.
Miss Mamie Anderson, who hash een
spending a month with her parents at
Holdingford, returned to Sauk Centre
Monday afternoon over the Northern
Pacific.
DR.. G. B. Lewis of st. Cloud spent
Sunday here with his wife and child
who were the guests of DR.. and Mrs. e.
J. Lewis. Both returned home on
the Flyer Monday forenoon.
Mrs. John Boutell and son Francis,
and her sister Mrs. Crowley, started
Tuesday morning on a trip through the
east. They will visit New York,
Boston and other points and expect to
be absent about month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Toilet jacobson drove
down from Alexandria in their auto
Sunday to see the ball game here.
Accompanying them were Mrs. Andrew
Jacobson and Mr.. and Mrs. Prescott.
They drove home after supper, Andrew
Jacobson accompanying them.
The St. Cloud Business College has
a reputation for doing good work.
You cannot afford to take any chances
on success or failure.
Familiar Sign.
Church, see the public service
commission has Recommended side
dooors On the railroad cars.
Gotham-And will they expect to
have the words Family Entrance"
over them? -. ..-
The clerks in the Sauk Centre stores
ask people to do their trading early so
that they can have evenings off.
Kept Coin in Wooden Lea.
A man who was knocked down by
a hanson cab in Essex road, Isling.
ton, London, had the stump of his
wooden leg broken, and large num-
ber of silver and copper coins drop.
ped out of 1t.
Considerate.
Clara-Coming home from the dance
the other night, I met Charlie Spoo-
ner in a crowded car, and he didn't
even offer me seat.
Maud-Perhaps he knew you had
been sitting down all the evening.
Inevitable.
$50 Nelson is dead. What killed
him?
"You know he had one foot in the
grave?"
Eyes"
"Well, some one pulled his leg"
Support the early closing move
ment and thereby help the clerks.
Limit on Student Marriages.
The Pekin government has decided
to limit the marriage of students, and
unless student is a graduate of a
middle school and past the age of
twenty years he win not be permitted
to get married-Shangha Mercury.
Making an Effect.
Professor-I suppose in your travels ]
you were greatly interested in the
grand old ruins in Europe.
Miss Richgirl-Yes, indeed, 1 was;
they had such funny peek-a-boo ef-
fects.
Gives 100000 for Memorial. ,.,- J..
AS memorial to her husband, Mrs.
Christopher H. T. Hawkins has given
100000 for the completion of the
west towers and spires of Truro cathe-
dral in England.
Princess Praises Cartoonist. &"
George McManus, an Industrious
and painstaking American comic illus
traitor, has received merited recogni-