The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-11-12
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Fr. A. Arzt was st; Cloud visitor
Monday.
Miss Anna Anderson visited St.
Cloud Monday.
A. E. Erwin made business trip to
Burtrum Monday.
A. G. Whitney Of st. Cloud was a
Sauk Centre visitor Tuesday.
County Commissioner j. 81. Cam
| field was in St. Cloud Tuesday.
NJ. A. Cole came down from Osakis
Sunday and spent the day with friends.
Lew Klatt of Los Angeles, Cal. is
in city the guest of the Dummert FAM
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bellows have reno we'd
to Morris. He is travelling for shoe
firm.
Miss Emma Working went to the
cities on the Oriental Limited today
for short visit.
George Butler was a local hunter
who bagged a nice bnnch of ducks at
Ashby last week.
Mrs. r. l.. Palmer went to Wisconsin
last Friday on an extended visit to
relatives and friends.
Peter Rausch returned to Freeport
Friday after few days visit with
friends and relatives.
Miss Alice Brennan of Emmetsburg
Iowa, spent few days in this city
with the Miases Dummert.
DR.. A. F. Moynihan went to St.
Paul Monday noon and returned on
the evening train Tuesday.
DR.. F. C. Henneman OF st. Cloud
spent Sunday here the guest of his
brother DR.. II. F. Henneman.
VIM. Peglow and Adam Ingram
started Wednesday for northern Mimi
esota on dear hunting expedition.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Hansen spent
Sunday and Monday in the Twin
cities, returning Monday afternoon.
Mrs. David Cleveland went to Roy
alton this morning to inspect the
Woman's Relief Corps at that point.
Tony Schaefer Of Albany was in the
city on Monday, enroute for northern
Minnesota where he will spend two
weeks limiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kuschner re-
turned from Port Washington, Wis.
Friday, where they attended the funer-
al of his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Kusba went to
st. Paul Monday where Mrs. Kusba
underwent an operation for appendi-
citis. The patient is doing nicely.
County Surveyor Sam Chute and
County Commissioner Henry Meyer
passed through here Monday en- route
north on their annual deer hunt.
MISS Cora Dummert, formerly
"hello grip here but now answering
calls in St. Paul, is spending few
days with her parents on Elm street.
r. L. Palmer, l.. E. Heifner, Frank
Carr and Dave Caughren formed a
party of hunters who left Sauk Centre
Friday for deer in northern Minnesota.
Miss McMasters returned on Tues
day, from Sauk Rapids where she Of
ficiated as substitute for one of the
teachers in the puplic schools of that
place.
Chas. A. Morse, secretary Of the
Minnesota Cooperative Daries' Asso-
citation, is in attendance at the dairy
mans association, this week, at St.
Hilaire, MINI.
Hon. C. J. Gunderson of Alexandria
passed through here Friday en- route
home from Long Prairie where he had
been for some time on business in the
district court!
Claude Doyle, former operator at
the Great Northern station in Sauk
Centre, has recently accepted the
position of cashier at the Northern
Pacific freight house at Little Falls.
DR.. E. J.Lewis and son G. B. Lewis
and T, w. Peart returned to the city
Friday morning from two days duck
shooting trip along the N. P. in Pope
county, bringing nice string OF birds
with them.
Mayor F. E. Minette returned on
Tuesday from a trip to Mason City,
Iowa, whittier he went to investigate
the brick and tile industry. He will
send samples of clay to the Iowa town
to be worked up.
II. F. Alden returned Sunday night
from Mankato where he attended a
short term of the U. s. court. Mr.. Alden
was summoned there as a juror but
there we're no jury cases and court
was in session only three days.
E.. A. Richards, Geo. Fish, Bert
Stiles and s. L. Ingram went up the
branch line Friday en- route for Big
Fork to get ready for the deer hunting
season which opened the tenth. Rev.
F. III. Ochler joined them this week,
leaving on Monday.