The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-06-10

III OpOhduc.
Henery J. Emmel of Melrose was in
Sauk Center between..trains Saturday.
Mayor F. E. Minnette visited St.
Cloud Friday, returning in the even
ing.
Hon. Frank Eddy spoke to crowd
ed house at Barnesville last Sunday
evening. t..--
Mrs. A. C. Kay, who has been sick
for the last two weeks, is slowly re-
covering.
Miss Anna and Julia Costello left
Monday noon to attend summer school
at Moorhead.
Miss Anna Costello returned home
Friday from Bluffton, where she has
been teaching.
Miss Wood left Saturday for the
west She will not return here to
teach next year.
J. A. Caughren returned on Friday
to attend the graduating exercises of
the class of 'O9.
Miss Olive Stanley left on Saturday
for Elbow lake, Mimi, to spend her
summer vacation.
The Misses Smith of the public
school faculty left for their home in
Minneapolis Saturday.
Rev. S. L. Mitchell returned on Fri
day from attendance upon the dio-
cesan convention at DuIuth.
Miss Anna Norris arrived home
Wednesday evening from Paynesville
for her summer vacation.
Clark Case has given his house a
double coat of paint, which improves
the looks of it great deal.
Miss Bertha Rich has returned home
from Jamestown, n. D., where she
has been teaching for sveral years.
J. NJ. Nelson, who has been up in
the mining country for the last two
weeks, returned home Tuesday noon.
Miss Clara Carr left on Monday for
White Earth, Minn.. for visit of ten
days or more with her father, B. F.
Carr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Capser went to
St. Paul Saturday to attend a family
reunion of their children and grand
children.
Miss Mary Hudson came in from
Swanville Saturday afternoon and Wis
tied over Sunday with her aunt, Mrs.
C. G. Tobey.
Miss Bertha Rich who has been
teaching the past year at jamestown
N. D., arrived home Tuesday to spend
her summer vacation.
Miss De Meules and Miss Mcmillan
left on the early train Sunday morning
for their home in Minneapolis to spend
their summer vacation.
Misses Delphine and Dmma Peraigo
of Delevan, Minn., left for home Fri
day morning after visit of a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Ebert.
Miss Anna Norris has finished her
years school at Paynesville and return
ed home Tuesday evening for her
summer vacation.
L. L. Fisher, who removed recently
to Mifaca, came back Monday evening
after his team, returning few days
latter to the Mile Lacs county town.
Willis D. Dean leaves the latter
part of the week for Minneapolis to
take position with the DeereWbber
Company in their automobile depart
ment.
Mrs A. w. Austin accompanied her
son Arthur on Thursday as far as Min
neapolis on his way to Warrington,
where he will visit Mr.. and Mrs. L.
H. Gray.
Miss Ceclie Gallagher left on the
noon train Saturday for her home in
St. Cloud. Miss Gallagher will not
return here next year, but will teach
in St. Cloud.
Mrs John Booren and Johd Booren
Jr., of Saltwater, Minn., have been
visiting Mrs. Johnson of the Fair
Store the past week. They are Mrs.
Johnson's mother and brother.
Mrs. J. F. Cooper snd Miss Winifred
Cooper went to Minneapolis Friday to
remain a week or more. Miss
Winifred attends the close of the year
at the University where she was a
student.
Mrs. DR.. A. F. Moynihan is attend
ing the National Convention of train
ed nurses convening in the Twin cities
this week. The Dortor who has also
been visiting there returned Wednes-
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Kuhn left Fri
day morning for their home in Bis
mark, n. D., after visit of few
days with relatives and friends here.
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