The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-01-07
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Miss Margaret Norris returned OF
Monday to her school work at Akeley
|. John Sherman has gone to Winni
. peg on business.
. Margaret Gallagher spent the holi
. days at the home of T. W.. Gallagher
III. F. Aloen spent New Years day a
St. Cloud with his mother and brother
Albert Lovaas of Minneapolis is Wis
) iting his aunt Mrs. J. A. Myhre.
Misses Jennie Lovaas and JennI.
Myhre of this city returned on Tues
day to the normal at st. Cloud.
= j. w. lanes spent Sunday and
Monday in st. Paul, returning Mon
day night. --.s r
| Miss Anna Norris took the morning
train Saturday for Paynesville to re-
sume her work in the public schools
OF that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Herberger and
children Lester and Beatrice of Deer
Creek, Mimi, spent the holidays with
relatives here. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hinton OF Will
bur, WASH, are visiting at the home
OF f. G. Lee and family, the latter
being sister OF Mr.. Lee.
Miss Daisy Bixby OF the local tel.
ephone exchange went to st. Paul
Wednesday to be gone tworor three
days.
DR.. A. F. Moynihan made trip to
Little Falls and back on Monday,
summoned thither by the serious ILL
ness Of Mrs. Moynihan's mother.
Miss Hazel Palmer has returned to
her studies at Oberlin College after
spending the Holidays here with her
parrnts.
Chas. A. Morse started Monday on
the Northern Pacific for q, business
trip to Little Falls. Wadena and other
northern state points.
Mrs. III. f. Hennemann and children
returned Monday night from their
visit to Chippewa Falls, Wis, where
they spent the holidays.
Paul HilsdaIe returned the latter
part Of last week to his studies at
Yale College alter having spent the
holidays here. -.
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Mrs. g. Trisko returned to her home
in West Duluth Saturday after a two
weeks visit with her daughter Mrs. P.
Costello.
Julian, Dn Bois, who spent che hoIi-
days here with his parents, left on
Wednesday for Beloit, Wis., resumed
his studies in college,. He will eomsf
plete the Junior year in June next.
Frank Sowden started on the early |
train Monday morning for Minneap-l
oils to resume his studies at the
state University after spending thet
holidays at his home here.
Joe Kuhns left here for Bismark
Monday morning, after having spent
his Christmas vacation here and hav-
ing visited st. Paul to replenish his
stock in the North Dakota
capital city. |
Mrs. G. B. Brecount, son Miles and
daughter Gladys returned on Tuesday
from a two weeks visit to relatives to
Tintah, Minn., They were detained
several hours by late trains at Evans
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Caughren, who
had been at Mt. Clement, Mich, re-
turned to Sauk Centre last Friday,I
Mr.. Caughren received some benefit
from the treatment he took at the
spring there. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Bunnell and
Miss Olive Fewell of Detroit, Mimi,
who we're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
John H.. Law during the holidays.
started home Tuesday morning over
the Northern Pacific. Ii
Miss AnnaJ. Costello left for her
school in Bluffton on Saturday after
weeks visit at home. A four gener-
alton picture was taken on New Years
day consisting of Mrs.}G. Trisko, her
Mrs. P. Costello. her son j.
J. Costello and his son baby John.
A, T. Watson, who ior year or
more past has been with the Gopher.l
State Milling Company at Little Falls. |
has returned to Sauk Centre and has
accepted the position OF bookeepeR for
the Northwestern Radiator Company. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam GundsbeEg. who
have resided at the Palmer House for
the past year, left on Mohday for
Minneapolis where they will live in
the future. Mr.. Gundsberg, travels
Tor st. Paul clothing firm and finds
lt more convenient to reside in the
cities.
Mr.. and MRS. ]. III. Hadd .ck IeftI
Monday morning over the N.rthern
Pacific for their claim at Saunders.
Montana. Mr.. Haddock was in the
hardware business here for six years
and sold out little over year aso to |
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