The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-09-09
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Joe Fettgather of Dubuque, 10 wa,
is visiting his brother in this city.
Robert Elliot on Monday entered
the employ of L. S. Bishop Co. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sullivan made
an auto trip to Glenwood Sunday.
ST. Merryman made business
trip to Alexandria wednesday. 49,.
DR.. J. A. Dubois accompanied J. A.
Caughren to Rochester on Tuesday. =.
John Wruck returned to Minneapo-
lis Monday after visiting here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kusba spent Tuesday
iu the cities. -
r. L. Palmer and family moved in
Saturday from their cottage at Spring
Park.
Miss Sophia Steinbauer returned on
Tuesday to St. Cloud after a short
visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Besserer have
moved to Detroit where he is employ
ed.
Mrs. J. Becker has returned from a
seven weeks trip, to Yellowstone
Park.
G. M. Sprague went to Glenwood
Wednesday and returned this morn
ing.
Miss Clara Carr went to Alexandria
Wednesday expecting to return on
Friday.
w. S. Dickinson of Grand Forks,
former Sauk Centre resident, was in |
town last week.
j. B. Schoenhof was a state fair |
visitor on Monday, returning in the |
evening.
Lucas Kells went to St. Paul Mon
day, visited the state fair, and return
ed Wednesday night.
Thos. Sullivan went to the cities
Wednesday to visit the state fair ex-
pecting to return Friday night.
A. G.. Whitney, the St. Cloud land
man, was in Sauk Centre Monday
night and left for home Tuesday noon.
Henry Weckworth of the First
National Bank spent Monday at the
state fair, returning on the late train
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Van Camp went
to the cities on the early train Wed
nesday, expecting to be absent several
days. /
Thos. Platten, who went to Indiana
a few weeks ago, returned last week I
and will probably spend the winter
here with his family. -s
Mrs. r. E. Hansen returned Satur-
day night from three weeks visit 7
wish relatives and friends in Minnea-
polls /
Miss McNeice left home Saturday I
morning for Minneapolis where, on
Monday, she resumed her work as
teacher in the city schools.
J. A. Caughrer arrived home Mon
day evening from Spokane. He is
looking well and greeted his many
friends here heartily.
George H. Doty of Princeton, Mimi,
arrived in town Monday morning for
short visit to his daughter Mrs. G.
Fl. Allen.
DIR. T. J.. Moynihan of st. Anthony
Park was the guest of his brother,
DR.. A F. Moynihan one day last
week. .
Miss Jaennette Perkins went to
Fergus Falls Saturday and on Mon
day began her work as teacher in the
seventh grade of the public schools.
S. L. Ingram arrived in the city
Monday evening for a stay of a few
days. His family is still at Mime
tSnka.
DIR. and Mrs. G.. B. Lewis came up
VSunday in their automobile from St.
Cloud for visit of few days at the
home of the doctors father, DR.. E. ].
Lewis.
r. Clark Case started Wednesday morn
ing on visit to brother near Pend
Teton, Ore. He expected to be away
six weeks. En- route he saw the
state fair.
J. NJ. Wilson returned Saturday
from ten days threshing trip looking
brown as berry. 'Jim'' said he got
plenty of exercise and lost five pounds
in weight but was feeling fine. /
Mrs. M. Schauble spent Sunday in
st. Cloud with her mother. On her
| return she brought her son Robert |
who will remain here during the win
ter and attend the public schools. 1
Miss Angelina Smith, who has been
making her home with Mrs. Eliza
beth Brecount for the past eight
months, left on Tuesday for her home
in Tintah, MINI. |
Mrs. L. E.Heifner left on the Win
nipeg Flyer this morning for her old