The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-10-07


F. S. Parker and J. F. Cooper spent
Sunday night at Birch Lake.
| Hon. Frank M. Eddy spent some
time last week with, his family here.
| Adam Ingram departed Monday
noon after weeks visit here, with
his mother and brothers. r
William Brown and J. A. johnson
went to Grove Lake Saturday on a
hunting trip, returning Monday.
E. H. Pierce went to Minneapolis
on the early train Saturday on a busi-
ness trip to be gone several days.
VIM. Peglow returned Monday
morning on the Northern Pacific
bringing a fine bag of ducks. : :
Mrs. S. L. Mitchell went to Duluth
Saturday morning expecting to be
absent fortnight on visit with
| friends. \
w. c. Smith of St. Paul spent Sum
day here with Mrs. Smith who is a
guest in the family of Mr.. and Mrs
E. A. Richards.
Tom Brown, superintendent of the
Glenwoood fish hatchery, accompanied
by Mrs. Brown, spent Saturday in
Sauk Centre.
John MacGibbon came up from St.
Cloud Saturday night and spent Sun
day with his parents, returning early
Monday morning.
w. G. Graham arrived Friday even
ing and met Mrs. Graham who was a
delegate from Long Prairie to the
Rebekah convention.
Earl Rose, for some months past
night clerk at the Palmer House,
left on Friday for his home in Park
ers Prairie: MINI.
Mrs. Martin of Sentinel Butte, N.
D., who was the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. S. L. Mitchell, left Monday
morning for her home.
Walter Collins has a position as
clerk with w. o. P. Hilsdale He
started in last week and is s.making
good" at the business. '.
Mrs. Frank O'Gara of Barnesville
spent Thursday and Friday here a
guest in the family of her brother-in-
law Geo. O'Gara, while enroute to St.
Paul.
Miss Margaret Collins visited friends
in St. Cloud last Friday, and the fol-
lowing day started for Dickinson, N.
D., where she will teach during the
coming year.
Mrs. Jas. Ingram returned Satur-
day from St. Raphael's hospital, St.
Cloud, where, on Wednesday, she
underwent surgical operation. She
is recovering nicely.
DR.. A. o. Hub started Friday noon
for Duluth to attend the state con-
vention of Osteopathists. He return
ed on Monday. Dr. Hub reports a
large and fine convention. III
Frank Carr come down Saturday
from the Cass Lake Indian reserva-
tion, where he is employed by the
government, and remained here few
days visiting his parents.
W. P. Rhoda, travelling freight
agent for the Northern Pacific, was
in Sauk Centre Monday. Some five
years ago Mr.. Rhoda was the local
agent for the company here.
Casper Nathe, formerly clerk at the
Palmer House, for the past few
months holding similar position at
the Merchants Hotel at Morris, Mimi,
spent Saturday and Sunday here visit
ing his brother Math. Nathe.
Miss Mary Watson writes her par
ents that she greatly enjoyed tho
Hudson-Fulton celebration. Miss
Watson is a student in an eastern
school, dassihg the entrance examina-
tion with great credit.
T. w. Mann, formerly Northern
Pacific agent here, is in town this
week. Mr.. Mann has been located in
South Dakota for some years, but con-
templates returning here to live in
about two months.
| B. F. Carr arrived in Sauk Centre
last week for visit with his family,
coming from the White Earth
Indian reservation, where he has
been at work for the government for
some months. He will be here some
time.
Clark Case came home on the early
train last Thursday from his trip to
the Pacific coast, where he went
three weeks before on a visit to his
brother. Mr.. Case had a pleasant
trip, though he likes the Minnesota
climate better than that of the coast.
F. A. Dare, publisher of the Walk
er Pilot, passed through here Friday
en- route to Alexandra, returning
Saturday and taking the branch line
home. Mr.. Dare publisher one of the
brightest newspapers in northern