The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-02-18

w. T. Keller made business tril
to- Winnipeg last week. :
= Mrs. Clara Shepard Robbins OF
minneapolis is in the city.
H. W. Bishop of Westport was in
Sauk Centre Wednesday on business.
Henry v. Keller left Saturday
afternoon for Omaha on "a business
trip. -.
r. W., Borland came home from
Montana last week and will remain a
while for visit.
Rev. e. A. Easton of Monticello
visited with Rev. J. T. b. Smith be-
tween trains Monday.
Attorney M. C. Kelsey visited St.
Cloud Saturday on legal business go
ing thence to St. Paul.
Alex Benson went to the cities on
the Oriental Limited Friday and re-
turned Saturday night. ..-
Attorney ID. c. Van Camp went to
st. Cloud on court business Monday
expecting to remain several days. d.
&C. Hunter of Birch Lake was in
the city Monday. He is one OF the live
men of that prosperous community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hansen took up their
atode at the Palmer House on Mon
day and will remain several months.
A. w. Austin writes daily from
Rochester that he is improving. He
is expected home some time next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cumming and
Mrs, A.. E. Lyman are in St. Paul
attending the Degree of Honor grand
lodge meeting.
Geo. r. Merritt of the Northern
Pacific freight department was in the
city Wednesday guarding his COM
tany's interests.
Mrs. A. r. Moynihan was called to
Little Falls Saturday, summoned
thither by the death of her mother
Mrs. T.. w. Collins.
Mrs. Chas. Smith came from st.
Paul Monday for a fortnight's visit
with MIR. Smiths parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Smith.
Miss McNeice, who is teaching in
minneapolis, came up Saturday and
spent Sunday here with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. McNeice.
Mrs. l.. j. Irish, who underwent an
operation at St. Raphaels hospital
in st. Cloud, a few weeks ago, return
edShome, Saturday. She is doing well.
Miss Alberta Stiles has been called
10 Grand Forks to good position
among the corps of teachers in the
aublic schools and left for there Tues
DAY.
Harry NJ. Shepard is here from
spokane. having come to assist in the
care Of his foster father, the late
Abner Irish, during the latter's last
illness.
"A letter, from Mr.. S. N. Thompson,
who recently went to Florida says
that he likesi it SO well there that he
has. concluded tomake his stay per-
,nAnent. .
Thos. IL. Hughes, travelling freight
agent for the Chicago Great Western
road. was in Sauk Centre Wednesday
looking for, business for the line he
represents. :
Bev. +. l.. Holden of Park Rapids
and c. 4. Kingsbury, who has of late
t,een in Sauk Centre, will begin revi-
val meetings at White Oak, Mimi,
sSn Friday evening of this week.
...J. J. Malmey of st. Cloud, district
manager of the Northwestern Tele-
phone Company, was at the Palmer
House Monday night. He went out
on the Northern Pacific Tuesday
morning.
MayortF. Il, Minette went to st.
Paul this week as delegate to the
grandelodge, A. o. U. W., as repre-
sentative from the local lodge. He
stopped of at st. Cloud to appear as a
witness in case on trial there in the
district court.
o. III. Doolittle is in the city for a
few days on his return from Lake
City whittier he was called by the
death of his father Jno. j. Doolittle.
His father was well known hereabouts
has spent considerable time here dur
ing the past ; years.