The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-03-04
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Miss A. M. Nayberry is now in
Aberdeen, S. ID.
M. W., Ostriem of Osakis made a
business trip to this city Monday.
p. Peterson, prominent business
nan of Glenwood, was in Sauk Centre
Wednesday.
Harry Nelson is spending the week
at home, coming in from the road the
after part of last week.
Miss Nell cCormick of st. Cloud
spent Sunday here with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. Mccormick.
Mrs. G. ID. Alsdorf of Akeley is Wis
iting for few days with her friend
Mrs. Jennie b. Dean south of town.
Chas. A. Morse attended a cream
cry mans meeting at Alexandria
Wednesday. He returned this morn
ing:
Harry Shepherd left Saturday for
Spokane. Helen Irish accompanied
him TO Minneapolis, returning Tues
day.
H.~F. Alden spent Sunday in St.
Cloud visiting his mother and his
brother. He returned Monday after
noon
Mrs. IA. ,Schauble, who has been
1aid4lp with bad ankle the result
of fall on the slippery sidewalks, is
about again.
Miss Daisy Bixby of the local tele-
phone office returned on Monday from
Alexapdria where she spent the pre-
ce1ing six weeks. .......
Mrs. G. Murphy left this week for
her frolne in Kalispel, Mont, after a
two months visit in the family of her
father Matt Hillman.
DIR. J. A. Du Bois went to Belgrade
on Wednesday, called thither on a
professional visit, and returning oy
the way of Minneapolis.
G. H. Wentworth went to Alexand-
ria on Wednesday to attend the
creamery meeting, returning on the
early train this morning.
ID. Stevenson, who succeeded f.
c.. Bunday at the head of the shoe de-
partment OF The Boston, resigned his
position and left on Monday for his
home i'm Lake City. ...
Mrs. M. A. Cole and Mrs. j. c.
Swift, better known as the Christen-
son Sisters, dissolved partnership in
the store, Mrs. M. A. Cole selling her
interest to Mrs. J. c. Swift.
A. T. O. Loftsgaarden returned on
Friday froM Minneapolis where he
attended the hardware dealers con-
vention. Mr.. Loftsgaarden says the
display was very interesting and help
full to local dealers in hardware.
ID. w. Moore, member of the
Hamline Glee Club. was in the city
Tuesday visiting his cousin Mrs. v.
II. Burgess. Mr.. Moore is senior at
Hamline College and was out arrang-
ing for spring vacation tour for the
Glee Club.
aames and Sam Ingram returned
Monday afternoon, over the Northern
Pacific, from three weeks trip to
Seattle and other points on the Pa
eific coast. They say the Alaska Yu-
Aon-Pacitic Exposition is nearly COM
aiete and that.it will be a fine affair.
August Dahlem returned last Thurs
4 day from attendance upon the annu-
aimeeting, at st. Paul, of the Retail
t;rocers' Association. Mr.. Dahlem
<eturned enthusiastic over the meet
ing. The attendance, he says, was
large and the gathering full of inter-
est.
Anton Dahlem came down last week
from Moose Lake for a short visit
with his parents here. Mr.. Dahlem
WaS,glad to be in Sauk Centre again
and his,many friends here were glad
20 see him. He is doing well in
business in the northern Minnesota
town.
',,,Chas. A. Morse attended the an
nual stockholders meeting of the
Minnesota Cooperative Dairies' As
sociation at ST. Paul on Wednesday
Of last week. Mr.. Morse was unani-
uiously reelected both as director and
secretary of the association for the
ensuing year. The association is in a
prosperous condition and growing
rapidly