The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-06-03

SATURDAY from ner SCHOOL OuUloS.
C. A. Emerson returned Friday eve
ming from trip to the. Twin cities
Miss Clara Carr went to Alexandria
Friday noon and returned on Satur-
day.
r. o. Hall is enjoying visit from
his sister who comes from Red Lake
county.
Mrs. M. A. Moore, of Howard, S. D.,
is the guest of her cousin, T. w.
Peart.
Mrs. A. E. Brecount has gone to
Northfeld, Mimi, to. spend a few
weeks with relatives and friends.
A. T. o. Loftsgaarden returned on
Wednesday from two weeks visit to
his brother at Washburn, N. D.
Lucas Kells and w. S. Dean went
to St. Cloud Friday morning on the
early train and returned at LOS p. m.
DIR. A. o. Hub, formerly of Sauk
Centre, spent Sunday and part OF
Monday here greeting his friends and
acquaintances.
F. w. Mann of Devils Lake, n. D..
arrived in Sauk Centre last Thursday
evening and remained over day the
>gueat of Harry Parker.
C. B. Misgen, a first class restau-
rant man has purchased the Jas.
Matthias restaurant. The transaction
took place Wednesday, May 26.
Mrs. w. H. Smith and son of
West Superior, Wis., arrived here
Saturday on a visit to her mother
Mrs. Mary T. How at the Palmer
House.
J.F. MCGOWAN, wife and daughter
and NJ. T. MCGOWAN, of Fergus Falls
were here last Saturday, making the
trip in an auto. They left for Mimi
eapolis Sunday.
Rev. S. L. Mitchell left Monday
morning over the Northern Pacific
for Duluth to attend the state dioce-
san convention. He expects to return
not later than Friday.
w. G. Graham, state food inspector,
spent last Tuesday in Sauk Centre.
Mr.. Graham is an eX-newspaper man
from Long Prairie, and he made this
office fraternal visit.
G. S. Langdon, J. J. Calhoun, r. r..
Lead and Harry Farnel, Minneapolis
capitalists were here last Saturday on
their way to Alexandria to catch the
dark Completed bass. .
J. H. Mosher of Akeley, who
thought of locating here in the jew
elry business, decided to go to Fargo
instead, and had his goods shipped
there on Saturday. -. 49,.
Judge John Day Smith, a .distin-
ugished jurist from Minneapolis spent
Saturday night in Sauk Centre on his
way to Long Prairie, where he deliv-
cred a Memorial address Sunday after
noon.
N. D. Barker, a former Sauk Centre
editor spent last Sunday here and was
greeted bv many old friends. Mr..
Barker is representing the Chicago
branch of the Mergenthaler Linotype
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Capser leave on
Saturday for St. Paul to attend the
closing exercises at the Visitation
Convent school, where their grand
daughter, Verna Reyleck graduates
with high honors.
Herbert Adams came in from the
cities Sunday evening and visited a
day or two before returning to his
work in Devils Lake, N. D. His
many friends here gave him a warm
welcome.
Miss Nell Mccormick entertained
over Sunday her friend Miss Pender-
gast of Chicago, DR.. E. J. Hollern
and Will Hammered of St. Cloud.
The party came up in the doctors
auto Saturday evening and returned
on Monday.
DIR. Harold L. Lamb returned last
Thursday evening from his eastern
trip looking and feeling finer than
silk. Among one of the pleasant ex.
periences of the doctors outing was a
sail up the Hudson from New York
to Albany with stop over night at
West Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kuhn, whose mar.
riage was recorded in last weeks
Herald, came in from Minneapolis
Friday evening and visited here few
days before going on to Bismarck to
begin the every day duties of married
life. Their many, friends here gave
them cordial welcome.
FIR. T. F. O'Connor was scheduled
to deliver the baccalaureate sermon
before the graduating class of the
Osakis high school Sunday evening
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