The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-08-12

Miss Bernard of Winnipeg Man., is
visiting Mrs. Margret Kurell. -
= James Ingram is home from Nevis,
where he was called on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nelson have
returned home from West Union.
/; Mr.. O. B. Boobar is absent from
the post Office, lowing to sickness.
T. Manley and family went to St.
Paul on Monday for weeks visit.
Miss Simonton left Saturday for a
two weeks visit in the Twin cities.
DR.. and Mrs. J. H. Beatty of St..
Cloud were in Sauk Centre Monday.
Mrs. Edgar Thompson of Mime
apolis is visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Ford of Melrose
were visiting friends here on Monday.
Miss Phyllis Cole of Benson arrived
Tuesday night. She is the guest of
Miss Mary Marshall.
Miss Marie Drevlew has gone to
Long Prairie for a short visit with
relatives and friends.
Joe Wettleson, the genial hardware
salesman, was taking orders from his
customers on Tuesday.
Miss Genevieve Westlake, manager
of the w. .. Telegraph Co. at Little
Falls is visiting her mother.
Miss A. M. Mayberry stopped off a
day to see Sauk Centre friends on her
way home to Cumberland, Wis.
Miss Edna Bull, who has been visit
ing Elsie Platten, returned to her
home in St. Cloud on Monday.
Earl Sarf, who has been working
ing for George Butler, has resigned
and left for the west on Monday.
Miss Irene Grundman of Minneapo-
lis is the guest of her uncle's family,
G. Grundman, at Wood Lawn farm.
DR.. McMasters and DR.. Kirghis at
tended meeting of the Medical as
sociation at LakeKronis, Paynesville,
on Wednesday.
Mr.. Clifford Smith arrived in Sauk
Centre last Wednesday from Winnipeg
to visit his friends. He formerly re-
sided in this city.
The Gradatim Club will meet with
Mrs. E. J. Lewis at 3 p. m. on next
Monday, Aug 16. All members are
requested to be present.
Frank Suowden, who has been visit
at the Palmer cottage at Spring Park,
left on Friday for his home in Ar
kansas City, Kansas.
VIM. G. Peglow, who makes the
good cigars, went to Long Prairie on
Monday, taking along bunch of bills
to advertise the fair.
Mrs. J. M. Reed returned Thursday
from Minneapolis where she visited
Sher daughter, Kate, who is nurse at
St Barnaba's hospital.
Miss Fern Goodnow, who has been
visiting for the past two months with
her aunt, Mrs. McNiece, leaves for
her home in Chicago, to-day.
The Misses Tilda and Emma Fors-
berg returned Monday evening, after
spending ten days in the Twin Cities,
visiting relatives and friends.
John McNiece, who has been in
Sauk Centre for the past week visiting
relatives, left for his home in North
Yackima, WASH, on Tuesday.
Mrs. Annie Brabner Smith and Mrs.
George Rice attended the Ladies'
Helping Hand Society at Mccormick
Lake on Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Nellie Mccormick, who has
been visiting friends in St. Cloud and
Minneapolis, will return home on Sat-
day. Miss Coats will accompany her.
Mrs. Akin and four boys are visiting
in Sank Centre with Mrs. Akin's
brother, John Costello. Mr.. Akin
was here for a few days, going from
here to Winnipeg.
G. H. Doyle of the G.. N. freight
office at Alexandria, visited Sauk Gen.
tire friends over Sunday, spending part
of the day at Spring Park, the guest
of his cousin, Mrs. Sullivan.
Rev. J. T.. Brabner Smith will leave
on Monday for the White Earth res
ervation, where he will take part in
the meetings among the Chippewa
Indians who are having revival ser
vices or camp meetings for one
month. Mr.. Smith will be away one
Sunday.
Just Mother.