The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-05-27
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

| MIS-. ~. b. BOODar IS SLOWING re-
covering from her illness.
Dell Spencer left on Wednesday for
Fargo where he will be employed.
Henry V. Keller returned Tuesday
night from his trip to Hot Springs.
Howard Bowman of Lyman Prairie
was in town on business Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boutell returned
Saturday from their trip to Willmar.
FIR. T. F. O'Connor was in the cities
Wednesday and Thursday of last week.
| FIR. Kuich of Alexandria visited FIR.
O'Connor between trains Wednesday.
! Geo T. Engle left on Wednesday
for Wyoming and other western
points.
F. E. Quist spent Sunday with his
parents in Nicollet county, returning
Monday night.
| c. A. Emerson went to Minneapolis
on the noon train Monday. He re-
turned TUESDAY evening.
Miss Lillian Engle, from the south
ern part of the state, is the guest OF
her aunt Mrs. G. T. Engle.
DR.. c. B. Lewis came up from st.
Cloud Wednesday evening for brief
visit with DIR. and Mrs. E. j. Lewis.
DIR. A. F. Moynihan attended a
meeting of the Stearns- Benton County
Medical Association at Melrose Tues
day.
| Willis T. How of Duluth was in
Sauk Centre Tuesday and Wednesday
visiting his mother Mrs. Mary T.
How.
J. J. Maloney of the Northwestern
Telephone Company was in Sauk
Centre Monday night and part of
Tuesday.
Miss Lizzie Minette, who has been
visitsng friends and relatives at Evans
ton, ILL.,, for three months, returned
on Tuesday. -..., -
Ora F. Spear, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
N. F. Spear, is home on a two weeks
vacation, and will return to Yankton,
S. D., next Saturday.
Tom Brown, superintendent of the
state fish hatchery at Glenwood, was
in Sauk Centre Wednesday, ac-
companied by Mrs. Brown.
]. r. Jerrard of the Security Blank
Book Company of St. Cloud was in
Sauk Centre Tuesday. The Herald
acknowledges pleasant call. 4
Louis Williams came home Satur-
day from Denver to remain during |
the summer. He has been in the |
Colorado capital since last fall.
S. f. Merryman of the Central
Minnesota Power and Milling Com
pany returned Wednesday evening
from hurried trip to Milwaukee.
Mrs. Thos. Sullivan left on Tuesday
for three weeks visit with friends |
on the Pacific coast. She went via
the Northern Pacific; taking the
North Coast Limited at Little Falls. |
Miss Emma Cour attended the
graduating exercises of st. JoSeph's |
Academy, st. Paul, last week and re-
ceived her diploma for proficiency in
music.
Mrs. Anna c. Hood came down
from Fargo last Saturday to make
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. f.
Spear, visit. She returned home
Monday.
e. Fl. Pierce came in Wednesday
noon from Minneapolis, bringing his |
new launch with him for use on Sank
Lake. Mr.. Pierce has taken rooms at
the McNeice home and will board at
at the Palmer House.
Mrs. VIM. Blake and her daughter
Mrs. Dunlap, returned to ST. Paul
Wednesday after visit of week or
more with Mrs. E. A. Richards and
other Sauk Centre friends. They are
former residents of the city.
M. Mcdonald left Wednesday morn
ing for Seattle, going via the North
ern Pacific to Little Falls, where he
boarded the North Coast Limited for |
his trip across the continent. He
purchased round trip ticket.
Mrs. Cooley, Mrs. Lyman, Miss Min
Hoffman and d. M. Mcintyre went to |
Long Prairie on Tuesday to attend |
the annual Baptist convention of the
northern district of Minnesota which |
assembled Wednesday for two days !
session.
Mrs. A j. Kirghis is entertaining
her two aunts Miss Maria Finucane,
and Miss Carrie Finucane and her
cousin Miss Marie Moulton, all of /
Amigo, Wis. They arrived in this
city last Thursday evening and will
remain some six week.