The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-04-15

Miss Mary Hudson, who is teaching
at Swanville, spent Sunday here with
her aunt Mrs. G. G. Tobey. -
Sanford Hudson of Minneapolis was
the guest of his uncle and aunt Mr..
and Mrs. c. G. Tobey over Sunday.
Lucas Kells went to Minneapolis
on the Flyer Sunday and returned
Monday evening.
Ben Du Bois and A. F. Strebel were
st. Cloud visitors Sunday. They re-
turned on the late train.
Mrs. Mary T. How went to Duluth
and Superior last week to visit her
son and daughter there.
Billy Parker is at home enjoying a
respite from life in Chicago for while.
His many friends here are glad to have
him sin their midst" once more.
Mrs. Fred Williams and her baby
daughter arrived last week to visit
Mrs. Williams parents Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ceynar.
Frank Robischon spent last week at
his home here, coming up from Min
neapolis where he is a sophomore at
She "U".
Miss Gertrude Parker returned on
Monday to her home in Sauk Centre,
having finished years work teaching
at Scotland, S. d. ... ....~
''Tony" Minette, the we'll known
auctioneer from Long Prairie, was in
Sauk Centre between trains on Tues
day, smiling and rotund as usual.
Gordon V. Morse came up from
Minneapolis Saturday night and spent
Easter Sunday here with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A. Morse
Carl Irish and family left on Mon
day afternoons Oriental Limited for
Spokane, Wash, to remain during the
summer.
Miss Ruth Eddy left on Monday for
Northtield, Minn., to resume herstud-
les at Carleton College, after spending
her Easter vacation at her home here.
Helmer Nelson took the westbound
Flyer Sunday afternoon for Fargo to
accept position with large mercan!
tile house there. -r
Miss Katherine McNeice went to
Minneapolis Sunday to resume her
school duties after spending her Eas-
ter vacation here with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. McNeice.
Miss Margaret Norris returned on
Saturday to her school duties at Axe
ley. She has been reengaged for an
other year, so we'll pleased are the
Akeley people with her services.
Mrs. Harry Lewis came down Tues
day from Long Prairie to attend the
meeting of the Methodist district con-
ference. Mrs. Lewis was warmly
greeted by her many friends in Sank
Centre.
Henry Wilson arrived from Wadena
with his family on Monday and is now
settled in the house recently vacated
by DIR. Moynihan. Mr.. Wilson is now
a partner of his brother ]. M. Wilson
of the Cash Grocery.
Frank Simonton spent Sunday here
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. HI.
Simonton and left on Monday for Ed
monton, Alberta, to take charge of a
wholesale fruit house. Mr.. Simonton
has been at Grand Forks for some time
past.
Mrs. Robert Miller left on the Win
nipeg Flyer Friday night for Brandon,
Manitoba, summoned thither by word
that her brother, Lew Mossman, is
sick in hospital there. A note from
Mrs. Miller after. her arrival states
that the patient is improving.
Miss Marion McCollum left on Mon
day for Fonda, N. d., where she has
secured school which will be in ses-
sion for the coming six months. Miss
McCollum is one Of the graduates of
the Sauk Centre High school, class of
1907, and has already "made good" as
teacher.
!. Gustav Borchert, state grand presi-
dent of the order Sons of Herman, and
state secretary of the auxiliary of the
Sons of Hermrn, Mrs. Bertha Ensch,
stopped off between trains on Tuesday
while en- route to Akeley to institute
a sister lodge. They contemplate Wis
iting Sauk Centre in the near future
with a similar object In view.
Casper Nathe, who recently went to
Morris to accept position as clerk in
the Merchants Hotel at that place,
writes to his brother M. Nathe, here,
that he likes his new job very much.
He is on duty from noon until mid
night, which fact gives him accepta-
bile hours. Mr.. Nathe's friends here
will be glad tohear from him and that
he has position so much to his lik-
ing. -