The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1910-08-04
SUMMER SOCIETY
Sank Centre People Seek Pleas
IRE During Heated Term
PLENTY OF ENJOYMENT
Miss MCMaSterS fntertainS for MIR.
and Mrs. Kirby of Hibbing-Do-
ingS at Lake Resorts

Sauk centre people Tina plenty OF
enjoyment during the heated term.
Most OF them 60 to the lakes for
longer or shorter period and while
there hold all sorts of informal func-'
lions. Occasionally a function is
held in town. Last Friday evening
an affair of the latter description was
the pleasure point for number of
young people and young married peo-
| pie. Miss Julia McMasters enter
tanned d number Of friends in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. l.. Kirby of Hibbing,
who have been the guests of Mrs.
kirby's parents Mr.. and Mrs. T. w.
Mann. An informal musical program
was given, including two piano solos
by Mrs. A. Markson, two vocal solos
by Mrs. r. E. Hansen and d vocal So
10 by Mr.. Kirby. Refreshments were
served. A very pleasant evening was
passed.
a jolly party of young people con-
sisting of Miss Dean, Misses Cecil and
Mayme Gallagher of ST. Cloud, Mes
srs. A. +. Strebel and b. f. Du Bots
of this city and j. w. Fawcett of Chi
dago, are at Spring Park for fort
night, making headquarters at the
Palmer cottage. Mrs. ChaS. Fiesler
and Judge w. S. Dean of the munic-
ipal court are sharing the honors of
chaperoning the party. Mr.. and Mrs.
FieSler are in the Austin cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Kusba and Mr..
and Mrs. Cliff Hines and their fam
lilies came in Monday morning from
Fairy Lake where they spent week
| camping near the Buck farm at the
upper end of the lake. All confess to
one of the pleasantest times of their
lives. The only drawback, says Mr..
Hines, was the nee essity of carrying
water.
The Tobey-Chapin wedding at Osak-
is this afternoon is of interest to
Sank Centre people. The ceremony
is set for 4 O'Clock and only relatives
will be present. The Herald will give
full account next week.
AT WARD SPRING
The ErwinS, with the exception of
Miss Harriet, who is the guest for q
week of Miss Winifred Cooper, came
in from the lake Monday and have
about finished their summers outing.
Prof. Owens of Owatonna has
bought. the Bishop cottage and will
occupy it next season. The Gingerys
will remain in it until the close of
the present month.
The Dobbs family will remain in
the small Cooper cottage until the
fifteenth of August.
Messrs. Gingery and Rogers con-
tinue to catch more fish than all the
other campers combined. All they
have to do is go out in a boat for an
hour or more and they are ready to
return with good catch. The others
would like to know how they do it.
Mesdames Hughes of Minneapolis
and Sessions of Topeka, Kas., spent
Tuesday i'm Sank Centre.
T. w. Mann and family and Mr..
Mrs. L. Kirby of Hibbing are spend
ing this week at "Hillcrest LODGE
c. c. Wright. who was guest at
the Lyon cottage, returned to
Minneapolis last Saturday.
A party of young people went to
the station Monday night and held an
impromptu vaudeville show. They
walked home through the rain but
were glad to do so as it had been dry
as dust for two months.
Mrs. Lyon and her daughter Helen
went to Little Falls Saturday morn
ing and remained until Monday after
noon.
Mr.. Merritt is occupying his cottage
on the point. He has as his guests
two ST. Paul railroad men. All have
thus far had good success fishing.
stance where they have sold. The