The Sauk Centre herald., 1910-04-21
Personal PARAGRAPHS

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Mrs. w. F. Brown and children are
visiting friends in Minneapolis.
j. H. Seal of MeIrose was in Sauk
Centre Monday.
Geo Borgmann made trip to the
cities on Monday.
William Gray returned last Saturday
from Donnybrook, N. ID. Z
DR.. J. A. Du Bois went to Mime
apolis on the noon train Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Dickinson of Stephen,
Minnesota, is the. guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. f. Parker.
Mrs. w. F. Keller came up from
Minneapolis last Thursday evening
and returned Friday noon.
i Mrs. X. F. Hamilton and daughter
of Hunter, N. D. ;, are visiting at b.
+. Carr's.
c.. Fl. Porter of Thief River Falls
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. 1. E. Carr.
O. HI. Dooliutle started for Idaho
Falls, Idaho, on collecting trip ex-
pecting to bea bsent amonth or more.
F. S. Parker, agent for the North
ern Pacific, was laid up for day or
two this week, but is on duty again.
Hon. C. B. Bnckman of Little Falls
was in Sauk Centre Monday afternoon
between trains, en- route etoAlexandria.
Mrs. w. Benner returned on Sat-
urday from an extended visit in the
East. Mr. Benner came down from
Browerville on Friday to meet her.
i Miss Maybury of the public school
faculty, entertained her sister, a
teacher in Long Prairie public schools
over Sunday.
Fred Specify, of st. Cloud, sup
erintendent of the Northwestern Tel
ephone Company, was in Sauk Centre
Monday night.
Mrs. o. Weller, who has been in
Minneapolis since last September, re-
turned to Sauk Centre last week and
is occupying her home on Pine steet.
She will remain here.
| Miss Gladys locke of Owatanna, ar
rived In Sauk Centre Monday on avisit
to her aunt Mrs. A. T. Watson. She
was en- route home from visit to
friends at jamestown, N. d.
4 Byron f. Carr came down last Thus
day afternoon from the White Earth
Indian reservation and visited with
his family until Monday when he
returned.
\ Miss Cannon left on Friday for
Burtrum, where she expected to
visit for a few days pefore going to
the Pacific coast where she will re-
side in the future.
Patrick Brophy, section foreman
on the Northern Pacific, went to
Little Falls Monday to take charge
Of a steel crew on the main line
dnring the summer.
Miss Clara Carr, who has been
studying music in Minneapolis the
past six months, returned home last
1 Friday night. She will remain here
during the summer.
! Henry V. Keller came up from
Minneapolis Friday night and re-
turned Sunday morning. He says
work on the new Keller factory is
going on satisfactorily.
Toilet Jacobson passed through
Sauka Centre Saturday morning en-
route home from his auto trip to
Minneapolis, mention of which was
/ made in last weeks Herald.
+. Madsen left with his family
/ Wednesday for Pingree, N. d., where
hewill gointo themercantile business.
1 Mr.. Madsen has been a resident of
Sauk Centre for some time and made
many friends while here. They all
wish him success in his new home.
t Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Caughren and
! daughter Pearl returned Monday
morning from their trip to the Pacific
coast. Mr.. Caughren is looking and
feeling mnch better than when he
left for the west some months ago.
The family will now Femain here.
w. A. Shoemaker, president of the
fSt. Cloud Normal School, was in Sauk
Centre last Thursday night. He came
tnp in the afternoon aud drove out
into the country to look atsome farm
lands in which he contemplated invest
ing. He returned to St. Cloud on
the early train Friday morning.
| Miss Althea Sprague, one of the
teachers in the Alexandria High
school, chaperoned bunch of pupils
to sauk Centre Saturday to witness the
senior class play that evening. Those
in the party were Misses Nesbit,
Radke, Anderson, Amundson, Birk-
hofer, Bergen: and Messrs. Clifford
Johnson and Milton Geer.
N. G. Nicholson came to town last
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