The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-09-14
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

J. Z. Cooper made a business trip
to St. Cloud Tuesday.
Matt Nathe made a business trip
to Melrose Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Whitson spent
Sunday at Ward Springs
Jack Erwin of Westport was Sank
Centre visitor Thursday.
Laurel L. Kells made a business
trip to Little Falls Tuesday
Claude Sneesby of Seattle is visit
ing his father Henry Sneesby.
j. A. Caughren left on Wednesday
on a business trip TO Fairbault.
ar. and Mrs. J. a. Caughren re-
turned Monday from Lake City.
Miss May Quinlan began a term of
school Monday near Long Prairie.
Miss Mary Zapp began an eight
months term of school at Padua Mon
day.
Mrs Carr of Ortonyille, Mimi, was
the guest of Mother Ingram over Sun
day.
Geo. r. Borgmann returned Sun
day night from his visit to the state
fair.
C. j. Lofgren of Ada, Mimi, was
in Sank Centre a short time last Sat-
urday.
Philip Stafford, former Sank Cen
ire boy, is here renewing acquain-
tanceS.
Miss Ruth Compton left the first of
the week for st. Cloud where she en-
tered the normal school.
W. Benner returned Monday from
his three weeks trip at Port Arthur
to visit his son.
Miss Pearl Caughren returned Fri
day from Chicago where she made a
three weeks visit.
Miss Kate Allen will teach this
year at WestpOrt where she began
last week Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Of Wisconsin
are wishing Mrs. Millard's mother
Mrs. Judith Elliott,
Miss Pearl Bunker went to Brewer
vile the first of the week to take up
her school work again.
Miss Anna Stromberg returned to
Eagle Bend the first ofthe week to
resume here school work.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Fish moved in
from their summer cottage at Spring
Park the first of the week.
Alphonso Barto, who spent several
weeks in Sank Centre, returned to
Minneapolis the first of the week.
Mrs. A. J. Bishop, former Sank
Centre resident but now living in
Oregon, is visiting her friends here.
Misses Loretta Maloney and Agnes
Buckley left Saturday for Millerville
where they will teach the coming
year.
Miss Regina Mineute returned We'd
| nesday morning from North Dakota
where she spent month or more on
her claim.
Miss Matte Suckstorff, who visited
| friends here for fortnight, left on
Friday for Melrose to visit Mrs. J. d.
Mccullough.
Mrs. Clifford, former postmistress
of Clifford, Mimi, came down Satur
day to make her daughter Mrs. L. J
Irish visit.
G. NJ. Sprague went up into the
northern part of the state Tuesday tt
attend the meeting Of a bank in which
he is interested.
4 Miss Dorothy Alexander left las
Saturday for Fairbault after visi
here of some weeks with Mr.. an(
Mrs. Jas. A. Norris.
Miss Gertrude Ingram, who was
student at Stanley Hall, Minneapolis
last year, will attend young ladies
school in Philadelphia the coming
year.
Marion Lyman took in the stat
fair last week, going down to tn
cities on the noon train last Thurs
day. He returned Monday ready fo
| school.
! A. w. Austin writes that he ha
| nearly recovered from his recent a.
tack of pneumonia. He is visitin
his father and will start home soon.
/ Bunny" McGibbon came dow
from Alexandria Tuesday for visl
| of few days here with his parent
/ before returning to his studies at IT,
| Minnesota gu" He has spent tt
| summer at the Douglas county SCI
ii town.
II j. II. Haddock, who was in I'll
| hardware business in Sank Centre Fly
II years but who sold out and went