The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-08-10
WARD SPRINGS

guest OF the Cooper boys.
! DR.. 4. + Moynihan and family are
Ienjojing their Two weeks outing in
one OF the cooper cottages.
Miss Eva Davis and mother were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Parker
at Rosendale" over Sunday.
NJ. and Mrs. W. |. DobbS Of Min
neapois are planning on spending the
latter part of August at the lake.
Harris teldman of the First Ma
tional Bank spent Sunday at the lake
a guest of Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Segers.
Miss Loomis of Minneapolis arrived
in camp Saturday afternoon for a
week, lie guest of Miss Winifred
| Cooper.
Miss Mary Doolittle went out to
The lake Saturday morning to spend
a few days the guest of Miss Mary
MARSHALL.
Miss Harriet Wheeler went to the
Springs on the Saturday morning
train for visit of a few days with
Miss Hall.
j. b. Segers and family returned to
town Monday after spending five
weeks very pleasantly in one of the
Ward cottages.
Mrs. T. p. Spitz of New York City
is dWeller in one of the Erwin cot
tases With her sister Mrs. Fred Mann
Of Devils Lake, n. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith of Sank
Centre are with their daughters Mrs.
Fred Mann and Mrs. T. P. Spitz in
one of the Erwin cottages.
L. w. Gingery and family drove
out TO the lake Sunday afternoon in
their auto and remained about an
hour before returning to town.
Geo. r. Borgmann and family were
Sunday afternoon visitors at the
Cooper cottage where Dr.. and Mrs. A.
+. Moynihan are spending fortnight.
Sunday evening Mr.. Gingery got
the young people together in the
Cooper cottage and had merry time
with them singing and telling stories.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Hansen went to
the lake Wednesday and took up
their residence in the Ward cottage
Just vacated by J. b. Segers. They
"a i'll ron1ain fort nirht
Fishing is improving right along
and numerous good catches are re-
ported. Not an evening passes but
some fine pickerel are hooked by the
campers when out trolling. .-
Mr.. Ward has put in some time the
past week repairing the roads leading
to the cottages. The big hill was
badly guttered out by recent rains
but is now in good condition.
Dr. Harold L. Lamb drove out to
the lake Saturday evening to attend
the bean bake and returned after
midnight. He was greatly pleased
with the entertainment offered.
Half dozen of the young men in
camp swan across the lake Sunday,
accompanied by seven boats to watch
out for trouble. The trip was made
without any untoward incident, the
boys finishing in good form.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. O. p. Hilsdale
| were the guests, over Sunday, of Mrs.
Nj. f. Woodbury. at the Woodbury.
cottage They both attended the
bean bake Saturday night and were
enthusiastic over the way the way
| the jewellers at the Springs did things.
| tWop' joined in the singing and his
genial smile was in evidence all the
time.
DIR. J. NJ. McMasters was a guest of
| LYMAN Kells at 'Broken Oak" over
Sunday The genial doctor and 1.-THE
Mayor of Ward Springs" attended the
bean bake Saturday night and stayed
till the beans had been buried and
UIIe ldSO SOllS SuIlS. III. MIN dSUcIS
told The Herald that when he went
over to the Lyon cottage that evening
he expected to stay only about five
minutes, but that he became so in
terested and was so well entertained
he had no desire to leave until it was
| all over.
The Herald had chance, last Sun
day. to sample the cooking of Lyman
Kelis. celebrated as a chef at the lake.
The dinner was served at 1870 and
those who partook were Mr.. Kells,
DIR. McMasters and the publisher of
The Herald. 1t is. unnecessary to
state that the reputation of the May
or of Ward Springs as famous cook
was fully sustained. The menu was
ample and the meal served was fit for
king: The appetites of each mem
Der of the trio were also something
worthy of note. 1t was jolly triang-
ular party thoroughly enjoyed by
every member thereof.
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