The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-07-27
WARD SPRiN IS

were III camp over Sunday.
There will be a daLcing party at
the Segers cottage tonight.
Several five hundred parties have
been given during the past week.
L. S. Bishop and Jas. Ingram spent
Tuesday night at the Ward cottage.
Miss Harriet Wheeler was the week
end guest of Miss Katherine Hall last
week.
Mrs. Pangburn of Sank Centre was
guest at the Erwin cottage over
Sunday.
Mrs. T. P. Spitz of New York City
will spend some time at the Springs
this year.
Miss Tanner from the Grey Eagle
camp, spent several days week with
Mrs. Kirby
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Dock were
guests. over Sunday, of Mr.. AMI Mrs.
j. +. Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Segers of ST. Paul and
their daughter Irene, are visiting the
Segers family.
Miss Mary Marshall, who has been
spending few days in town, return
ed to camp Tuesday.
Fishing is improving at the lake
these days and several good catches
have been reported of late.
Clifford Hartley and Miss Ruth
Compton attended the Sunday eve
ming entertainment at camp.
IF. Cooper has torn down his old
barn and built new one combining
stable and automobile garage.
A shipment of bass fry was received
Tuesday by Mr.. Ward and the young
fish we're placed in Little Birch.s =
Mrs. w. C. Smith, who was i'm town
the greater part of last week return
ed to her cottage Monday morning.
Mrs. JAS. Ingram went <stQ the
Springs Tuesday, morning for a1e@'
days visit with Mrs. c. ID. Marshall.
Lawrence Woodbury. lailncheG JUS.
gasoline launch and there are three
launches in use at the Springs DOW. )
Mr.. Rail, who has been spending
his vacation with his family here, re-
turned to his home in Merriam Farka
Friday.
Mrs. Mel Billed spent. Monday and
Tuesday at the Springs, the-guest' of.
Mr.. and Mrs G. A. Emerson and the
Kisses Emerson. -.,s q
L. o. Kirby left Tuesday morning,
for Hibbing, Mimi. AS an entertain
er he cannot be beaten and the camK
ers will miss him greatly. .sss
L. NJ Kells and W.. Nc Neiee are
rusticating at Mr. .Keffs CONT catsa|
tage, Broken. Oak McN siee
Lyman's cooking is the best ever.
Miss Mamie Andersen was the guess
the latter part of'the last week 81 Mrs,,
and Mrs. J. w. Ward. Td1is week. saae
Joined her sisters in tie Cooper cot
tage. IS $40. ....,:: ~.
The Woodburys are nicely settled
in their cottrge for the remainder OF
the sammer. Mrs. E. E. Mann of
Devils Lake arrived Saturday to make
her mother Mrs. Woodbury. a visit.
A. E. Erwin and family will leave
the Springs Saturday or Monday and
come to town. Their cottage is rent
ed to people from Minneapolis who
will occupy it during the month of
August.
Henry Mann of Minneapolis
spent Sunday with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Mann. The
Manns will vacate the Erwin cottage
which they are occupying, the last of
the month.
The Fuller cottage caught fire Mon
day night and was damaged to some
extent. A party of ladies from Min
neapolis who are occupying it got out
WlUIlOuI duy lIlJuilCS duu oI1O AiO w do
extinguished shortly.
Friday evening about fifty of the
campers, including young people and
married folks, walked over to Ward
Springs station and attended the reg
ular Friday night dance there. 1t
was toward the small hours when the
procession started back to camp.
Frank Robishon, Elmer Hatch,
Archie Hogan, Leo Hedin, and AL
Minet,e came in Monday after
spending four days in the smaller
Cooper cottage. This bunch OF healthy
and vigorous youngsters had a fine
time and contributed largely to the
gayety of nations while at the
Springs.
Sunday night Cooper cottage folks
entertained bunch of the campers
at big camp fire. The evening was
passed with singing and speaking by
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