The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-08-17
HOME HAPPENINGS

Friday evening, August Is.
The McNeice family is at Spring
Park this week.
Pure homemade lard, hams and
bacon at City Meat Market. If
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Girard are the
parents of daughter, weighing twelve
pounds. which arrived to make their
home happy, on Sunday, August 13.
Join in the procession to the Epis-
copal garden party next Monday eve
ming. A gay and festive time will be
had.
We are now showing all the new
styles in ladies' shoes for Fall: tans,
velvets, patents andgun metals. The
Model.
Services will be held in the Episco-
pal church at half past seven in the
evening during the remainder of Au-
gust. The morning services will be
omitted until further notice.
Coming. The German eye special
ist, DR.. Lepler. Friday, August 18th,
at the Palmer House.
Miss Bessie Maxwell entertained
dozen young lady friends Monday eve
ming in honor of her guest Miss Maud
Clemens. The evening was spent very
pleasantly with music and informal
social chat. Refreshments were
served
Patriotic program at Methodist
Episcopal church, Friday evening,
August 25. Dialogues, scarf drill,
tableaux and music by Queens Esthers
Home Guards and Mothers Jewels.
Everybody come.
Save money by buying lard and
meats at the City Meat Market. If
Mrs. w. McNeice and Mrs. Chas.
Fiesler entertained, last week Thurs
day afternoon, party of about twenty
young ladies in honor of Miss Forsy
of Minneapolis who is guest in the
McNeice home. Refreshments were
served at six o'clock.
Ladies: the new Fall shoes have ar
rived. New tans, velvets, gun metals
and patents. Now is the time to Sc
lect your Fall shoes. The Model.
Ice cream social and homemade
candy sale at G. w. Preston's Friday
evening, Aug. Is. Ice cream and cake,
10 cents. Benefit NJ e. church.
"Dear Clara, "wrote the young man,
"pardon me but l am getting to be
so forgetful. proposed to you last
night, but really, / forgot whether
you said yes or no." Dear WILL"
she replied by note, $50 glad to hear
from you. I know / said mo- TO some
one last night, but l had forgotten
just who it was. Exchange.
The theatrical season for the COM
ing year will open at the Opera House
on Friday evening, August %, when
"Ole Peterson" will be the bill.
Geo. Fish, AuctIoneer. IL will
pay you to see me it you have any
thing in this line.
Street Commissioner Geo. Rice is
doing some excellent work this week
putting the streets in condition. The
growth of grass and weeds is being
removed and necessary cutters at the
sides of streets are being constructed.
When it comes to doings things right
Sank Centres street commissioner is
Johnny on the Spot;
The Episcopal parish will hold a
garden party on the rectory grounds
adjoining the church next Monday
evening. Ice cream and cake other
refreshments will be served. A fine
musical program will be rendered.
The public are cordially invited to
come and enjoy the festivities. Re-
freshments Is cents. Should the
| weather prove unfavorable the affair
| will be held the next evening.
A little new wheat has been mar
| keted in Sank Centre, but the quality
and yield are not very encouraging.
Much of the grain was damaged by
the hot weather and good deal more
was injured by recent rains while it
was in shock. Those who stacked
their grain will undoubtedly fare bet
ter than those who left it i'm shock to
be uhreshed Corn is coming along in
fine shape and will be good crop.
How about lard? The City Meat
Market is selling it cheap. If