The Sauk Centre herald., 1912-08-01
WARD SPRINGS

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee were callers at
the camp Sunday afternoon.
Miss Anna Andersen spent a few
days last week with Mrs. Ward.
Miss Mabel Lee has been the guest
of Miss Lyla Wright the past week.
Miss Luella Connolly is the guest o1
the Hamblet family for the summer.
The Compton family spent tn e
week end with Mayor Kells at Broken
Oak.
The Wright and Diehl families are
spending week at one of the Erwin
cottages.
Tie Jameson family are nicely set
tied at their summer home '"The Pho
neer" cottage.
Mrs. L. w. Gilman was the guest
of her sister and mother at the PARK
er home, last Monday.
Mrs. ID. S. Hassen of Duluth is the
guest of her brother A. Z. Erwin ana
I2mlly dU I1lllCICoO AOAEO'
Miss Ruth Dobbs returned to Sauk
Centre Monday after spending few
days at the Cooper cottage.
DIR. and Mrs. E. j. Lewis and Mr..
and Mrs. F. Smith visited at the
Emerson home Sunday.
Mr.. Christianson a d family OF
Little Falls are spending two weeks
in one of the Ward cottages.
Most of the campers went over to
the regular Friday night dance at
Ward Springs station.
Miss Annette Forchie OF Little
Falls is spending the summer with
her chum Gertrude Lyon at Lyons
Den."
Robt. Adams and his friend Lewis
Graham from DesM oines, Iowa, were
the guests of Mr.. Adams mother
during the last week.
The lake rose some eight or ten
;;,.ones during the last rains, taking
out the boat landing at "Kummigln, "
the home of Prof. Owen.
Mrs. Butler and Lucille Butler OF
Little Falls, who have been visiting
at the Shallem cottage, returned to
Little Falls Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Johnson and their
guests Mrs. II. Hilsdale and daugh-
ter, who have been in the Marshall
cottage, broke camp Sunday noon.
Miss Tacy Wilcox of ST. Paul and
Miss Mildred Knight of Belgrade,
Nebraska, have been spending their
weeks vacation with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Smith
A party Consisting Of Mrs. Mary
Hogan, Miss Mary Hogan, Miss Erhei
Hon, Archie Hogan, EyeFsst jamie-
s0r. and Lynp tson are spending q
week s1e Marshall cottage
Moonlight concerts are given every
night by the Ward Springs Glee Club.
Their selections include everything
from "Everybody's Doing It," to
Schubert's Serenade.
These beautiful Sundays bring
many auto parties to the Springs.
Among them were }. A. Caughren
and family, T. W. Mann and family
and j. n. Kuhn and family, L. w.
Gingery..
The Hamblet family, W h o have
been spending the summer at Fair
view Point, h e Merritt cottage,
will move Thursday into one of the
Ward cottages. The Merritts are
expected this week to occupy their
cottage for the rest of the season.
Mrs. H. V. Adams entertained the
young people of the camp Wednes-
day afternoon in honor of her daugh-
er Irene, who was fourteen years
old that day. The afternoon was
spent in playing games and pulling
taffy, the party ended with launch
ride on the lake.
On Saturday night occurred one of
the best bean bakes of the season.
Everyone in camp attended, and an
impromptu program was g given
Following is t h program given:
Song, "The Fields of Bonne," May
or Kells. He ressonded to an enthus-
iastic encore with the old song, ssThe
Rooster Feather in Her Hat" Reel
tation, Miss Mildred Knight; Solo,
Eugene Richards, '.Supposing He
Was Me and Supposing / Was Her
Recitation, Mrs. Ad ms; Solo.
"Roses," by Mr.. Wards little grand
daughter; Solo, "Four Leaved Glow
en-" Florence Shallem. Mr.. Cooper
and Mr.. Ward added much to the en-
joyment Of the evening by telling
some of their famous stories. At II
the gathering ended by singing the
"Bean Song"
Takes Divine Gift.
Whoaver fan dorc a yooc o..