The Sauk Centre herald., 1912-06-20

here for the past two years, started
on Monday for his boyhood home
in Britton, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Herberger re-
turned Wednesday morning from
Seattle whittier they went to bury
| their son who died recently in hos
pital in ST. Cloud.
Miss Anna Cassidy arrived in town
Saturday night to take he place of
one of the teachers in the Home
School for Girls who is to be absent
while on a vacation.
Miss Mary Watson returned last
Friday night from her school work in
the east aud will spend her summer
| vacation here with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. A. T. Watson.
M. E. Mcintyre, state inspector Of
weights and measures, left for St.
Paul Wednesday after spending
fortnight or more here with relatives
and looking after official business.
Alderman L. w. Gingery returned
Sunday from a trip of ten days into
Canada where he has business in
terests. Mr.. Gingery says the crop
outlook is excellent in the Dominion.
Miss Eleanor Nickerson, who is a
teacher in the high school at Fargo,
stopped off few days to visit her
aunt, Mrs. VIM. Pangburn and accom-
panied her mother home to Elk River.
Miss Winifred Cooper arrived in
Sauk Centre Friday night from Mimi
| eapolis where she has been studying
music since last September. She will
spend the summer here with here par
entS.
Mrs. Guy E. Mickey returned Mon
day from Mora where she has been
visiting her parents. She will visit
for short time, then leave for Medi-
cine Lake, Mont, to join her hus-
J band.
Miss Gallagher returned on Mon
day to her home in ST. Cloud after
visiting here with Mrs. A. +. Moy-
nihan. Walter and Margaret Moyni-
han accompanied her for visit of
few days.
Hon. Frank E. Minette returned
Monday night from st. Paul where
| he had been for two weeks attending
the special session of the legislature.
| MIR. Minette said he was glad the
agony was ended.
Everett McGibbon came home last
Thursday from the "U'. He staid
here few days and then went to
Alexandria where he will spend his
| vacation as chauffeur for his brother
in-law Toilet jacobson
0. II. Doolittle returned to Sank
Centre Saturday after after having
been west since the first of the year.
Mr.. Doolittle will visit here with his
family for fortnight or more. He
is looking and feeling fine.
Dr. Fl. F. Hennemann and son
Clarence left Saturday noon in the
doctors automobile for Chippewa
Falls, Wis, to meet Mrs. Hennemann
and daughter Loretta. The entire
family will return next Monday.
Miss Gertrude Ingram sailed from
New York on Saturday to join her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ingram,
in Paris. The family will tour the
continent and return to the United
States about the first of September
Mrs. Al. Kirghis received word
this week from DR.. Kirghis stating
that he expects to be home some time
during the first week in July. He
will leave Paris soor. His father
and sister, who were seriously i'll, are
recovering satisfactorily.
Miss Agnes Buckley and cousin Miss
Brant returned home Saturday noon
from Alexandria whittier they had
gone to attend the Douglas county
graduation exercises, when Miss
Buckley's eighth grade class from
Millerville received their diplomas.
John Quinlan returned Saturday
night from month spent in Wiscon-
sin visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. Quinlan visited his birthplace for
the first time in thirty years. A
mong the places at which he stopped
are Oshkosh, Fond du Lac and Mil
waukee. Mr.. Quinlan will take up
railroading again and may leave Sauk
Centre.
Rev. J. S. Kingan of Park Rapids, a
former pastor of the Sauk Centre
Methodist church, was in town We'd
nesday night. He is running Ford
runabout and drove down from Park
Papids to Wadena, attended the Ep-
worth League convention there and
came on to Sauk Centre, leaving again