The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-02-29
Mrs. John Kuschner visited frienC

/ Glen and Russell Cooper went tC
Minneapolis Friday morning to visit
! the auto show.
Mayor John n. McGibbon went to
Alexandria Friday afternoon and re-
turned Saturday.
Miss Matte Clement came over
Saturday morning from Starbuck for
a visit to her sister here.
j. w. Brunskill left Laturday for
Dubuque, Iowa, expecting to be alb
sent two or three weeks.
DR.. Fl. f. Hennemann went to st.
Cloud last THURSDAY noon and return
ed on the evening Flyer.
Lucas Kells was one of the Sank
Centre people who visited the auto
shows in Minneapolis last week.
G. A. Emerson returned Friday
morning from hurried business trip
to Belgrade, Brooten and Glenwood.
Mrs. Asa P. Brooks came up last
week from Minneapolis for a visit
here with her parents Gen. and Mrs.
JAS. A. Norris.
Mrs. Thos. Brown returned Satur-
day morning from Belgrade, bringing
with her the infant child of her daugh-
ter who is seriously i'll there.
Geo. r. Borgmam and Albert
Butcher returned Friday evening from
Minneapolis, where the former sold
the latter fine new automobile.
Miss Mae Quinlan came down Fri
day from her school at Long Prairie
for brief visit with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. John Quinlan, returning
Saturday noon.
Drs. A. f. Moynihan and II. l..
Lamb attended the meeting Of the
Stearns---Benton county Medical So
ciety in St. Cloud last Thursday, the
former reading paper.
Mrs. Fuller, who with her child has
been visiting her parents Gen. and
Mrs. Jas. A. Norris, for some weeks
past, returned Saturday morning to
her home in Minneapolis.
Mrs. f. NJ. Lewis of Warren, Mimi,
was the guest, from Saturday to
Tuesday, of her aunts Mesdames Ann
Austin and Josiah Wood. The ladies
had not met for seventeen years.
w. S. Dean went to Minneapolis
this noon summoned thither by a
message announcing the death there
of his Oldest brother G. j. Dean, IS
years old. Mrs. Dean accompanied
him.
Miss Brabner, who expected to leave
last week for Chicago to accept a
position as nurse in hospital con-
nected with children's home, did
not leave unit! Wednesday of this
week.
DIR. ]. A. Dubois went to Glenwood
last Thursday afternoon and attended
a democratic rally in the evening at
which Jenswold of Duluth was the
leading speaker. He returned Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Fiala and
family have removed to Garretson, S.
D., where they will make their future
home. Mr.. Fiala has a good position
at that place as roadmaster for the
Great Northern.
Sydney T. Merryman went to Alex
andria Friday to look over the situa-
tion relative to electric power. He
found about twenty motors doing
work daily. Mr.. Merryman returned
Saturday morning.
c. M. Sprague returned Friday eve
ming from West Baden, whittier he
went fortnight before to take treat
ment. Mr. Sprague comes home
looking and feeling much better than
when he went away. He says he h ID
a very pleasant time, though the
weather was vile most of the time he
was at Lne springs.
G. Hillerud started Monday morn
ing for St. Paul to attend the annual
convention of Minnesota hardware
dealers. Mr.. Hillerud said there
would be some 1,1O0 dealers present
from all parts of the state and that
he started good and early so as to be
there when the mayor of st. Paul
hands out the keys of the city.