The Sauk Centre herald., 1912-07-25


Will Kay and family of Melrose
spent Sunday with Mr.. Kay's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Kay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Shaw arrived
home Saturday from a six weeks visit
with friends in the east.
Hon. W. E. Lee and son Rudolph
of Long Prairie passed through here
Monday on their way east.
Sydney T. Merryman returned on
the Flyer Tuesday evening from a
ten days visit to Milwaukee.
Miss Jessie Crandall returned Tues
day evening from ten days visit
with her sisters in ST. Paul.
r. L. Palmer of Little Falls was in
town Monday afternoon and night.
He returned Tuesday morning.
Hon. J. D. Jones of Long Prairie
passed through here Monday enroute
home from trip to the cities.
Mrs. Fred Hall, former Sauk Gen.
tire girl, arrived from Devils Lake
Monday for a visit with friends.
Mrs. Ida Hedin and daughter Miss
Hattie Hedin left on Friday for the
cities for weeks visit with friends.
Frank Robischon returned Friday
from St. Cloud where he visited his
brother Mike Robischon few days.
Mrs. B. w. Merryman started
Wednesday for milwaukee summon
ed thither by the illness of her broth
er.
J.H. Garfield returned on the noon
train Saturday from St. Cloud where
he spent the week on official busi-
ness.
Roy Hooper of Casselton, N. D., ar.
rived Sunday for a brief visit with
friends, returning h m Tuesday
noon.
Mrs. VIC. Rotert and Miss Bernice
Johnson accompanied Mr.. Rotert to
Bemidji Sunday on the excursion
train.
Mrs. Snyder left on Friday for her
home in Duluth after visit of here
in the family of her sister Mrs. j. c.
Working.
Mrs. Nick Minette of St. Cloud and
Mrs. Kidding of Long Prairie attend
ed the funeral of Miss Agnes Schwartz
Saturday.
Miss Anna Friedlund arrived home
Saturday for the remainder of her
vacation, which she will spend with
her parents.
Mrs. William Shepard of Minn
eapolis returned Saturday to her
home after visit here with Mrs.
Minnie Mann.
DR.. and Mrs. Hopkins of Arlington,
S. D., arrived last Thursday on a
visit to Mrs. Hopkins parents Mr..
and Mrs. A. c. Kay.
w. H. Hanson, publisher of the
Bertha Herald, was in Sauk Centre
a few hours Monday afternoon while
on his way to Norris.
Miss Ruth Gates of Chicago arrived
Friday and visited until Tuesday
noon with her aunt Mrs. e.. j. Lewis,
leaving then for Minnetonka.
Mrs. Angeline Smith left on Fri
day for Cambell, Minn., to visit rel
atives for time. She was accompa-
MED by her son Sanford Smith.
Alex Benson returned last week
from visit of several days with his
brother at Walker. Mr.. Benson had
a fine outing and accumulated one or
two good fish stories.
Miss Ada Wilcox of Moose Jaw,
Sask., Canada, accompanied by her
niece Miss Hildred Ingram, arrived
Monday for an extenped visit here
with relatives and friends.
Miss Cornelia Conger arrived Satur-
day evening for visit with her cous-
in Mrs. c. NJ. Sprague. Miss Conger
spent some time at Tangier, Morocco,
year ago when F. w. Sprague was
there.
FIR. VIM. Scheiner of West Union
passed through here Monday while on
his way to Long Prairie. He return
ed home on Tuesday. Fr. Scheiner
called on FIR. A. Artz between trains
Monday.
Miss Clara Carr writes from Det-
roit, Minn., to friends here, that she
and her mother are nicely settled in
cottage for the summer. Mr.. Carr
is with them and all are enjoying
life to the full.
Miss Agnes Brophy came up from
Saltwater Wednesday evening to at
tend the funeral of her grandfather
John Brophy Sr. She was accomp-
panied by her aunts Mesdames Mary
Reynolds of Minneapolis and P. Con-
nors of Saltwater.
| H. S. Halverson returned Monday
from Battle Lake, Minn., where he
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