The Sauk Centre herald., 1913-05-01


Miss Bessie MAXWELL, who is teach
ing in South Haven, spent Sunday
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. p.
Galbraith.
J. w. Ward visited Ward Springs
| Monday and put in the day getting
things in readiness for the summer
lake season.
DR.. T. J. Moynihan left Tuesday
for his home in st. Paul after visit
ing here week with his brother A.
F. Moynihan.
Mrs. Aaron Palmer Stephens formerly
of Sauk Centre, is dangerously ill at
her home in Minneapolis. Her re-
covery is doubtful.
Miss Loretta Maloney, who has
been teaching in Browerville, closed a
successful term of school Friday and
returned home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs w. Benner returned
last week Thursday evening from
their three months visit to their son
in Port Arthur, Ontario, Canada.
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Rice returned Friday
night from St. Paul where she spent
three weeks with her sister Mrs. w. C.
Smith, helping nurse Mr.. Smith who is
seriously ill.
Carl Minette went to st. Cloud Sat
urday with Peter Minette and came
up Monday with J. l.. Minette Who
visited here t 0 attend the Miller
kleinschmidt wedding Wednesday.
Oscar Nelson of Minneapolis arrived
in town Tuesday for visit with his
mother. He has completed his spring 5
work ION the road and is contem-
plating spending part of the summer
in Sauk Centre
Judge ROeser of st. Cloud. the new
judge of the district court, passed
through Sauk Centre Monday enroute
to Long Prairie to hold term of
court. p. NJ. Woodward, court stenog-
rapher, accompanied him.
A. E. Wood of Cass Lake was in
Sauk Centre between trains Friday
while on his way home from st. Paul,
MIR. Wood was formerly private secre-
tary for Congressman c. A. Lindbergh
and is now practicing law.
Mrs. Alex Jameson, accompanied
by her daughter Miss Vera. left
Wednesday morning for Sekgwick, AL.
berta, Canada, to spend a month or
six weeks visiting her daughter Mrs.
Carpenter, who resides in that town.
Ed. Hedin was in town Friday. He
had been to Duluth to attend the fun
eral of Mrs. Thos. Darling, daughter
of Col. A. D. Davidson of Duluth, who
is land commissioner of the Canadian
Northern Railway, with which Mr..
Hedin is connected.
NJ. w. Aygarn of Park River, N. D.,
spent a few hours in town Friday
afternoon the guest of his brother NJ.
d. Aygarn, superintendent of the Sauk
Centre schools. The visitor is a school
man Of experience and is in charge
of the Park River schools
w. E. Hutchinson of Eagle Bend
passed through here Friday en- route
home after spending the winter at St.
Paul where he had a legislative COM
mittee clerkship. Mr. Hutchinson
edits both the local paper and the
telephone system at Eagle Bend.
Hon. Frank E. Minette arrived home
last Thursday evening from st. Paul,
having completed his labors as repre-
sentative in the legislature for the
regular session of 1913. Mr.. Minette
declares he is glad to be at home
again. The last few days of the
session, he says, were pretty stren-
uous and the members were glad
when it was all over.
Misses Clara Carr and Ella wilkins
of Detroit arrived in Sauk Centre
Wednesday afternoon, bringing with
them young girl assigned to the
Home School. They left for Detroit
this morning. During her brief stay
here Miss Carr met many of her
friends She says the Carr family
will return to Sank Centre in the
near future to spend the summer.
Hon. w. E. Lee was in Sauk Centre
Friday between trains while on his
way home from st. Paul. Speaking of
his recent trip to Hawaii, Mr.. Lee said
he had a rough passage over but a
fine one on the return to San Fran
cisco. He had delightful visit in the
islands. Mr.. Lee is now eschewing
politics and devoting his energies
wholly to his banking business. He
is looking and feeling fine.