The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-08-07
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- cents at Bishops. Adv.
Miss Anna Stromberg is visiting
with friends in Eagle Bend.
Mrs. SlawsOn of Morris is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Heraly.
Miss Eunice Pennie of Willard was
a Sank Centre visitor Wednesday,
Little Miss Martyr of Akely is the
guest of her aunt Mrs. Jas. Ingram.
Miss Selma Pearson of Information
Falls is guest at the home of Mrs.
N. Christensen.
Alex Jameson. ST.. ard Jr. and
| Henry Mann autOed TO. Eagle Bend
and Bertha Tuesday
Rev. FIR. Plifer of Spring Hill was
the guest of Rev. Arzt Sunday max
ing the trip by auto.
Rev. VIM. Schreiner of West Union
was the guest of Rev. Hinnenkamp
of this city Wednesday.
H. L. Mcintyre one of Aslley's
prosperous farmers spent Sunday at
tie home of lis parents in Sank
Centre.
Mrs. J. L. Segers and son Forrest
left Tuesday for Cyrus for a visit at
tie home Of the Iady's brother. +.
Tcluse
| II. Robbers and family moved from
tie house formerly occupied by them
on Pine street TO the 5. j. Hansen
house on Birch street, on Thursday
! morning.
Mrs. Peter Simon Of White Earth
is visiting her daughter Mrs. VIM.
Sieben. The lady was formerly a
resident of Sank Centre but left
several years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Ingram and
daughter Gertrude arrived in the
city Monday for visit with the
gentleman's mother and other rela-
tives and friends.
Twenty-three auto loads of farmers
and business men residing in and near
Sunburn stopped in Sank Centre en-
route Sunday and took dinner It
Weisner's Waldorf Cafe.
The St. Joseph's Society of St.
Paul's Catholic Church. Sank Centre.
at their meeting last Sunday voted TO
TO attend tie monster Catholic cele-
bration to be held in st. Cloud Sept.
$50, in body.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. L. Burgess went to
St. Cloud Tuesday where the former
underwent a slight surgical operation
Wednesday. The Herald underst lands
tie operation was complete success
and the patient will return to Sank
Centre in a few days.
Mrs. Phayler. one Of the nlItIU:l~ ut
tile Home School for Girls gave an in
formal dance Thursday of last week
in honor of her daughter who is her
guest. About 10 couples enjoyed a
very pleasant evening. Dainty re-
| freshmentS were served.
Harold SOule and Harold Clark of
Minneapolis. who are spending a few
weeks at the latter's summer home at
Big Birch Lake were Herald visitors
a short time Tuesday afternoon while
the machine which they came over
in was being repaired at Local shop.
S. T. Merryman and mother Mrs.
r. w. Merryman and sister Miss
Louise, and guests Miss Booth of
Chicago and Miss Gregy ofMilwaukee,
autoed to Minneapolis Thuriday of
last week. returning Saturday evening"
Miss Gregy took the train at Minnea-
polls for her home.
Believing that the general public
would relish variety the management
of the Savoy have arranged to change
from the Mutual service which they
have been using to that of the Gener-
al. Although the General service
will cost them trif1e more they be-
lieve they will be. repaid and intend
to feature Educational films, programs
of which will appear in advance from
week to week. .
Genial Harry Wheelock of Fergus
Falls passed through Sank Centre last
Thursday accompanied by Mrs. Wheel
ock and Mrs. Mabin of st. Paul, en-
route for the Twin Cities via auto
route. Wheelock's Weekly has long
been recognized as one of Minnesota's
really high grade journals. The gen.
tleman found time during his short
stop to call at the Herald office and
felicitate both the retiring and new
editor, friends of long standing.
Prof. r. J. McCluntuk, Superin-
tendent of the Brooten High School
Consolidated accompanied by T. T.
Rees, his manual training teacher.
inspected the manual training and
domestic science rooms of our High
School. They expressed themselves as
delighted with the Sank Centre de-
partments in these branches. While
here they engaged Miss Harriet
Wheeler as a teacher Of dOmaSti IL