The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-02-06
PIRSoNu PARAGRAPHS

1 Lucas kellS returned Wednesday
evening from a three days trip to the
cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Cecil Swift came
down Monday from Evansville on a
/ visit.
Miss Rose Minette returned last
Friday evening from her trip to the
cities.
/ Mrs. John Spensley of Albert Lea,
is making her daughter Mrs. A. J.
Girard visit.
! Alderman L. w. Gingery went to
Canada Saturday expecting to be alb
absent a week.
| Ed Minette from North Dakota is
making his parents Mr.. and Mrs. F..
E. Minette visit.
night from an absence OF fortnight
spent in the cities.
Rev. E. c. Merting and family left
Wednesday for Otter Greek. N. D.,
where they will make their home.
Miss Iris Garfield returned home
Monday from Long Prairie where she
has been visiting her cousin Mrs.
Radabaugh.
! Mrs. Thos. Hughes, who has been
visiting her mother Mrs. ELIZA
Brown, left Saturday for her home in
Washington.
/! Mr.. and Mrs. A, +. Railenbach,
who visited with AIR. and Mrs. Chas.
Brown, hare returned to their home
In Long Prairie.
Fred Wicklund, who h been
spending a few weeks at his home
here, left on Monday for Brooten
where he will open jewelry store.
Lou Mossman, who has been Ia
Montana the past season, returned
home last week for visit With his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. 3. F. Mossmsn.
| Mrs. A. E. Lyman returned Sun
|day evening from Rochester. Mr..
Lyman is improving rapidly and :ex-
poets to return home the latter part
LOT the week.
A. L. Sheets, publisher OF the Todd
County Argus, accompanied By Paul
| Hansman, stopped over Sunday night
in Sank Centre en- route to st. Paul
ION business trip.
| G. NJ. Sprague spent two days last
| week in the cities. Me-. Sprague was
Appointed on the reception cofnnlr tee
for the Nelson dinner in st. Paul
Monday night but was unable to at
Itend.
| Frank. Hansen of Sta plies has I &C.
cepted a position as manager of the
dry goods department of the Boston
lStore. Mr.. Hansen is an experienced
ldry goods man. He took charge Mon
day morning. $500,
| Hon. w. E. Lee of Long Prairie,
accompanied by Mrs. Lee, passed
Through Sank Centre Monday en-
route for Los Angeles, CAL, expecting
to stay there for the next two months
enjoying the Pacific coast climate.
C. e. Larsen, one of the men who
has worked at the plumbing contract
lon the new buildings at the. Home
School for Girls, left Thursday morn
ling for his home in Minneapolis
During his stay here of seyera
months Mr.. Larsen M ade man,
friends
C. NJ. Bryant. Sank Centres cracl
chicken fancier, spent Wednesday If
ST. Cloud IN attendance upon the an
,nual show of the Central Minnesot;
Poultry Association Mr.. Bryant al
ready knows lot about poultry bu
feels that he is never too old to learn
f. c.. Deterly, superintendent o
construction at the Home School 70
Girls. went to Minneapolis Wednes
day to attend the annual Dime
there, that evening, of the Civic ant
Commerce Association, of which or
ganization he is an influential mem
Der.
John Straiton. foreman Of the fore,
| lof plumbers at the Home School 70
! Girls, spent his Sunday holiday il
minneapolis and returned to, Saul
Centre Tuesday evening. The plumb
ling work at the school is nearly com
pleted.
Mrs. W.P.O. Hilsdale left on Tues
day for Chicago to be guest at tn
banquet and "Fashion Show" thi
levening. She will be absent abou
. Item days and will bring home tn
latest ideas in merchandise, especial
! nv in the ready-to-wear line, for tn
l Boston Store.
i IT. M. Wallace of Minneapolis, stat
l plumbing inspector, visited the ne'
| buildings at the Home School fc
I Girls Monday and went carefully owe
| them looking at the plumbing. II
found the work done in that line wa