The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-02-13
PfRS0Nu PARAGRAPHS

HOIley fdDCy colnU money. IL. -.
Bishop Co. adv
II Mrs. H. Benard is visiting lie r
mother Mrs. Margaret Kurell.
Mrs. Anna Hiram of Avon is visit
ing the family of Matt Meyers
u Paul Fish left Monday for Fergus
Fall which place he will make his
headquarters.
II Fay w. Sprague went to st. Paul
Wednesday morning and will return
this evening.
II Miss Title Fladeland, former
Sank Centre girl, is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. p. j. Nelson
Mrs. Matte Pangburn returned last
week from Jordon where she has been
at the Sanatorium.
Davis Elliott. who is teaching in
Sartell, is spending two weeks vaca-
tion with his parents.
II Mrs. J. c.. Swift left Wednesday
noon for the cities to purchase her
spring millinery stock.
| Mrs. w. McNeice left Saturday for
Minneapolis for months visit with
her daughter Mrs. Roy Hoorle.
/ Mrs. T. +. Myott and son left Wed
nesday morning for Little Falls for
visit of few days with relatives.
! Miss Clara Houghton came up from
ST. Cloud Friday night to spend her
week end vacation at her home here
Thos. Sullivan went to Minneapolis
Sunday to spend several days buying
spring goods and attending the auto
show.
4 Miss Ruth Compton left Saturday
for Osakis where she has secured
!: position as teacher in the public
schools.
| VIM. A. Smith, who spent the vim
ter with his grandparents Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Huey, left Monday for
Akeley
Il Miss Cecile Gallagher of st. Cloud
came up Friday night and spent Sun
day here, the guest of Mrs. A. F.
Hoynihan.
Mr. and Mrs. p j. Nelson and their
guest Miss Fladeland spent Sunday In
Westport guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Bishop.
j G. K. Quill was in St Cloud Friday
! looking after the settlement Of the
estate of the late Refer Thorstenson in
the pr0hafa court
II We buy poultry every day in the
year. Bring it to US. Sank Centre
Meat & Mercantile Co. Adv.
n Miss Whaley of the Melrose corps
of public school teachers, spent Sat-
urday and part of Sunday here the
guest of Miss Cassidy.
| The statement of the First National
Bank shows deposits OF $428, 700, an
increase of about $4,000 since the
September statement Adv.
F. P. Cullen, of the firm of Cullen &
Dewhirst went to Minneapolis Sunday
to attend the automobile show, expect
ing to be absent several days:
!! A. H. Wilmerding, the Freeport
nurseryman, was in Sank Centre Mon
day arranging for premiums on fruit
for the coming Stearns county fair. :
4 Miss Minnie Schaeffer. who has
been in Montana the past four years,
returned Friday for visit with her
lparents Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Scllaeffer.
| Hon. Frank E. Minette came up
from st. Paul Saturday night and
|spent Sunday here, the legislature hav-1
ing adjourned over from Friday to-
Monday.
| Apples are the best and the cheapest
lever Ii you buy them of Bishop. adv
| Alderman L. w. Gingery returned
Monday night from his ten days trip
Into Canada. He reports severe
weather with storms in the Dominion
|country.
| Miss Berthe Anderson left Tues.
Iday for Minneapolis for short visit
with friends. From there she goes
to the northern part of the state to
accept position.
/ V. J. Dombovy is back at the an
vii in his shop again. He took lit
tie time off after renting his business
but is now working and helping Mr..
johnson, the lessee.
Mrs. H. l.. Lamb returned last week
from Spring Valley, where she had
spent some weeks with her mother,
Mrs. Whiting. who is recovering from
a long and serious illness.
| All kinds of salt and dried fish at
Bishops. adv
| A. E. Lyman returned Saturday
evening from Rochester where he
underwent an operation recently. Mr..
Lyman is gaining rapidly and was able
to walk home from the railroad sta
ition.
Miss .Mayme Tooley of Park Rapids
visited in Sank Centre with Mr. and
Mrs. C.. w Parkinson from Saturday
to Monday, when she went to Mime.
Iapolis with her sister. who entered
school there.
| Too ingram, ,.ofu,.pod Saturday frrv,