The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-10-16
OVERFLOW LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. B. T. Mossman is the guest of
her son at Ward Springs.
PEA RS. Fancy eating and Can
ming pears at Bishops. adv.
Geo. Rabbit of Osakis was, a Sank
Centre visitor last Thursday.
Geo. Watson of Avon is the guest
of his brother A. T. Watson.
J. NJ. Thomson, who hhs been
quite i'll is able to be out again.
Mrs. Mary Doty, who has been in
Montana visiting her son has returned
home.
Miss Carolyn Orendorff is the guest
of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. H. d.
Orendorf.
Mrs. Ellen Jones has returned to
her home in Winnebago, after a five
months visit with her sons and
daughter Of this city.
Arrangements have been made for
the appearance of Mrs. Chandler
Sloan. Soprano. in this city on Mon
day evening Oct. 9th. A former
resident of Little Falls, a personal
friend of Mrs. Sloan, secured this
singer for concert: in Little Falls,
and, feeling that Sank Centre is ap-
preciative of high Glass talent, has de-
cided to have her appear in this city
as well. adv 1t
S. d. Jardine left on the noon train
today. Thursday to join Mrs. ,Jardine
and family, who left earlier in the
week for Auburn, Washington. Steve
has been one of the men in this neck
of the woods that is always doing
something and he will be greatly
missed He has promised to let the
Herald reader know what he thinks
of the West.
A brand new young gentleman az
rived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Butler, formerly Miss Jessie
Thomson of this city. He was a
light weight, rather scantily attired
but plump and prepossessing. He
was promptly dubbed winfield Ray
mond" and will remain with Mr.. and
Mrs Butler until he arrives at years
of discretion, when he will probably
Join the trend of civilization and
come to Sank Centre and engage in
business.
G. M. Sprague. President of the
First National Bank OF this city, re-
ceived letter last Saturday from
Curtis Mosher, Secretary of the Citi-
zens' League informing him of his ap-
pointment on committee together
with Mr.. Ban6eld, cashier of the
First National Bank of Austin and
Mr. w. d. Willard cashier of the
First National Bank at Mankato to
go TO Washington the latter part of
this month and present to the COM
mlttee on Banking and Currency the
views Of Minnesota bankers on the
currency balnew pendiag Owing to
press of business Mr. Sprague will
1
be unable to attend.
The Ladies Monday Musical Club
entertained for Mrs. A. w. Austin at
the home Of Mrs. C. NJ Spragne on
Monday of this week Mrs. Austin
| was one of the clubs most valued
mem bers and will leave for Rochester
in a few days where she will make her
future home. Two guests were pres
ent, Mrs Sumner of Connecticut and
Mrs. Hosmer of St. Paul. The pro-
gram was taken from the opera
That's by bassnet. A biographical
sketch OF this great composer was Civ
en- by Mrs. Simonton and was one
of the most interesting numbers.
Following Mrs. Cooper gave the story
of the opera Description of the Des-
ert of That's was given by Mrs. Whit
son. Miss Harriet Irwin started the
story of Act One. Mrs. Sprague gave
two yictrola numbers. Mrs. Austin
and Mrs. Sumner each added two vocal
solos to the splendid program. Light
refreshments were served.
Sweet potatoes, genuine Jerseys,
lbs for rs cents at Bishops. adv.