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

Thomas M. Savage, assistant fac
tory inspector paid the Herald Office
a visit Tuesday.
J. S. johnson of Mayber, Canada,
who owns farm in Grove Lake was
in town Tuesday.
Vera Bramhall left Sunday for her
school near Willard where she will
teach the ensuing year.
Do you want your hens TO lay?
Buy our mixed feed, better and cheap
er than any other. L. s. Bishop Co.
adv.
Mary Zapp left Saturday for Barn
esvifle, Mimi. She is engaged as
teacher for the coming year at a
school near that place.
W. T. Clark, one of the oldest of St.
Clouds pioneer settlers, died at his
residence in the city October 18th. at
the advanced age of eighty-three
years.
A party of twenty ladies surprised
Mrs Geo. Engle Tuesday. An enjoy
able afternoon was spent. There
was nothing lacking in the line of re-
freshments. >'..:
The Gradatim Club entertained
the Musical Club at the residence of
Mrs. NJ. D. Aygarn on Wednesday. at
which the report of the Brainerd con-
vention was read.
S. Neri, an itinerant Italian peddler
was brought before Judge Diehl, last
week for peddling without a license
and contributed two iron men to the
city treasury for his dereliction.
r. The Sank Centre H. S. football
team engaged in game with the
Wizard eleven at that place Wednes-
day and the formers proved more than
match for their opponents and won
easily by the score of "a toe
The Lady Maccabees made an in
formal call on Mrs. Matte Pangburn,
on Tuesday evening at the Rest Room
and left a pleasant remembrance of
their call in the shape of canned
fruits, jellies, pickles and other deli
cacieS.
r. A. Warner, brother of Mrs. E.
j. Lewis of Chicago, accompanied by
his wife and daughter arrived Mon
day for a visit. MIR. Warner left
Tuesday noon TO join DR.. Lewis, who
is duck shooting at Ten Mile lake in
Otter Tail county.
II. w. Donalds and wife accom-
panied by George E. Deyeny and
Henry Kingsley, all of Faribault,
Mimi, we're at the Palmer House.
Saturday night. They we're return
ing from an auto tour to Glacier PARK
and Miles City, Mont.
A deal was closed last week whereby
Chas. Miller became owner of the Geo.
! Fish residence property >on Pine
street at present occupied by the
Percy Hansen family. The Millers
will be domiciled in their new home
the first of November: -:
Miss Harriet Wheeler, who is teach
ing Home Economics, in the consoli-
dated school at Brooten will read a
paper entitled: THE Warm Lunch as
Carried Out in. Rural SCHOOL, be-
fore the NJ. E. A. to be held October
23rd. and oath. in Minneapolis.
Rev. Edwin b. Aus1wold, financial
agent for the Park Region Lutheran
College of Fergus Falls and pastor of
the North n d South Emmanuel
Lutheran congregations near Pelican
Rapids, was in the city Friday onbus-
ness connected with the college. :
Miss Vera Mullen, daughter of Nan
Mullen former Sank Centre resident,
who was with Mr.. Capser in his store
in 1885 was the guest of Mrs. Minnie
Mullen Monday. Miss Mullen is a
musical artist, who is touring the
state under the auspices of the State
Lyceum Bureau.
George Borgmann, Ed Hansen, E.
G. Fettgather, J. A. Schoenhoff and
George Butler, left Monday for Long
Lake, near Cyrus. where they have a
duck pass to do some shooting. Mr..
Schoenhoff returned Tuesday and re-
ported light flights. The other mem
bers of the party are still out.
"Mrs. Sloan is a singer who invari-
ably charms. She has many gifts, a
sweet, true voice of wide range, COM
bining lyric and dramatic qualities, a
highly musical temperament and the
charm of beauty and simplicity of
manner. "-Tacoma{ WASH News. Mrs.
Sloan will sing at the Grand Opera
House October 9th. adv
When it comes to driving Major
Gantz through a big field without
grazing wheel w. +. Sanderson has
few equals and no, superior. When it
comes to plotting car he is not so
much of a success. He tried driving
DIR. Lambs car the other day and
promptly nut it into ditch by the