The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-02-19

NJ. A. Cole has rented the o. T,
Spears house on Pine street, now oc
cupied by H. w. Booker, who will oc
lcupy the o. B. Boobar house on B;rcl
street.
i Quite bunch of young fellow.
from Sank Centre attended the Mel
rose-St. Cloud basket ball game ane
dance at the former place on Friday
| OF last week.
/: Mr.. and Mrs. Asa N. Wallace left
Wednesday afternoon for Minneapolis
to attend the annual meeting of the
Minnesota Editorial Association. They
expect to return Saturday evening.
Miss Mabel Myron was in the city
enroute to her school at GAINESVILLE
from her home in Glenwood. She was
accompanied here by her mother who
remained here till Wednesday to re-
ceive medical treatment.
DR.. w. II. Jordan, district superin-
tendent of the Litchfeld district, will
exchange with Rev. Parish and hold
quarterly conference in the Methodist
church Saturday at 8 p. m. He will
also preach Sunday morning.
Albert Markson went over to Little
Falls Thursday morning and that eve
ming "road the goat" in the Elk's lodge
and is now full fledged member of
the Antlered Hosts. T. F. Myott ac-
companied and saw that there was
nothing overlooked in the work.
Mrs. J. F. Coyle returned from the
Twin Cities Thursday evening where
she had been for several days assist
ing Miss Kittie with the buying of the
new spring millinery stock for their
store. The latter returned on Monday
evening from Chicago where she went
last Thursday,
]. C. Anderson, who has been the
guest of j. B. Gueting and family, left
Tuesday for Indianapolis, Ind. He
has recently been appointed represen-
tative in the Northwest territory for
the Motor Car Manufacturing Co., of
Indianapolis, having been transferred
from Dallas, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. G. Wedge left We'd
nesday for a ten days visit with rel
atives and friends at Zumbrota and
other points in southern Minnesota.
Returning next week, they will attend
the annual meeting of the Minnesota
Hardware Dealers Association which
will convene in. Minneapolis.
The Brooten base ball club held its
annual meeting last Thursday night
and the officers were elected for the
coming season. President, DR.. S. III.
Secretary Treasurer, III.
o. Imesdahl; Manager, F. B. Wick
land. The latter would like to hear
from all towns playing fast ball.
Mrs. Arthur Tuttle arrived in the
city Thursday evening and remained
I'LL Friday noon with her sister Mrs.
Ed. Evans and her mother Mrs. Hof-
man, enroute to her home at Devils
Lake, N. D., from trip to points in
Texas where Mr.. Tuttle is at present,
and will return there in the spring
where they will make their home.
For our customers who were unable
to procure some of the star cut tum-
blers which we had during our 9 cent
sale, we wish to say that we have
just received another barrel and the
same will be on sale at 9 cents on Sat-
arday, Feb. 21st. Golden Rule Store
adv
Mrs. e. j. Lewis received word from
Mrs. M. F. Woodbury., Of Hornell, N. |
Y, saying she and Mr.. Woodbury. had
arrived in Long beach, CAL, and would
remain there for some time. On their
way out they visited with AGxs. Alex
FULLY, former Sank Centre resident,
in st. Louis and with friends at points
in Nebraska.
Saturday evening Mrs. c.. MI
Sprague received sudden and uneN
pected announcement of the death of
her sister, Mrs. George Bissinger,
which occurred at Lomboc, CAL, the
PARTICULARS of which have not been re-
eived at the hour of going to press.
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