The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-09-24
Miss Mary Gallagher and J. D. Will

Miss Mary Gallagher, and j. d. Will
son of st. Cloud, motored up from
the county seat Sunday and spent the
day here with Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Du-
Bots. The ladies are sisters.
I have Just started tailor shop in
the Dubois building, second door from
the North American Cold Storage, on
Main street. Your patronage solicit
ed. N. C. Carlson. adv
Mrs. H. S. Perkins of Minneapolis,
arrived here Wednesday noon from
Fargo where she had been visiting
her sister, and is the guest of her un-
Gle, O. Winslow and family.
have a few articles left such as
heating stoves, hard coal and wool,
some chairs, tables and other articles
which I will sell at auction on the cor
ner of the Merchants National Bank,
Saturday, Sept. 26th, 1914.-T. 4.
Barnes. adv
Alex Dryden sold all Of his farm
machinery and live stock at public
auction yesterday. The gentleman
has sold his farm north of Sank Cen
tire and the family will soon take pos
session of their sidence in this city,
located on Pine street.
Sunday, while riding his bicycle,
Willard Childs, son of Agent Childs,
accidently collided with the T. w.
Peart car, throwing the young man
from the wheel, dislocating his left
arm at the wrist, also smashing the
front wheel of the bicycle.
George Larson, for many years a
resident of Sank Centre, died at his
home near Rice, Morrison county, Sat-
urday, aged At years. He came to
Sank Centre with his parents when a
boy and moved away 18 years ago. He
was buried at Rice Monday.
A. M. Stiles arrived in this city
Sunday evening from his home at
Long Beach, CAL, and is enjoying a
| visit with his numerous Sank Centre
friends, and also looking after some
business interests. He was Long
| Prairie visitor the first of the week.
J. B. Segers returned to the Lake
Shore Sanitarium at White Bear on
Monday morning. He had just return
| ned from that place to spend Sunday
at home after a week of treatment.
He looked well and spoke in the high
est terms of the beneficial treatment
given there.
Lost-In Sank Centre near the
Great Northern depot during the fair
a green film pack containing about ~
films ready to print. They are valued
highly and liberal reward will be
paid for their return to Ethelyn Allen,
Osakis, Mimi, whose name appears on
the pack. 1tp
Seeing "THE REJUVINATION OF
AUNT MARY" is like making visit
to an old fashioned relative. When
the curtain goes up on the first act
and you see the old fashioned fire.
place and the rag carpet on the floor
and the old fashioned furniture you
! will imagine you have stepped in to
see some old friends. 1t is such de-
tails that help to make this play the
great, success that it is. AT the
Caughren Theatre Friday evening.
Wednesday afternoon of this week
Mrs. Laurel Kells gave fruit shower
in honor of Miss Edna Hogan. The
color scheme was lavendar and white.
Mrs. AT. Strebel assisted the hostess.
Little Virginia -Kells- presented a
whole wagon-load Of fruit to the guest
of honor. Dainty refreshments We're
served. Those invited were, Mesdames
H. t.. Austin, Lynn Whitson, d. B.
Caughren, Sidney Merryman, Il. D.
Blanding (nee Ruth. Eddy, and the
Misses Mary Watson, Ruth and Flor
ence, Compton, Hattie and Anabel Err
/ wins, Winifred. Cooper, Vera jamie
SON, Nellie Hanson, and Maza
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