The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-02-05

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/ Miss Mary Maybury of the local
schools spent Sunday at the homo of
her parents in st. Cloud.
Ice Cream will be frozen according
to order for Valentine Day. Get your
orders in before or on the twelfth of
February. Sank Centre Cold Storage.
The masquerade skate at the Grand
Opera House last Thursday night was
greatly enjoyed by about twenty-five
IcouDles. Erma sMeB Bride and Marion
Lyman carried off the honors for hav-
ing the best costumes.
S. d. Jardine writes the Herald to
have his copy of the paper forwarded
to Auburn, Wash, where he says he
will be located for the time being. He
states that it is a thriving town and
that he likes the climate and the.
country. !,
Buy beans and reduce cost of living
Fancy hard picked at McCrackenI &
Burgess. adv ~
Word was received here today of.
death of Mrs. Ben VanCamp at Ann.
Arbor, Mich. Mr. VanCamp is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G. VanCamp,
of this city and he has the sincere
sympathy of the people of this COM
immunity. His unfortunate wife has
been the victim of i'll health for a
humber1of months and death came as
"a. relief to her.
Four generations were represent
ed at family reunion in st. Joseph
last Friday, when Mrs. Angelina Lin
nemann, pioneer, observed her 81st
anniversary. Mrs. Linnemann recount
ed many incidents of the sixty years
she has lived here. She told her
great grand children about the In
dams and of her personal experien-
ces during the outbreaks.
The Mid-Winter meeting of the
Minnesota Federation of Woman's
Clubs will be held in St. Paul Feb. 81.
A reception will be the rendered the
visitors under the auspices of of the
Fourth district clubs, at the Masonic
Temple, corner of Sixth street and
Smith avenue, at 1870 p. N. Saturday.
Sank Centre will undoubtedly be rep
resented at this gathering.
w. w. Latta, machinist and fore
man of the Brainerd Dispatch, spent
Monday afternoon in Sank Centre in
speeding the Intertype. The gentle
man is thorough machinist and af-
ter careful inspection pronounced the
machine O. K. He has invented a
gasoline burner to be used on either,
the linotype or Intertype and it is ap-
parently decided improvement over
anything now on the market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Jameson very,
informally and delightfully."- entertain
ed few friends Saturday evening in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. James Ingram
of Pequot, MINI. Five hundred and
"McGinty" were enjoyed until after
eleven when sumptuous refreshments
were served. The following were pres,
emit: Mr.. and Mesdames j. Whitson,.
y. F. Cooper, C. d. Marshall, A.. E.
Erwin, A. M. Wallace and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ingram.
Mrs. Gale Lyman returned from st.
Paul Monday evening where she has
been with her sister Mrs. A. E. Ly-
man, who underwent a surgical oper-
alton at the Midway hospital in that
city on Thursday Of last week. The
lady is doing nicely and is able to be
up and expects to return home in an
other week. Mrs. Gale Lyman re-
manned here till Wednesday noon
when she left for Fargo, N. D., where
she has work connected with the De-
gree of Honor.
The five teachers who were elected
to fill the vacancies occurring in the
local public schools last year enter
tanned those who retained their posi-
sstions for the present year, at the res
idence of w. M. Parker on Tuesday
evening of this week, in a highly sue
cessful manner. The feature fthe
evening was an impromptu vaudeville
program. Upon the arrival of the
yited guests they were presented with
programs giving the order in which
the vaudeville stunt each was obliged
to "pull off," They were equal to the
occasion and the skillful manner in
which they rendered their their oieI-
ing made the work of the ordinary
professional look cheap. A number III
them may already have received fiat
tering offers from the Orpheum cir
cult. The representations by one of
the number called for repeated en-
cores. At ten the merry crowd sat
down to an excellently prepared re-
past consisting of every conceivable
delicacy, and the "old' teaehers were