The Sauk Centre herald., 1914-05-28


sale. o. H. Doolittle, Sauk Centre
Minr. aov49tf
Geo. Eeroerger drove down fror,
his home in Osakis and spent Sunda,
here with his parents.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Meyers
Tuesday, May 26th, daughter whicl
only lived short time.
The Sauk Centre Post Office vii
close at 10 A. NJ, on Decoration Da,
and will reopen at $50 p. M.
Mrs. August Dahlem returned home
Sunday morning from a weeks wish
with her parents at Holdingford.
| Miss Nay Lewis is in the city from
her home in Long Prairie and is Wis
lting friends here for a few days.
Mrs. A. E. DeBeau went to Minre-
apOlis Wednesday nsou, expecting tc
come back this Thursday evening.
Miss Anna Anderson returned
home Sunday evening from, Moose
Lake, where she. has been visiting her
sister.
| Mrs. Mary Noble is enioying a
| visit from her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Davle Noble and daughter OF Hill
City, N. D.
Mrs. Agnes Rice, mother of Hearv
Rice Of the First National Bank. has
gone TO Wa6ena to spend the sun,r,ey
with friends.
Miss Kitty Ceyie returned to Alex
andrra Monday evening accompanies
by Miss Ruth klovstea0 who spent
Tuesday with her.
J. F. CoyIe enjoyed visit from his
brother c. w. Coyle Of Mason City.
Iowa, last week. The latter left for
his home Saturday.
Mrs. Percy Hansen is enjoying
visit from her cousin, Miss Alice Nc
Marry, Of Little Falls, who arrived
here wednesday afternoon.
4. . Sandum, owner of the grvc.-
I'm Sentinel, but now living in Mime
apolis, was in the city Friday: The
Herald acknowledges pleasant call.
Mrs. Wallace Purdy and little
daughter, who have been the guests
at the Watson home for the past
week, returned to their home Monday.
Mrs. W. A. Barr and little daughter
arrived in the city Sunday from their
nome In Chicago and will spend the
here with her parents. Mr.. !
and Mrs. A. Parker.
FOR SALE-Five room house, about
me block from P. O., on Pine street. |
Price $500. Q. E. Spear, Yankton,
!. Oak. 4S-52pd
Mrs. T. 3. Nutting was passenger
o Minneapolis Saturday evening. to |
pend Sunday with Mr.. Nutting and I
o Look over the house that they ex-
'ect to occupy as soon as school is
ut.
FOR SALE CHEAP-One rerrfger-
tor, ice chest I0x17 inches. Two
,ood heating stoves and one ten-foot
Xtenslon table. Al in good condition.
'heSe articles can be seen at the post
tfica. o. 3. Booba-. 2tp
J. H. O'NeiI, of Park Rapids, who Il
5 Park Commissioner Of the Itasca
tate PARK and also proprietor OF the
.ading hotel st Park Rapids, was n
aux Centre between trains OF Tues
ay.
c. y. Marshall & Co. SET Freenoet
nd ieruey buggies. You will iiae
aera, ad748
c. A.. Emerson, who has been SER
1Gsly Ill for the past two months ord
lore is able TO set up, and Monday III
ct out on the front porch. His many
riends will be glad to see him out
gain.
Mrs. Nick kinette came up from
It. Cloud Monday to attend She
cuole wedding of Weiner-RaGana-
her and Fischer-Weiner couples,
Thich took place at nine O'Clock Tu-
sday morning. II
Bunny" McGibbon underwent an
peration in a Minneapolis hospital
yednesday of last week for appendi-
tits. The Herald is pleased to re-
ort that the operation was q COM
lete success
Lloyd Dickenson came il from Du-
nth Saturday accompanied by his
lister Miss Jessie, who Joined him at
It. Cloud and they spent Sunday here
nth their aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
irs. A. Parker.
Wednesday afternoon number of
ady friends of Mrs. Chas. Brown
ave her a delightful surprise at her
ONE, well laden with good things to
at. The afternoon was spent in So
ial intercourse.
Miss Anna Cassidy, former teach
r in the local High School, arrived in
he city last Saturday from Burke,
daho, where she. has been teaching III
he past year. She left today for a
ouple of days visit in the Twin Cit
IS, after which she will go to her
ONE at Eyota, Mimi.
Ferdinand Borgmann celebrated his
9th anniversary of his birth Sunday,
fay oath. The venerable gentleman