The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-05-14

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day.
Jas McCracken is erecting an Auto
garage at the rear of his residence on
Pine street. Jos. Heraly is doing the
work.
Misses Genevive Seal and Gladys
Quinn came up from Merose Friday
noon to attend the class play that
evening.
Ben. Bunker left Saturday for Great
Falls, Mont, after an extended stay
here with his mother, Mrs. F. l..
Bunker.
w. o. P. Hilsdale has put in a new
background for his windows which VIII
bring out his window decorations IN
fine shape.
The Northern Pacific train Wednes-
day afternoon was three hours late,
due to the coast train being late into
Little Falls.
E. o. Higbe, Superintendent of the
State Agricultural School at Morris,
Minnesota, stopped Tuesday night at
the Palmer.
Mrs. Jas. McCracken and son, John,
went to Hutchins, Mimi, Wednesday
for a weeks visit with her mother and
other relatives.
Mrs. Hugh Watts, of Minneapolis,
is the guest of Mrs. ]. H. Law. Mrs.
Watts was formerly Miss Lulu Har-
mon of this city.
Mrs. Otto Drewlow returned to her
home near Long Prairie Saturday af-
| ter visit here with her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. VIM. Schutt.
R. H. Battey of Detroit, was in the
city Monday working politics and
talking insurance. He left on the
branch for Grey Eagle.
Mrs. Annie Pangburn and daughter
returned home Wednesday noon from
a weeks visit with relatives in the
Northern part Of the sca:e.
w. H. (Harrison) Lai1, the old
soldier from Vliiarl, was in town last
Saturday, swapping "reminiscences
with the Grand Amy men.
Chas. Bohall has purchased a live
passenger Imperial and is enjoying
the fine weather and roads with the
rest of the auto enthusiasts.
Competent girl wanted for general
Homework. Steady employment and
good wages. Mrs. James A. Caugh-
rem. adv49
Perry Bixby arrived in the city
Wednesday to make his sister, Miss
Daisy Bxby "a brief visit. He is al
present located at Detroit, MINI.
Herbert Booren, Of Saltwater, Wis
tied with his sister, Mrs. G. L. John
son, Wednesday and Thursday of las
week, while enroute to points in thu
West.
Chas. Mcdonald, of Tyler, N. D.
left Monday after a brief visit Will
his father. He was on his way home
from a business trip to the Twin
Cities.
ia Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Marshall are en-
IN loving a visit from an old friend .
Mr.. Marshalls, George Harmon o
oil Cosmopolis, Wash, who arrived herr
Sunday.
Mrs. Carey Diehl, as Worthy Ma
er tron of the Local Eastern Star, is IL
10 St. Paul this week, attending the an
nual session of the Grand Chapter g
go Minnesota. o.
S. The second division of Our Lady O.
tp the Angles church will hold coffee
q at the home of Mrs. F. E. Minette
n Wednesday afternoon, May 10th
Everybody invited.
IL Miss Nellie Harsen returned hom'
a Thursday evening from an extended
+ visit with her aunt, Mrs. Tevete, a
= Los Angles, CAL, and was met in Min
n neapolis by her brother Ed, who &C
l = companied her home.
:. Mrs. Finley of Sank Centre arrived
II here last Thursday for visit will
Ie her son and wife. Mrs. Free
Schmidt spent last Saturday in SAIL
Co~%ro with hor donrhtor Mv.c II
i :e Rose-Villard Grit.
!. County Supt. Victor Knutson, came
up from Minneapolis Wednesday moor
and was joined here by his wife, wh'
{ has been visiting her mother in Osa
kis, and returned to their home II
u Long Prairie in their car.
Mrs. S. Beidleman has been enjoy
Y, ing a short visit from Mr.. and Mrs
e, Geo. Dinkel, of Irving, Alberta, Sask.
al who left Tuesday for visit with rel
atives at Long Prairie and Park Ra
% pids, MINI. Mrs. Dinkel is niece Of
a. Mrs. Beidelman.
l. John Geuting, Peter Mcnamara anG
John F. Lembke, who are soliciting
Hail Insurance for the st. Paul Mu'
y tual in Murray county, came home
~ Saturday. Owing to the storm they
s. were unable to get away Monday but
they left Tuesday morning in Mr
e Lembke's car for Lake Wilson.
3, Nick Rice entertained a party OF
q friends on Sank lake Tuesday evening
y by treating them to launch trip in
Capt. Orvarr's craft to the head 81
the lake and back. Nick also pro-
s. vided the eatables and proved that
d he was a real entertainer. The mem
5 bers of the party included Nick Rice
3 as host, L. P. Orvarr as pilot, tango
ID jabot, popular mackinaw and a pur.
\. pie necktie.
e Mrs. Otto Falkestad gave a sur.
y prise party for her young brother
II Donald Working, Saturday afternoon
- in her rooms over the Leader, there
being six guests. Refreshments were
= served and the youngsters enjoyed The
- afternoon greatly.
Z Ernie Henderson, who is. 4 son-in.
: law Of DR.. Campbell Of Melrose anG