The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-06-04
THE. LOCAL FIELD
Brief Happenings of Interest Concerning People and Events
in and About Sank Centre.

DR.. and Mrs. E. ]. Hollern anu
young son Jack came up from their
home in Minneapolis Thursday last
and visited with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. L. Mccormick, till Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Kaun left Tuesday for
Brainerd to join her husband at that
place. Mr.. Kaun sold out MS property
here and went to that city some time
ago where he is working in the shopS.
E. v. Moore, candidate for County
Attorney of Todd county, was in town
Tuesday. When Todd county poll
fuckers desire to meet up with crowds
| Of Todd county citizens they come to
Sank Centre.
Miss Nellie Payden returned to her
home in st. Cloud Wednesday noon
after her school year here. Miss Pay
len will not return next fall, having
accepted a position in the public
schools at Warren, Min.
Mrs. Jno. C. Mccall, wife of Con-
ductor Nc. Call who run through this
city for many years, and who is now
in the Anoka Hospital, passed
through here Tuesday enroute to her
home in St. Paul from -Bemidji.
J. ]. Weisner, proprietor of the
Waldorf Restaurant, is having his
place of business redecorated and
painted. He will also install an elab-
crate set of fixtures and plans to
make his eating place second to none
of its kind.
A bouncing baby boy was born To
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ziener at the
home of Mr.. Ziener's father, James
Jenkins on Tuesday. Mother and son
are doing finely and grandpa jenkins
and the attending physician are in
their usual health.
Miss Ethel Armstrong, English
teacher in the local schools, spent
Saturday and Sunday at Brainerd.
She returned to this city Monday and
on Tuesday left for her home at
Howard Lake where she will spend
her summer vacation.
Miss Ruth Howard, who spent
the winter with her aunt, Mrs. A
Barto, attending high school, left last
Friday for Detroit to attend the grad.
uation of her sister Winnifred. She
has not yet decided whether she will
return next winter or not.
First Communion services were
held in st. Paul's church on last Sun.
day at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, Rev
Father ART officiating. Forty-six
children partook of their communion
A choice luncheon was served in the
basement of the church after the ser;
vices.
Postmaster Boobar and his assist
ants have just completed six weeks
count of the parcel post mater hand.
led by the office. 1906 packages have
been received and 1888 sent during
that period. They handled 1874 sacks
of paper mail during that time thu
month of May which is 126 more. than
was handled in May, 1913.
Mrs. B. F. Carr returned home
Sunday from a fortnight's stay with
her daughter and family at Hunter
N. accompanied by her son, Harry
Carr, who returned to his home We'd
nesday noon, and her little grand
daughter. She was also Joined at
Fargo by her daughter Miss Clara
who has been visiting friends at De-
urolt for the past two weeks.
Chas. H. Flynn, former resident
of this vicinity and who sold his farm
last March and left for Glencoe IRON
whence he went to the Pacific coast
locking for ideal location, is back IN
Sank Centre. He has purchased the
John Eckberg place in Hoboken anc
will make his future home in this city.
Charley says he has found the "ideal''
place in which to live but it wasn't
on the Pacific coast.
John Terwey and wife of st. Joseph
were in the city Thursday to attend
the funeral services of their son, II.
A. Terwey, whose body wSs brought
here from Dalton, Mont, for burial.
Others who were present were: John
Kinzer and wife, John Sauer and
wife and three sons of Cold Spring;
Frank Marx and wife Of Eden Valley;
N. P. Rothstein of St. Nicholas; {.
Rothstein of Richmond; Matt Roller
mann, St. Martin; Frank Kunzer and
wife of Watkins; John Mertes of ST.
Joseph and Frank Sauer of Dalton.
DR.. E. C. Rich returned home Wei
nesday evening from Minneapolis
where he left Miss Helen in st. Bar
nabas Hospital where specialist Will
treat her and it is hoped an operation
will not be necessary. Some time ago