The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-11-12

.sydholm Studio. adv
AL. Minette stepped on rusty nail
while working on his fathers farm
Saturday of last week and as con-
sequence is limping around town at
present wearing moccasin.
Miss Mable Bean, who came home
from her school duties at Burtrum to
spend Sunday here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bean, returned to
ner school Monday morning.
Howard Phipps, druggist at Hanson
& Emerson's, drove his Overland over
to his home at Paynesville Saturday
evening. He left the car and return
ed Monday morning on the N. P.
.'THERE'LL BE NO LEAVINGS"
at the Bee Hive Millinery after the
sale, commencing Friday, Nov. 18th.
Hats while they last at Half Price.
Come early and be sure of the best
bargains. Mrs. j. F. Coyle. adv
Miss Mildred Shaw returned from
Sanitarium at Anoka where she has
,een for the past two weeks recuper-
ating from a nervous breakdown. She
S considerably improved in health.
Bring us your poultry. Buying
very day. Will pay highest prices.
Sank Centre Meat & Mercantile Com
)any. adv
Henry Otto was passenger to st.
Paul Thursday of last week, returning
friday noon accompanied by Mrs. Of
to, who has been there for the past
two weeks with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Van Camp and
grandson, Benjamin Richardson, went
down to St. Paul Friday evening. Mr..
Van Camp returned Sunday but the
other two remained for an indefinite
stay.
Mesdames E. A. Richards and Geo.
Rice and the latter's mother, Mrs.
Richards, left for st. Paul Saturday
here they will make their sister and
the latter's daughter Mrs. VIM. Smith
an extended visit.
Joe and Charlie Miller, VIM. Peg
low, Joe Kusba of Sank Centre and
John Miller of Alexandria, composed
a party of deer hunters that left here
noon for Deer River where
they will do their best to get the limit.
John Ingersoll left Tuesday morn
,ng for International Falls and from
that place will go into the north
woods on deer hunt. Although over
16 years of age the gentleman is as
much an enthusiast in the sport line
is ever.
Mrs. E. M. Sturgis and son Guy left
Friday noon for Oklahoma City, Okla.
She will spend the winter there with
Ter parents and hopes to be much
'enefitted in health by the change.
Nr. Sturgis accompanied her as far
IS ST. Paul. II
Byron Carr, wife and daughter,
Clara, left Monday for Bowman, N. d. II
where they will visit their son, Irwin.
they went via. Minneapolis. From
'owman they will go to Seattle, Wash
md after short stay there will go &
o Southern California to spend the S
winter.
Gent Gillett and Christ johnson
eft on the N. P. Monday morning for 8
4aPorte where they will hunt deer.
dr. Gillette will also hunt a house G
md as soon as he "bags" one the !
lousehold goods will be shipped and
ne family take up their residence at
hat place.
Col. Geo. Oldham left last Monday )
or st. Cloud, Florida, where he will :
pend the winter. His destination is !
city composed mostly of settle
nent OF old soldiers where military
amp rules are observed by those who $
Who wish to do so, although they are /
lot compulsory.
John Gaspard, who, for the past
ear has been employed by the Duluth
alssabe & Northern Railway COM
any at Duluth, returned to Sank Cen
re Monday afternoon. He expects
o spend the winter here and return
0 the iron country when work opens
p in the spring.
Mrs. Sharkey, who has spent the
ummer here with her parents, Mr..
md Mrs. Reed, left Friday for Park {
'alls, Wis.,, where she joined her hus-
and and will make her home at that {
lace In the future. AS soon as thew
'et settled she will return here for
ne children who are with her parents.
Mrs. Julia B. Nelson of Red Wing |
suffragette worker and who has pas
ed her 72nd birthday, was in the city {
'etween trains Friday enroute to
long Prairie where she spent Sunday
With relatives. She has addressed &c
audiences since October 10 and win Is
eturn to her old home where she win !
AXE much needed rest. Ii
Miss Maud Mckay, who, for the
'ast year has done the local work for
he Herald, severed her connection
With the paper Saturday evening. She {
viii go on the road for the Goodrich | [
Drug Company as a demonstrator.
he local department has been placed j
n charge Of Hugh E. Wallace and any !
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