The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-02-12

Miss Anna Anderson, chief operator
at the Northwestern telephone Office
returned Tuesday from Cable, Mimi,
and St. Cloud, where she had been Wis
lifting friends and relatives since Sat
urday
i Harvey Walker returned to his
home at Cando, N. d., Sunday, having
spent several days in this city with
his sisters, Mrs. Chas. Willard and
Miss Minnie Walker, the latter is still
seriously i'll.
The Grand Lodge of the Degree OF
Honor paid Mrs. Arthur Lyman the
$1,000 policy held by the late Arthur
| E. Lyman in this order in less than a
month from the date the first papers
were sent into the Grand Lodge. adv
/ Mrs. Francelia Bronson returned
Tuesday noon from Long Prairie,
whittier she went Monday to organize
IA vocal class, and was quite successful
in her work. The lady went to Free
port Wednesday morning where she
met with like success.
Many bargains in our meat
department. Get our prices, we
guarantee the quality to be the
best. Sank Centre Meat & Mer.
Co. adv
In the write-up of the entertain
ment by the teachers of the local
schools that occurred last Tuesday ev-
ening we stated that the event took
place at the residence of w. H. Parker
which was incorrect. It should have
read at the resident of Mr.. A. Park
er.
Miss Rose Minette returned from
Chicago Sunday evening where she
went with Mrs. W.O. p. Hilsdale to.
attend the Fashion Show. Mrs. Hills
dale left Chicago for Valparaiso, Ind,
where she is visiting DR.. McMasters
and his daughter Julia and will not re-
turn home until some time next week.
Mrs. Hilsdale writes that the doctor
is feeling much better and that she
is greatly enjoying her visit there. :
If you want coal with the
greatest percentage of heat pro-
ducing qualities and the smallest
percentage of slate, let us ill
your next order. G. Hillerud &
Co. adv
The Minnesota Democracy will hold
a monster get-to-gether celebration of
the leaders Of the party at. Minneap-
oils Feb. oath. and in the evening the
Hennepin County Democratic Com
mittee will serve an informal feed at
the West Hotel at $3.50 per plate. DR..
]. A. Dubois of Sank Centre has re-
ceived an invitation to attend but he
will be basking in the sunshine Of CAL
ifornia at that date and it will be i'm
possible for him to accept.
Especially attractive are the
new silks which we are showing
for spring. Th0s. Sullivan. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Dubois and j.
w. Ward expect to leave Saturday
morning for quite an extensive South
ern and Western trip. The first stop
of two days will be made in Chicago.
From there they will go to New Or
leans. Some time will be spent in this
famous old French town, and then to
Los Angeles, CAL. where they will
meet Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Richards.
Altogether the trip viii take month
which will be devoted entirely to rest
and recreation. It is expected that
Mr.. Richards will return with the
party but Mrs. Richards will probably
continue her visit for a time.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hauser and little
daughter left this city Thursday last
after more than six months in this
city with Mrs. Hauser's father, ]. w.
Ward. Mr.. Hauser went to his old
home in Denver, COL, and his wife and
daughter to New York City where
they will visit for while and then go
to Denver. Mr.. and Mrs. Hauser made
many friends while here and it was
hoped they would continue their resi-
dence in this city but Mr.. Hauser has
a good position offered him as cashier
with the Swift Packing company,
where he had worked before coming
here, and thought it best to accept.
Last Notice before the last
and only dance of the season,
next Wednesday evening, Feb.
l8. Everybody come and have a
good time.
Friends of the family of Rev. T. C.
Hudson, formerly of Sank Centre but
now of Paynesville, will be interested
in learning that the son, Ted C. Hud-
son, will graduate in June from the
electrical engineering course at Trim
ity College, Hartford, Conn. The
young man will not only graduate
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