The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-01-21


spent Sunday at their respective
homes here but returned to the farm
on Monday mornings N. P. o.. 3
Miss Florence Compton, who for
the past five weeks has been having a
very bad attack of the whooping
cough, has finished the siege, for
which both she and her friends are
thankful.
Mrs. C. w. Churchill and her
mother, Mrs. C. Long, were in the
city on Wednesday between trains,
enroute from Glenwood to Long
Prairie. Mrs. Churchill returned to
Glenwood the same day.
Miss Ruth Compton went over to
Little Falls on Friday of last week
to visit till Saturday afternoon with
her friend, Miss Hazel Palmer While
there Miss Compton attended a party
given by Miss Palmer.
Miss Irene Walton, of Dickinson, N.
D., who for the past two weeks has
been visiting Mrs. Dave Caughren.
left Monday noon for Minneapolis.
After spending a short time in the
Twin Cities she will return to her
home in North Dakota.
For 9 cent Bargains in Groceries
see our ad elsewhere in this issue.
adv. Golden Rule Store.
Matt Simons, Of Munich, N. D., was
operated on at the home of VIM. Sic
ben on Monday morning of this week
for appendicitis. The patient was in
very bad condition as the case was
in the advanced stages but at the
present time the gentleman is doing
nicely.
The Sank Centre Meat & Mercantile
Company received a beef Monday
that is said to be as large or the larg-
est ever sold in this city. 1t was
bought from Joseph Pau, of Free
port, and weighed, when alive, 2,1OO
pounds and tipped the beam at 1900
when dressed.
Miss Loretta Maloney left on
Thursday evening of last week for a
visit with relatives in Canada. She
will be met at Winnipeg by her bro
Their, Victor, who will accompany her
to Brandon, Man., where she will visit
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo NAL
oney of that city. ...
ONE NEW CABLE PIANO FOR
SALE AT A SACRIFICE-ALSO
TWENTY OTHER PIANOS TO
SELECT FROM.-H. R. HALVER-
SON & co. adv
Steve and Frank Kinsella returned
home Thursday evening of last week
from months trip through Iowa.
Most of the time was spent at Oel-
vein, where they visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Atkins. The lady is daughter of
Dick Kinsella and a cousin of the
boys. They enjoyed their trip.
A fish which measured 40 inches in
length was caught on Friday of last
week by Art Brecount and Peck
Brown in Lilly lake. 1t was a mus
kellunge and not very fat so it tipped
the scales at II pounds when caught
1t was fine specimen however and
was shipped to Minneapolis to be
mounted
Mrs. J. A. Lockhead went to St.
Paul this Thursday morning to visit
her mother, Mrs. Estabrook, and her
sisters. Mrs. Lockhead's mother will
celebrate her SOth birthday Jan. 23rd.
The lady is hale and hearty and is
well known in Sank Centre as she
visits here every summer. We wish
her many more happy birthdays.
The Corner Meat Market will be
open hereafter on Sunday from to
.9:45 A. M. and after church, or from
11:30 to 1900. adv
Long Prairie has a good Basket
Ball team this year. They met the
fast Melrose aggregation on the Mel
rose floor on Friday night of last
week and although they were beaten
they gave a good account of them
selves. The score was: Melrose rs,
Long Prairie II. They say that Mel
rose has a fine gymnasium in which
to play this winter; this will be good
news, as the old hall was fine for
hide-and-seek but a cause of worry
for the visiting team.
Mrs. Everitt Jameson very pleas
antly and informally entertained a
few friends Thursday afternoon of
last week at the home of Mrs. Mary
Hogan on the North side of the river
in honor of Mrs. B. E. Schnur of Chi
cago, and Miss Marty Barber of Min
neapolis. Cards were followed by a
dainty luncheon. The following were
invited: Mesdames Thoeney Austin,
L. Whitson, D. B. Caughren and Mrs.
VIM. Barr of Chicago, and Miss Irene
Walton of Dickinson, N. D.
Friday afternoon of last week the
Misses Mary Watson and Winnifred
Cooper entertained a number of
friends at cards at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. T. Watson on Pine street.
The following received invitations:
Mesdames Thoeny Austin, L. Whit