The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-12-16
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. The Lee-Gingery Co., house fur
nishers, the home of useful presents.
adv .........
Lewellen McDermond, of Burtrum,
is visiting relatives and friends In
North Fork this week.
l have considerable standing second
growth hardwood timber; no under
brush; that / will give away for the
cutting and hauling. For particulars
inquire of Aaron F. Bosshart, Sank
Centre. 279pd . -
Miss Jean Hansen took the 700
o'clock train Saturday evening for the
Twin Cities. After spending day
or so there, she returned as far as st.
Cloud, where she has since been Wis
iting at the Maybury home:
= GENUINE CUT GLASS AT
PRICES YOU HAVE NOT SEEN
BEFORE. VASES, TUMBLERS,
SHERBETS, VINEGAR BOTTLES,
NAPLES, ETC. 25 CENTS AND
UP HANSON & EMERSON THE
CORNER DRUG STORE. =" adv
Mesdames A E. Erwin and j. F.
Cooper gave a second of a series OF
delightful social functions at the En-
win home on Main street Tuesday al
ternoon. Invitations were issued Tor
FORTY. Cards followed by dainty re-
freshments was the order ofothe at
ternoon. - $780,.
COMBINGS-Madei into switches
and transformations. Also human hair
switches at reasonable prices. Mrs.
F. M. Schellin, Albany, MINI.
Mrs. Peter Orvarr was agreeably
surprised at her home on North Main
street in Brooklyn on Tuesday after
noon, Dec. 18th, in honor of her birth
day. About 16 of the her lady friends
called, laden down with good things to
eat, and the occasion was enjoyed to
the fullest extent, the guests wishing
the hostess many happy returns OF the
day on taking their departure.
See our large line of mer's suits
for. Xmas at $1,000, $500, $500,
$4,000 and $500. M. Nathe. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Caughren
left Saturday morning for Chicago.
After a short visit with the daughter,
Mrs. Schnur, Mr., Caughren went to
Battle Creek where he is receiving
recuperatings treatment at the sani-
tarium They expect to return by
Christmas. but Mr.. Caughren expects
to return to Battle Creek as soon at
tertithe first of the year as he can get
his numerous business affairs in shape.
Buy your boys a nice suit for Xmas
at $3.50 to $500. At Nathe's.
C. G. Langdon arrived in Sank Cen
tire Tuesday noon for a visit with his
mother, Mrs. Ann Langdon, at tn
home of his brother-n-law Ed 'Sweezy
and the latter's son, Jos. Sweezy and
family. Mr.. Langdon was returning
home: from Washington state where
he had been transacting business and
will remain in the city till Friday
noon, when he will leave for his home
in Mayville, N. Y, accom- anaed by
his mother, who will visit there for
an indefinite length of time. g =
The IL silent stitchers were Silent
ly"sef1tertained at teh home of Mrs.
L. f.. Kells Monday afternoon. We
have read of persons standing in the
the Grand Canyon of the Colorado,
where the silence was3oppressive, but
we can state with authority that the
silence of the Grand Canyon had
on the "oppressiveness" Of
the ssilence illustrated by the, Dozen
Daiaty Silent StitchersR, The dozen
was really a bakers dozen as Miss
Lydia Strebel was as guest. 4 Lauref
did Aet have to take to the wood-shed |
or Cellar as he was in st. Cloud on
business. He always was lucky |
cuss Refreshments were ssgyed but
did nat sern I'd 5interfe u q s#ssi the3
Silence.