The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-01-07

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IS. Bishop Co. adv
Miss Elizabeth Rich returned to
her school duties at Willard on Mon
day afternoon of this week.
Mrs. J. B. Schnure and little son of
Chicago and Hiss Martha Barber of
Minneapolis are guests, at the James
"A. Caughren home.
Mrs. D. ]. Cameron arrived in this
city Sunday evening and will remain
for about six weeks, visiting in the
home of Mrs. Tobey.
s T. H. Kinsella, who arrived home
Xmas eve, will make his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Steve Kinsella, an extended
visit at their home near Stiles. :
Fred Bohn, who was formerly en-
ployed in the laundry here but who is
now connected with the St. Cloud
laundry, visited till Tuesday morning
of this week with his mother, Mrs.
Christ Bohn. =.
New and popular music will be fur
nished by the Gibson Mandolin Club
for dance in the City Hall on Friday,
Jan 18th, Tickets rs cents. Come and
enjoy yourself and boost for this ar
ganization-adv
L. M. Davis, of Long Prairie, who
will make his initial appearance in the
Minnesota House Of Representatives
this year, from that district, passed
through Sank Centre Saturday on his
way to st. Paul.
fired Lux and little daughter, Gen
evieve, came over from Brainerd on
Thursday of last week, to visit Mr..
Lux sister, Mrs. P. Gaspard of the
Commercial Hotel. They returned
home on Monday.
Mrs. Frank Riley, Of Grove Lake
passed through the city on Saturday
fof last week on her way home, after
spending the Holidays at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
Kipsella, west of town.
I'll. Swift who's home is near Stiles,
passed through Sank Centre Monday
on his way to resume his studies at
Faribault, where he is attending a
theological school, after having spent
the Holidays with his parents.
Chester Galusha and wife of Canada
arrived in Sank Centre the latter part
of last week to visit with the gentle
mans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Galusha. Mr.. Galusha is now man
ager of a large hotel in his city.
This issue of the Herald carries the
advertisement of Mrs. j. E. Cardinal
who invites the ladies of this vicin-
ity to give her trial at their dress
making. The lady has had former ex-
perience and has taught in college
of ,dressmaking.
TDr. Julian A. Dubois, Jr., graduated
from Rush Medical College, Chicago,
recently and after spending a short
time with his parents in this city, has
entered the City and County Hospital
at st. Paul as inferno, where he will
remain a year or so before taking up
active practice for himself.
:. Mr.. and Mrs. H. j.. Hoeschen and
children, of Saskatoon, Can, arrived
in Sank centre on Friday of last week
and visited till Saturday noon with
John Book and family, when Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoeschen and two daughters,
Lucille and Ruth, left for St. Joe,
where the young ladies will enter the
Sisters school after which the parents
will leave for an extended visit in Cal
ifornia. The son, John, will spend the
time with his uncle, John Book Of
this city.
y Brown Bros. this week sold to L. W.
Gingery and M. w. Lee rs head of
steers and 35 head of heifers which
were placed on their large stock farm
southwest of Sank Centre. The stock
was all grade Durham. The gentle
men now have about ITS head of cat
tie on this farm besides rs head of
hogs. Brown Bros. in the deal bought
load of steers which are being pre-
pared for market to be delivered in
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