The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-08-12
w. K. Colyer. ex-Mayor of Mime

A. P. Stoneberg and wife of Cen
ter City, were in the City Saturday.
Mrs. E. L. Rose left Saturday for
visit with friends in Alexandria and
Fargo, N. D.
]. H. Hanrahan and D. Rombaugh
of Glenwood, were Sank Centre Wis
itors Friday.
C. R. Buckley, the st. Cloud archi-
tect and C. H. Barnes were business
visitors here Monday.
David P. Jones, ex-Mayor of Mime
apolis, came up from that city Friday
and remained over night.
Miss Mary Cordell left on Monday
for the Cities where she will visit with
relatives and friends for a week.
Miss Alys Brophy of st. Paul is
spending a week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. P. J. Brophy of this city.
w. B. Brawley who has probably
travelled for single firm longer than
any other man in the country was In
the city last Thursday.
Miss Delphine Little left Saturday
for her home in Hankinson, N. D.,
after spending a month at the home
of her uncle, P. J. Brophy. .
Rose Knaus, Barbara Paul, Tony
Stang and John Pbepson visited at
Sank Centre, Melrose and Freeport on
Sunday.-Cold Spring Record.
Joe Welle, the Greenwald thresher,
has purchased a new Nichols-Shep-
pard separator, which he received and
took home with him last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hinnenkamp,
of Melrose, accompanied by Mr.. Cooke
and daughter of st. Louis, visited
their son, Rev. Hinnenkamp Tuesday.
Mrs. Ballard of st. Paul and Mrs.
Boynton of Mankato who have been
Visiting their brother w. Bush left for
their homes last Thursday afternoon.
Gordon V. Morse and friends, Miss
es Ruth and Mable Dudley, Of Min
neapolis, came up from Minneapolis
Saturday for an over-Sunday visit at
the home of the gentleman's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Morse. They re-
turned in the evening.
Asa M. Wallace returned Monday
evening from Duluth and the Iron
Range where he had enjoyed the out
ing with the Northern Minnesota Ed
itors. Mrs. Wallace will visit in Du-
luth for few days and is expected
home tomorrow. FRIDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Christie and
son Richard, of Minneapolis and Mrs.
C. E. Clark and daughter Marion are
visiting their grandmother, Mrs. M.
j. Sutton for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Dean arrived
Thursday night from Chicago for a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Strebel and
grandchildren. 1t seems natural to
see Mr.. Dean on our streets again.
j. w. James, wife and daughter
Alice arrived here last Thursday noon
from St. Paul and visited friends in
and about Sank Centre for several
DAYS. The Herald acknowledges a
pleasant call.
N. M. Thygeson the we'll known st.
Paul attorney, accompanied by his
family and a party of friends stopped
at the Palmer Friday night. They
were pounding the green trail for
Lake Itasca, for fortnight's outing.
| DON'T FORGET TO COME TO
THE BOSTON STORE TO BUY
YOUR LOW SHOES. THEY ARE
HAVING BIG REDUCTIONS ON
THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF LOW
SHOES. SALE TO CONTINUE ALL
NEXT WEEK. adv
On Wednesday of last week the
Right Reverend Bishop Busch of St.
Cloud was a guest of Rev. FIR. Hinnen-
kamp of this city. He held brief
service in the church of Our Lady of
the Angels in the evening. Thursday
morning he left for Willard, Glenwood
and Lake Reno to conduct confirma-
ton services.
Miss Rika Steurnagel of Sank Cen
tire was a guest of friends in Grey
Eagle last week. :. {. Clarence Barry
and Dell Woodman were Sank Centre
visitors Monday afternoon. &C. ].
Barry was Sank Centre caller Tues
day.. Milan Diamond and Howard
Davis were Sank Centre visitors Mon
day afternoon.-Grey Eagle Gazette.
Mrs. Cordell and daughter, of Sank
Centre were guests at the home of
Mrs. Simpson one day last week. i.
Mrs. John Kane, little son and daugh-
ter were among the passengers to
Sank Centre Tuesday. >. Mr.. Aloe
went to Sank Centre Monday, from
there he will accompany, Mr.. Kelly of
st. Cloud to North Dakota to look at
land. :. Miss Clara Houghton of Sank
Centre is the guest of Eva Simpson
this week.-Villard Grit.
WE RECENTLY SOLD AT SAUK
CENTRE Al BEAUTIFUL PIANO
ON PAYMENTS; PARTY WAS UN-
ABLE TO MAKE PAYMENTS ON
SAME. WE WILL TRANSFER AT
TACHED TO SOME RELIABLE
PARTY FOR THE BALANCE DUE.
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