The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-12-23

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stitched cardigan jackets at Nathe's
adv.
Walt Kells is being employed dur
ing the Christmas rush at Walker
Jewelry store.
A nice pair of O'Donnell or Mayer
shoes for Xmas, $500 to $3.50. M.
Nathe. adv
Walter Becker entertained few
little friends Sunday in honor if hi.
18th birthday.
Mrs. Oscar Christensen left WeC
nesday noon for st. Paul where sh'
will visit for a week or 10 days.
We want carload of Onions and
will pay right prices. Phone 1873 ~
80. J. B. Schoenhoff & Co. adv
Miss Ida Thorson left Wednesda.
noon for Lansing, Iowa where she vii
visit her parents for about two week
Mrs. E. E. Jameson returned hom
last Thursday evening from Mime
apolis, where she had been visiting
relatives.
Carl Hanson arrived Saturday from
his farm near Weyburn, Can, for E
visit with. his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Hanson.
Pat Gaspard is doing the deliver!
work for Whitson & Whitson thi:
week and Frank is working inside
during the rush.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Botz left Fri
day noon for the home of their daugh
ter, Mrs. Joe Walter, of Browerville
They returned Wednesday noon.
Miss Fetgether, of Dubuque, Iowa
who is visiting her brother, Ed. Fet
gether in. this city, is helping out il
the Golden Rule during the Xmas hol
idays. "
Miss Ida Westlund spent from Sat
urday evening till Tuesday noon will
her sister, Mrs. John Geuting, while
enroute from Fargo to the home O.
her parents in Round Prairie, wher,
she will spend Christmas.
Miss Clara Houghton arrived il
Sank Centre last Saturday evening
from GAINESVILLE, where she is teach
ing in the city schools, and will spent
two weeks with her mother, Mrs JOIN
Houghton, and Sank Centre friends
Miss. Mathilda Book arrived HON,
Monday from Pipestone, where she i
a teacher in the public schools, ant
will spend her vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Book, Sr.
and other Sank Centre relatives an,
friends.
Harry, Elliott arrived Saturday even
ing from st. Paul, where he is at
tending the Agricultural College O
the Minnesota u, and will visit witt
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. C Ell
lott, at Mccormick lake, over the hol
iday season.
John Tombers this week purchase,
a lot from Ben Vogel, consideration
$780,. The lot is located in block 1;
and comprises parts of lots IL and IL
Mr.. Tombers expects to erect wood
working factory on his property il
the spring.
Elmer Williams, who has been EN-
ployed at second trick man at the G
N. depot in this city but was forced t.
take a rest on account of ill healtl
last Tuesday, and who returned to hi
home in Sebeka, has been replaced b,
tJohn w. Stratenaeyer, who arrived Of
Thursday from Mora, where he ha
been working. The latter young man
home is in Osakis.
The Herald received a letter Wed
nesday stating that James A. Caugh
rem was suffering from quite sever
attack of the lagrippe at the Battl
Greek Sanitarium. This, of course
has naturally aggravated his oil,
troubles. The gentleman had expecte,
to return to Sank Centre for tn,
Christmas season but will not be abb
to do so. Mrs. sCaughren and hi
daughter, Mrs. Schnur and little son
of Chicago will spend Christmas witt
him at Battle Greek. The Heral,
trusts that Mr.. Caughren will soon b,
restored to good health.