The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-07-15
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST

Mr.. and Mrs. III. S. Halverson re-
turned Tuesday evening from a
months wedding trip in the West. A
good portion of the time was spent in
the Gallitan canyon, in the Rocky
mountains, hunting wild game. Hal
vor shot two black bear and is natur-
ally quite well satisfied with his ex-
perience. Mr.. and Mrs. Halverson
have taken up temporary housekeep-
ing at Spring Park and will occupy
the Fish cottage which he recently
purchased.
George Diebel left Friday noon for
Minneapolis and expects to be gone
about four months. Mr.. Diebel has
closed a contract with Madsen Bros.
who built the Caughren Theatre and
High School Building, to interior fin
ishing in two new four-story flat
buildings located between 18th and
10th on Vine street, Minneapolis.
There are about 500 rooms embraced
in this contract and Mr.. Diebel will
employ crew of 20 men.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison E. Walker
arrived in Sank Centre last week
from Minneapolis and will spend the
summer at the R. A. White home
The Walkers are old friends of the
White family, having been neighbors
years ago while residents of Mass
achusetts. They reside in Minneap-
oils, but for the past two summers
have been spending some little time
in this city and they like Sank Centre
very much.
H. w. Matheson and wife and Mr..
and Mrs. Hartinger, passed through
Sank Centre Saturday afternoon in
the latter's Overland and enroute to
their homes in Minneapolis from Osa-
kis, where they had spend week.
Mr.. Matheson is president of the Pa
per Supply Company of Minneapolis,
and while in the city favored the Her
aid with a call. Mr.. Hartinger is also
connected with the Paper Supply Co.
Mrs. Eliza Cooley and her neice,
Mrs. Kobler, came down from Deer
Creek with Mr.. and Mrs, Baker on
Tuesday in their auto and the party
will visit in the home of " L. Bur
CESS until the middle of next week
Mr.. Baker is banker of Deer Creek.
They left Deer Creek at 9 a. M, stop
ped an hour and half near Alexan-
dria and arrived in Sank Centre at
four o'clock. They report good roads.
Mrs. V. Thomson very delightful
| ly entertained the following ladies on
Friday afternoon: Mesdames j.. A.
Caughren, j. Whitson, Hasson, A. T.
Watson, A. M. Wallace, G. D. Mar
shall, M. Hogan, G. A. Morse, and J..
F. Cooper. The ladies brought their
work and were treated to dainty re-
freshments at the close of the after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Botz returned
home Tuesday evening from Holding
ford, Freeport and st. Joe. They
visited with their two sons and a
daughter in the two former places,
but at ST. Joe they attended the SER
vices at which Miss Philomena Botz,
daughter of the couples oldest son,
John, took her vows of sisterhood af-
ter having been in training one year.
MIR. and Mrs. Roy Hooper came
down from Warren the first of the
week for short visit with Harry
Hooper while enroute for a visit
with the gentleman's parents at Glad
brook, Iowa. Mr.. and Mrs. Hooper
were recently married at Warren and
expect to locate in the West.
Miss Anna Stromberg, who was
taken to St. Luke's hospital about ten
day ago, has been on the operating
table twice since entering the institu-
ton. She is much improved at this
writing and her complete recovery is
now expected.
Mrs. E. c. Rich and daughter, Hell
en-, left Wednesday noon for Mime
apolis, where they will attend the
marriage on Thursday of the lady's
niece, Miss Ruth Hosmer, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Hosmer to Mr..
Glenn Reed of Glenwood.
Fourteen land seekers, five from
Southern Minnesota and nine from
various points in Iowa arrived in Sank
Centre Tuesday to look over the SPLEEN
did offerings of the Investors Secur-
ity Association.
Mrs. Andrew Fauskee of North
Fork is seriously i'll and her daughters
Mrs. Luella McDermcn and Mrs. c..
Anderson, of Burtrun, were called TO
her bedside Tuesday.
Miss Allie Walker arrived last week
from her home at Fullerton, CAL, for
an extended visit at the home of her
brother, II. w. Walker.
Mrs. frankie Adams (nee Swift
and little son, Carl, arrived in the city
Saturday, and are visiting in the
home of Mark Swift.
Miss Ruby Mason of Lake City, ar
rived in Sank Centre Saturday for a
two weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
C. w. Rotert.
Miss Ellen Hedin is visiting with
friends in Alexandra.