The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-05-27


lily went out to their summer home
on Birch lake last Monday
The Sank Centre high school team
will play with the Brooten high school
aggregation on. Saturday of this week,
the battle to take place on the Brooten
diamond. 4s
Mrs. Wallace Purdy arrived in Sank
Centre Friday evening from her home
at Bookings, SD. and will spend sew
eral weeks visiting at the home of her
uncle A. T. Watson.
& Leroy Working has erected shed
on his lots on the corner of Oak ana
Fourth streets in which he has in
stalled large tank to hold his supply
of kerosene for his own use.
George Washburn, of Willard, pas
sed through this city Wednesday, en-
route to Madison, Wis, where he will
visit friends for three or four days,
and also attend to business matters.
DON'T BUY HOSE FOR THE
RAG MAN. 'THE OLD RAGS
AND OLD BOTTLES MAN" WILL
CART 1T AWAY BEFORE YOU
HAVE HAD YOUR MONEYS
WORTH. BUY YOUR HOSE OF G.
HILLERUD & co. adv
I Mrs. Mary Smith and her daughter
Miss Ellen, mother and sister of Mrs.
A. C. Cawley who have spent the past
three months here, left Tuesday
morning for Wisconsin, where they
will visit for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Gingery and
daughter Miss Maud, and Mr.. and
Mrs. C.. Stiers autoed down to the Cit
les Sunday afternoon and remained
until Wednesday afternoon, on a
pleasure and business trip.
Miss Alice Parker, of Stiles Sta
ton, went to Minneapolis Monday
noon for few days with her brother,
William. Miss Parker will also visit
for few days with Miss Blanche Lee,
who is attending the state U.
Miss Hilda HIGHLAND, of Glenwood,
transferred from the Great Northern
to the N. P, Tuesday afternoon, en-
route from st. Cloud where she is at
tending the Normal, to Willard, for a
few days visit with her grandmother.
Lance Detroit, formerly of Glen
wood but now employed in the N. P.
shops at Minneapolis, visited Sank
Centre friends Tuesday of this week.
From here he went to Glenwood
where he will spend a part of his va
cation.
Mrs. J. A. Ford and grandchildren,
Harold and Lois Gage, arrived Mon
day evening from Senaca, Kan, to
spend the summer with the lady's
daughter and the children's mother,
Mrs. Blanche Gage. They will reside
in the Lockead residence, which. they
have rented furnished. Z.
I DR.. R.. d. N. SPRINGER, OPTIC
sMETRIST. FROM DIR. KLINE'S
sSANITARIUM, sANOKA,s WILL BE
Eat THE PALMER HOUSE, -SAUK
'EENTRE, On SATURDAY, JUNE
s. EYES EXAMINED AND GLAS-
SEES, FITTED CORRECTLY BY
ELECTRICITY. adv 52-1
Mrs. w. F. Sanderson tried to give
a living impersonation of a beaver on
Monday of this week, but instead of
cutting down trees, she placed window
boxes full of growing plants on the
stills of the windows on the East side
of the hotel, and also got the "Park"
in the rear of the hotel in presentable
shape
FINAL CLEARANCE OF WON
EMS SUITS THEY ARE ALL
GOOD STYLES. WHILE THEY
LAST YOUR CHOICE $7.39. THE
BOSTON STORE adv
Master Paul Girard was agreeably
surprised at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs.. A Girard, Wednesday
afternoon, May 26th, by six of his boy
friends in honor of his seventh birth
day. The afternoon was spent in boys
games and was noisily enjoyed by all
present. Refreshments capped the
climax in a way that the youngsters
showed they appreciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Hansen AID the
tlady's mother, Mrs. V. A. Whipple,
will return to Sank Centre from Min
neapolis this Thursday evening. r.
E. went down to Minneapolis Monday
to make arrangements for the moving
of Mrs Whipple's goods to this city,
and that lady will make her home
with "Rud" and his wife in their new
bungalow on Birch street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Simonton arrived
in Sank Centre Tuesday evening from
North Yakima, Wash, where they
have been making their home. Mr.
and Mrs. Simonton spent the winter
of 1884 in Sank Centre and the
old state of Minnesota evidently looks
good to them, as they expect to re-
main the greater part of the summer
at the home of his brother JAS. H
Simonton.
l WILL SHIP A CAR OR TWO
OF POTATOES AS SOON AS Pc
n Alto DJ NTINC &c 0VEP ANT