The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-09-09

"Grandma" Tolefstrud is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Louis jackson in
this city this week.
John Donnolly was a passenger to
Milwaukee on Monday Moons Great
Northern train for two weeks visit
with his sister. .-s.
Tom Kinsella spent from Friday
evening till Tuesday noon in the Twin
Cities taking in the Speedway aces
and the State fair.
Dean Barnett and Hugh Wallace
went down to the Twin Cities Friday
and took in the races at the Speed
way, returning Saturday evening.
DIR. and Mrs. Lieth, of Wilton, Ia,
arrived Wednesday evening and will
visit till this Thursday evening with
the gentleman's aunt, Mother Ingram.
Miss Irene Kinsella came up from
her home in St. Cloud Saturday eve
ming and spent till Tuesday morning
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Steve Kinsella.
DIR. and Mrs. Holleran and family
returned to their home in Minneapolis
Wednesday morning in their car; they
were accompanied by the lady's mother
Mrs. T. L. Mccormick.
HOTPOINT IRONS $3.OO-ELE-
MENT GUARANTEED 10 YEARS.
G. HILLERUD & CO. adv
Hugh Wallace, Edwin Morse and
Ernest Segers returned from their
Northern Minnesota outing Thursday
afternoon, tired, broke, dirty and hap
Ply. The boys aver they had the time
of their young and tumultuous lives.
Mrs. Walter Knapp and two child
rem arrived Wednesday from their
home in Milwaukee for an extended
visit with the lady's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mike Schwartz. Mr.. Knapp ex-
poets to join his wife in about two
weeks and spend his vacation in Sank
Centre.
President Wilson has been writing
shorthand for about 40 years. Learn
shorthand and bookkeeping at the Lit
tie Falls Business College in just a
few months. Write. adv1t15
Last weeks Herald in speaking
about Miss Phoebe Hudson, neice of
Mrs. C. C. Tobey, who recently left
for Weyburn, Can, stated that she
had written Mrs. Tobey among other
things that Weyburn was dreary
place and that the laws were joke. u
1t should have read "lawns were a
joke"
w. Bush, our Grand Army neighbor,
who is one of the expert gardeners OF
this part of the state, land who, we'll
bet money, marbles ar chalk can raise
more products on less ground than
any man in the universe, had small
patch of potatoes in his garden that
yielded at the rate of more than 700
bushels to the acre. ... E
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Berglund and
Mrs. Mable Whipple came up from
the Twin Cities Saturday afternoon in
the formers car and spent till Mon
day in this city with Mr.. and Mrs.
Rudolph Hansen and Mrs. V. A. Whip
pie. Mrs. Hansen accompanied the
party to the Twin Cities and visited
there till Wednesday evening.
The T. C. Girls Club enjoyed a
"Slumber party" at the home of one
of the Clubs members, Miss Lillian
Porter, on Thursday evening of last
week. The affair "took place" after
the dance that evening and the usual
"sleepless night" was spent according
to all reports. 1t would seem that
they enjoyed themselves immensely
from what we have been able to learn
of the "affray."
You don't want to buy range ev-
cry two or three years, do you? Why
not buy a South Bend malleable and
get one that will last for years. Rowe
Hardware Co. adv
S. G. Swarzbauer and family of
this city, John Ritter and family, of
West Union, VIM. Keepers and fam
lily of Avon, and Miss Mary Sunder-
man, of this city, took the N. P. train
Tuesday morning for Ward Springs
to attend the wedding of Ben Ahrens
and Miss Sophia Filter at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ritter. The bride is a neice of Mrs.
S. G. Schwarzbauer.
]. B. Schoenhoff & Co., shipped two
cars of new potatoes last week and
they have another car on hand. The
prices are trifle low owing to the
heavy shipments at present from Wis
consin and Michigan. Mr.. Schoenhof
says everything points to better
price little later. The yield around
Sank Centre is quite satisfactory and
growers are urged to dig potatoes as
soon as they are ripe, pit them and
cover them with hay or straw and
dirt, as they will keep better in this
manner.
Come in some evening and hear the
new 80. Fair store. adv
On Thursday afternoon of last
week Miss Vera Jameson entertained
at her home on Main street in honor
of Miss Flora Nutting and Ruth