The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-07-22
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

M. A. Cole and L. Myott spent We'd
nesday afternoon at Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Nelson autoed
to Melrose Wednesday morning.
Mrs. P. R. Davis of Long Prairie is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Lewis.
Leon Veeder left Monday for Berg,
N. D., after brief visit with his par
ents and friends in this vicinity.
John Cooper was in the city Tues
day on business from his home at
Guerney Lake, near West Union.
Ralph Baird returned to his home
at Adair, Iowa, Monday after a pleas
ant two weeks visit at the home OF
Charles Houghton.
Miss Ida Thorson stenographer for
the Investors Security Association
left Saturday for a weeks visit with
her parents at Lansing, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Rich and daugh-
ter Miss Helen left for Minneapolis
Wednesday afternoon, where the for
mer will receive medical treatment.
: Joe Jackson went up to GAINESVILLE
Friday and spent until Saturday eve
ming in that city on business in the
interest of the Midland Insurance Co.
- MIR. and Mrs. Charles Houghton
and daughter Olga, Ralph Baird and
Raymond Matthias, autoed to st. Cloud
Friday morning and returned the
same evening.
: Miss Mildred Connolly returned to
st. Paul on Saturday after a ten days
visit with relatives and friends and
attending the funeral Of her father
James Connolly.
T. w. Peart is suffering from bad
cold. We can remember when the
people were suffering from the heat
about this time of the year but cold
has got the world beat.
Mrs. Ed. Evans will return home
from Duluth today, Thursday, or to-
morrow. The lady has been absent
almost six weeks, visiting friends and
relatives in the "Zenith City,"
Misses Ann and Margaret Gal
lapher of St. Cloud and Mrs. Mont
pomery of Minneapolis returned to
their homes Sunday evening after
short visit at the home of B. F. Du-
Bots.
-, Erv. Lembke started work on Ike
Minette's farm this morning and will
be employed there while Leland Gal
braith talks his vacation. Leland will
camp with bunch of fellows at Birch
Lake.
Charles Lawrence returned Satur-
day from quite an extensive Western
trip which included the Panama
Pacific exposition at San Francisco.
He says that it is big show and he
enjoyed his trip very much.
Richard Eddy returned from Vii
lard this week where he has been en-
gagged in building silos and is temper
arily helping out the Merchants Ma
tional Bank force while Leo Schoen-
hoff vacates on his vacation. t..
Mrs. Anderson, nee Bertha Van
Norman, a former Sank Centre girl,
and her husband are visiting the lady's
uncle, Nick Rice and friends in the
city. Mrs. Anderson has been absent
from Sank Centre about IL years.
o. E. Olson has improved his resi-
~dence property on Third street by
raising the house 81 inches, putting a
concrete foundation under it and also
a full basement. The work is COM
pleted and the lawn has been filled up
and graded and the whole presents a
very neat appearance. -.
ably more handy.
The "fy boys" are attending to the
civic traps in fine style, and even In
this wet and cool season it is surpris-
ing to see the quantity Of flies gath
cred. Ten splendid conscientious boys
have the traps in charge. Parents
should see that their children do, not
NEEDLE with the traps, thus letting
the flies escape.
Howard, Mildred and Leo Ingram ac-
companied by their aunt Miss Ada
Wilcox of Moose Jaw, Can, are visit
ing at the C. A. Morse home in
Sank Centre. Mrs. Morse is an aunt
of the Ingram young people and a
sister of Miss Wilcox. The father,
George Ingram, will arrive in Sank
Centre in a short time for a visit with
relatives and old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Baldwin of In
ternational Falls, passed through
Sank Centre, on Tuesday en- route to
Woodstown, N. J. They visited in this
city between trains with the lady's
sister, Miss Virginia Mahoney, one
of the teachers at the Home School.
They will spend some time in Ken
lucky, Mrs. Baldwin's former home,
before going to the New Jersey city.
w. E. Neimeyer of Faulkton, S. D.,
and John Lingo, travelling salesman,
are spending a few days at the home
of the latter gentleman's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. K. Lingo, on the. shore
of Sank Lake. Needless to say that