The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-07-01
Saturday. at Rowe Hardware Co.,
$1.50 halters for IS cents. adv

$1.5O halters for 85 cents. adv
Mrs. w. F. Sanderson was an inter-
ested attendant at the Glenwood races
on both Thursday and Friday.
Put in a supply Of halters now for
this fall at IS cents, for Saturday on
ly. Rowe Hardware Company. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Gallagher visited
over Sunday at the home of the lady's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Moore, at
West Union.
Mrs. George Rice went to Ward
Springs Tuesday to assist her sister,
Mrs. Carrie Smith in getting settled
in her cottage. -... = - e. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chan Marshall, Mr..
and Mrs. John Whitson and Mrs. Alex
Jameson autoed over to Glenwood on
Thursday and attended the races.
Mrs. Frank, Perry will be hostess at
a Civic Tea, Wednesday afternoon,
July 7th. All who are interested in
civic work are invited to be present.
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be ready for delivery Saturday after
noon. Secretaries of rural lines
should call at my office for them.-J.
w. Ward. - ,:-.,,; adv, = -
When you put those colts in the
barn this fall you will need more hal
tiers. Why not get them now? $1.50
halters for Saturday only IS cents.
Rowe Hardware Company. adv
Dave Caughren and Lynn Whitson
autoed up to Osakis Tuesday after
noon and looked after interests on the
Caughren farm near that city, return
ing the same evening. = ...-
The Young Ladies' Sodality Of St.
Paul's church will give big dance at
the City Hall, Sank Centre, Monday,
July 5th. Music by Miller's Orchestra.
A good time is assured. adv
The City Hall has been scrubbed
and cleaned and will be lastly decor
ated for the dance Monday, July 5th,
given by the Young Ladies Sodality
of St. Paul's church. Music by Mil
ler's orchestra. Come on over; you'll
enjoy it. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Gray of West
port and Mrs. Gray's sister, Edith
Boobar of Fair Haven, were in town
last week, spending the day with their
cousin, Mrs. Tobey. They also called
to see their aunt, Mrs. James Stevens,
who has been in DR.. Lambs hospital
for two weeks.
Robert Barrett and Clyde Fachu of
Adair, Iowa, arrived in Sank, Centre
Monday for visit at the Charles
Houghton home, Mrs. Houghton being
an aunt fpMr. Barrett. Tuesday at
ternoon Mr.. Fachu received the sad
news that 3-year-old brother had
been accidentally killed the evening
before and the young man left for his
home. .., 81 .
At the meeting Of the w. r. C. last
Saturday, Mrs. J. B. Perkins was pre-
sented with solid gold w. r. C. pin
as token Of appreciation of her
faithful and efficient services as Sec
rotary Of the Corps for many years.
1uISs~Dd1tO Hiuducs y SuOrC presentation
speech. Light refreshments were
served and jolly social hour spent at
the close Of the meeting.
Geo. Fish received word Wednesday
that his son Paul, who had been in the
hospital for some time at st. Cloud
with. tonsil trouble, was operated on
on Tuesday and at last reports, al
though weak and sick, it was believed
the operation had been thoroughly
successful and that the yearly tonsil
trouble to which Paul has been SUBJ
ject would be done away with.
The Sank Centre Auxiliary of the
w. II. M. Society Of the M. E.. church,
held their annual meeting in the |
church parlors on Friday afternoon Of
last week. Officers were elected as
follows: Mrs. Townsend, pres; Mrs.
Duel, vice pres; Mrs. Harry Lewis,
treas. gsThe timeoof ss'thef
mestingi was ehangsds TO -the
second Ffidayaef each month, instead
Of the last, as heretofore.