The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-12-23

We have the largest line OF striped
and plain jersey sweaters. See them
for Xmas. At Nathe's. adv
R. A. White who has been long con-
fined to his room wrestling with the
lagrippe is slowly recovering. !.
NEW HIGH GRADE STANDARD
PIANO FOR SALE CHEAP. SAL
>MOND & O'GARA. adv
Mrs. C. H. Childs, daughter, Miss
Joyce, and son, Willard, spent Friday
and Saturday in the Twin Cities.
Mrs. w. C. Smith and son Robert
are here from their Minneapolis home
to spend the holidays with relatives.
In this issue the Woodbury. cottage
is being placed on the market indicat-
ing that this desirable family will
hereafter summer in the East.
Donald Wallace will leave this
Thursday evening for his home near
Coteau, N. D., after a pleasant weeks
visit at the home Of his uncle, Asa M
Wallace.
Mrs. Rose Terwey, who spent the
summer at points in Montana, arrived
Wednesday evening to spend Christ
mas with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
J. B. Sauer.
" Dress shirts, fine wool, flannel
shirts for Xmas, at Nathe's.
Sam Ingram returned home Wed
lesday noon from Browerville, where
ne has been for the past two weeks
seeing to the clearing of some la
which he owns.
"Billy" Moore left Tuesday evening
for Chicago and expects to remain ir
that city till after Christmas, prob
ably reaching Sank Centre on Mon
lay, Dec. 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Aygarn will
leave this Thursday evening for Ey-
ota and St. Charles, Mimi, where they
will spend the Christmas vacation
with relatives and friends.
Miss Harriet Wheeler, who is teach
ing at Randalia, Iowa, returned tc
Sank Centre Saturday evening anc
enjoying the Christmas vacation with
her mother, Mrs. o. Wheeler.
Maj. John R. Howard came dowr
from White Earth Monday evening
and spent till Tuesday noon greeting
Sank Centre friends, after which he
returned to the reservation"
Webb Hedin came up from Mime
apolis, where he is attending the stat,
up, last Saturday and will spent
The vacation with his mother, Mrs
Ida Hedin, and Sank Centre friends.
Miss Florence Vogel went to Swan
lille this Thursday on the N. P, AM
will remain till Friday afternoon
Mss Vogel has just recently organic
ed a music class in that village ant
already has 13 members.
Albert Schenstad and family visit
ed in Sank Centre Monday while en-
route from their home near Weyburn
Can, to Eagle Bend, where they will
visit Mrs. Schenstad's parents; late
they will visit the gentlemans parent
at Brooten.
Pat Costello arrived Saturday eve
ming from Grand Forks, N. D., @wher
he is studying pharmacy at the Stat
University, and will spend two week
with relatives and friends. At presen
Pat is helping out at the Corner Dru
Store during the Christmas rush.
| c. E. Blunt, linotype operator. o
the Todd County Argus, called o
Horace Gluten at the Herald offic
Thursday while enroute to visit hi
brother, C. w. Blunt, at Thief Rive
Falls. The latter gentleman and Nj
Cutten worked together in job sho
in Fargo, N. D.
Miss Teckla Rydholm, who has bee
visiting in the Twin Cities since Ser
TENDER 18th, arrived in Sank Cent?
Monday evening of this week and wi
go to the home of her parents q
Swanville Friday morning to spen
the Xmas holidays. Miss Rydholr
will return to her duties as operate
at the local Northwestern Telephon
Company office the 18th of January.
Frank A. Warner, oldest brother G
Mrs. E. J. Lewis, of Sank Centre, die
at the family home, Evanston, Ill
after a several weeks illnss wit
heart trouble and hardening of tn
arteries. The deceased was IA year
old and besides brothers and sisters,
wife and four grown daughters al
j the immediate relatives left to mourn
and burial was made in Rose Hi
The funeral was held Sunday. Dec. !!
cemetery, Chicago. Mrs. Lewis lei
three weeks ago to be at her brother
bedside. She returned to Sank Cent?
/ Wednesday. ... SO,