The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-07-29

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T. B. Waters and wife of Brooten
were visitors in Sank Centre Tuesday.
Charles Dicks returned Tuesday ev-
ening from short trip to Minneap-
oils.
Chas. A. Wesson visited Sank Cen
tire on Monday, returning to his home
in Fargo Tuesday noon.
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Mrs. Helen Bourgette, of Glenwood,
spent Monday and Tuesday in this
city With her brother, A. E. Dubeau,
and family. IL
H. E.. Wolfe and L. H. Hunter, of
East Grand Forks, passed through
this city Monday, returning to their
home from Minneapolis in new car.
Miss Avis Rowe left for the Twin
Cities Tuesday noon and will visit
with her grandparents, in Minneapolis,
for a few days.
Miss Lola Diehl, of Brooklyn, Iowa,
is a guest at the home of her uncle,
Judge Cary Diehl, of Sank Centre.
She expects to remain until next
week.
F. w. Parker and daughter, Miss
Anna, visited the gentleman's sister,
Jennie and nephew, Ca. Parker, at
Stiles from Tuesday afternoon till
Wednesday. ~+T~
Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Morrison of
Minneapolis visited with the lady's
brother, A. E. Dubeau, in this city
Friday while enroute to Glenwood
where they will visit another brother,
Art.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Winters, of
Mandan, N. D., and E. E. Martin and
party of four from Pine River, Mimi,
spent Sunday in Sank Centre while
enroute to Mandan by way of auto
mobile.
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| Mrs. VIM. Mott and Miss Laura
Thompson arrived from Hutchinson,
Tuesday evening to visit at the Jas.
McCracken home. The former lady
is Mrs. McCracken's mother and the
latter a cousin.
Harry Neil is taking a forced vaca-
| ton this week on account of blood
poisoning resulting from the infection
Of wound on his right leg. The doc
tor. says it is spawn; anyhow he's
got Charley Horse
Mrs. M. Hogan and son Archie, and
daughter, Mrs. Everitt Jameson,
drove the Buick to Minneapolis Satur-
day afternoon for few days visit
with friends. They expect to return
this Thursday evening. ~-&s>s'
/ Mrs. Matilda Dubeau left for Glen
wood Monday and will spend a few
Fdays in that city with her son, Art,
and sher daughter, Mrs: Helen Rour.
Egette, after which she will return to
this city for another visit with her
son, A. E. Dubeau and family. g..
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Palmer, Mary
E.. Palmer, John w. Gilbert and the
Misses Katherine and Marion Gilbert
all of Burlington, Iowa, spent Friday
night at the Palmer House. They are
touring Minnesota in the formers
car.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Hackney and
two children, Miss Hull, Miss Munson
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Montgomery and
daughter, Miss Ruth Montgomery and
Geo Miller were the members of st.
Paul party that is making a trip to
northern Minnesota in two automo-
biles and spent Sunday in Sank Cen
ire.
William Blankenberg, wife, son and
daughter, and DR.. F. H. Rollins and
! wife of St. Charles, Mimi, who have
been spending their vacation at their
cottage on Lake Amelia, near, Willard,
came in on the N. P. Thursday morn
ing and spent the day with Prof. M.
D. Aygarn and wife.
The little Misses Modonna and
Irene brown, daughters OF Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Brown, returned Monday
evening from a months visit with
their grandmother in Minneapolis.
They were accompanied by a cousin,
Vincent Weber, who will visit in
Sank Centre for some time.
Miss Grace Dickinson celebrated
her 18th birthday Tuesday afternoon
by entertaining Is little girl friends:
Misses Merle, Mae, and Velma Hard
er, Bernice Barnard, Edythe, Marie
and Laura Pangburn, Evelyn Cawley,
Lille Hansen, Margaret Benson, Gel
ia Diebel, Regina Schwartz, Leona
Evans, Florence and Leone Pickett.
Light refreshments were served,
games played and good time was
enjoyed by all.
H. E. Mole, formerly superintend-
ent of the city schools at East Grand
Forks, and one of the well known ed