The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-01-28

Mrs. Albert Dahlem, Jr., went to
Osakis Sunday evening and stayed till
Monday noon with her mother, Mrs.
Faille, who has been quite seriously
| ill.
B. E. Ellis and a party of friends
spent day in this city this week,
leaving for the formers home on the
Wednesday mornings train in Min
neapolis.
Mrs. Al Wruck was operated on for
appendicitis at the family home on
Monday of this week. The case was
quite serious but the patient is rest
ing easily.
Mrs. Blanche Gage, the night oper-
ator at the Northwestern Telephone
exchange, returned Monday evening
from a three weeks visit with her
parents in Kansas.
On Friday of last week Straiton &
Gillespie, the Cambridge horsebuyers,
shipped 10 head of draft horses to the
markets that they purchased in and
about Sank Centre.
Call and see N. C. Carlson, the tail
or, about that new Spring suit. He is
now located in the room back of the
Scott Music House, entrance on 4th
street. adv34-5
M. w. Lee arrived in Sank Centre
Wednesday afternoon after having
spent some little time in the West.
After looking after his business inter-
ests here for a day or two he will join
his wife in Minneapolis.
ONE NEW CABLE PIANO FOR
SALE AT A SACRIF1CE-ALSO
TWENTY OTHER PIANOS TO
SELECT FROM.-H. r. HALVER-
SON & co. adv
| Walter M. Elmore and family ar
rived Friday of last week with car
of household goods and is preparing
to taking up permanent residence on
farm recently purchased from the
w. A. Moore Land Co.
The Fourth Interstate Ski Tourna-
ment will be held at Glenwood, Mimi,
Thursday afternoon, Feb. 4, 1915.
Special train service. Make arrange
ments to attend. 345adv
Mrs. F. W. Trappmann came in
from Westport this Thursday morn
ing, enroute to her home in st. Paul.
The lady has been visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Mary Welsh of Westport.
Rev. Harris, of Royalton, recently
ordained in the Episcopal church, has
accepted three months call to the
rectorship of the Good Samaritan
church, Sank Centre. He will preach
his first sermon Sunday morning, Jan.
31st.
Victor Martin, who for the past few
months has been employed as head
tailor at the City Steam Laundry,
left on Friday noon of last week for
Chicago where he will visit with
brother for a month or so, after which
he will go to Butte, Mont. as manager
of a large tailoring establishment.
Mr.. Martin has many friends here
who wish him success. E. A. Beck
will remain in the employ of the
Laundry and is also high-class
workman.
Misses Mary Watson and Winni-
fred Cooper informally entertained a
number of their young, lady friends
Thursday evening, Jan. 21st, at the j.
F. Cooper home on Main street. Cards
was the order of the evening followed
by refreshments. The following re-
ceived invitations: Misses Void, At
den, Chelgren, Hedensted, Quigley
Burgett, Maybury, Gilbertson, Griesel
Larson, Strand, Linton, Willis, Boo
ten, Regina Minette, Hattie Gilman
Inez Brown, Florence Compton, Ruth
Compton, Maza Wallace, Jean Han
sen, Sarah Walker, Gertrude Mar
shall, E. Sprague, Nell Hanson.
Popular music, and good time at
the dance to be given at the City hall
on Tuesday evening, Feb. 9th, under
, the direction of Clipper Hose Co. No
2. Miller's six-piece orchestra will
l play. Let's go. adv
= The Misses Florence and Ruth
Compton very pleasantly entertained
= number of young ladies at the home
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E
: Compton, Saturday afternoon of last
Y week, to which the following received
r invitations: Misses Strand, Alden
: Void, Quigley, Hedensted, Stevens
e Gilbertson, Chelgren, Larson, May
i bury, Burgett, Willis, Wallace, Can
], field, Griesel, Watson, Sprague, Lin
: ton, Booten, Armstrong, Brown, Mel
d Hansen, Thorsen, Minette, Cooper
Jean Hansen and Mrs. Gibson. Pro
!. gressive 500 was enjoyed, followed b.
: light refreshments. Miss Margare
Hilsdale assisted with the serving.