The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-09-09

neer land man of Pope county, passed
through the city Friday enroute to
Walker on business.
Sam Solhaug and Wallace Daugher-
ty, two of Glenwood's promising
young men were in Sank Centre on
Thursday afternoon.
W. G. Miller, Engelbert and Andrew
Wolf of New Ulm formed one of the
numerous auto parties that was in
Sank Centre Friday.
Grove Wills, of the Herald force, re-
turned to Sank Centre Monday noon,
after having spent Sunday with his
parents at Milaca.
Miss Lillian Eastman of Glenwood,
who has been spending the week with
Miss Anna Donart returned home on
Saturday afternoon.
E. C. Maxwell, wife and little son,
returned to their home in Swanville
Friday morning after a visit with the
family of J. Galbraith.
G. M. Frazer, J. F. Bower and B.
Bower prominent Winnipeggers, drove
through town in their car on the way
to the State fair, Friday.
The Herald is in a position to save
some young man or woman a snug
sum on course in reliable business
college. If interested, call.
Jas. A. Norris left on the early
train Tuesday morning to spend a
couple of days at the state fair. He
will return in time to vote Thursday.
Mrs. Jos. Sauer, Henry and Tracy
Sauer and Mrs. Rose Terwey, of Sank
Centre are visiting at the John Sauer
home in this village.-Cold Spring Re-
cord.
Charles Fiesler, the Rexall Drug
Store man, took No. 4 Friday for the
cities on a business trip. Oh business
what frauds are perpetuated in thy
name.
Nicholas and A. o. Schmitz of Broo-
ten, were Sank Centre visitors Satur-
day. Nicholas has been engaged as
principal of the Greenwood schools
the coming year.
Miss Agnes Grundman departed for
st. Paul Monday noon to again resume
her duties as nurse at st. -Luke's hos
pital, after few weeks spent in this
city and at Spring Park.
Mrs. Jack Mccullough and children
spent Friday afternoon visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. VanCamp
and her sister Mrs. Maud Richason,
and returned to Melrose in the even
ing.
So many charming young ladies
have gone to take up their annual job
of teaching the young idea how to
shoot that the town reminds US of a
big sweet pea vine with most of the
blossoms picked off.
Wallace Dougherty and Mr.. Solum
of Glenwood were in town the latter
part of last week. Mr.. Dougherty,
who is cousin of Rev. T. C. Hud-
son, of Paynesville, was going to
Long Prairie on important business.
Mr.. Solum was headed for the lake
district up the K line to enjoy camp
ing and hunting. The young men were
the guests of Mrs. Tobey for dinner.
o. B. Boobar, Mr.. and Mrs. Lou
Irish and Elizabeth, packed some bas-
kets of good things to eat and after
church Sunday morning started in the
new REQ for little trip. They stop
ped at Long Prairie lake and
ate their dinner. At 4:30 they rolled
into Wadena, where they visited with
a cousin of Mrs. Irish until Monday
morning, at 600 a. M, when they
started on their way to Frazee, after
persuading the cousin to go along.
They stopped and had picnic break
fast in a pleasant spot, and arrived in
Frazee in time for dinner with bro
Their of Mrs. Irish. After visiting and
calling on friends the party started
homeward, leaving the cousins at Wa
dena and arrived home at $3.50. The
trip was made without the slightest
accident, and was, much enjoyed by.