The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-07-22

F. Markinson of Grey Eagle spen
Wednesday in Sank Centre.
Casper Mehren of St. Cloud was ;
Sank Centre visitor on Tuesday.
THE INVESTORS SECURITY AS
OK ISOLATION SELLS FARMS. ad,
Wilson Swift and family of Stile
were Sank Centre visitors on Tues
day. ..se -@ -
Miss Allaben is visiting in the cit.
J this week, with he sister, Mrs. j.
. Hansen. -.'..
John Kuschner the harnes NAL
made a business trip to Long Prairie
Wednesday. r..
You can save money and get bet
ter camera or kodak by reading Per
kins Drug Company's adv. 7adv
Mrs. S. Rhoades arrived last Thurs
day for visit of indefinite length
with her daughter Mrs. w. C. Roter
and family.
Write Mankato Commercial Col
lege as follows: want to know about
your school; send me your free cata
logue. adv. ITO
Mrs. w. F. Sanderson left Monday
for Grand Forks, N. D., and will
spend week with Mr.. Sanderson
who races there this week.
WE SPECIALIZE IN EXCHANG.
ES. IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING
TO TRADE, TELL US ABOUT 1T
INVESTORS SECURITY ASSOCIA.
TON. adv
Rev. P. B. Mahoney came down
from Long Prairie on Tuesday and
visited between trains with his daugh-
ter, Miss Virginia Mahoney, one of
the teachers at the Home School.
Chas. B. Rouse was worth six mil
lion and he began business as book
keeper. Learn bookkeeping and
shorthand at the Little Falls Bust
ness College. Write for booklet. adv
J. C. Rush foreman of the Long
Prairie Leader office brought his little
daughter down to Sank Centre Friday
of last week to have her eyes treated.
The Herald acknowledges a; friendly
call. ~~: af ... = >
The following is a list of advertised
letters remaining in the Sank Centre
post office July 21st: Henry Here
mate, F. A. Megroth, Albert Muccey,
Mrs. Emily Monsoon and Mrs. F.. S.
Swenson. r--'<"','
Mrs. Cooley and her niece Mrs,
Kooler returned to Deer Creek Tues
day, going by the way of Wadena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker will wait for good
roads before returning with their
auto. They are now visiting friends in
Westport. =
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Watson left on
the noon train Tuesday for. Owatopna,
where they will visit with the lady's
father, Jas. Lee, who celebrated ahis
:88th birthday on -Wednesday.=afr.
Watson will return the Last of the
week but his wife will remainitwo OF
three, weeks; ,s..a, ,sTt,,
Mrs. j. p. Hansen entertain ed the
Big-4 Bridge Club on~Menday-affeter-
noon: Bridge was the. order ofJthe
afternoon, of course, but 1.-The Mem
bers were not deprived Of talking,
nevertheless, it is said. Dainty re-
freshments were served and the oc-
casion was a. very enjoyable one.
Miss Gertrude I Eckles returned
from Sank Centre Monday. . Miss
Florence Schult of Sank Centre was
visiting relatives in this village this
week. Bert Barry was Sank Gen.
tire visitor. Monday. Mrs. James
Lockead and Mrs. w. C. Reed of Sank
Centre are visiting at the Park Lake
farm this week.-Grey Eagle Ga
zette. j
At the close of the w. R. C. meet
ing next Saturday afternoon "a birth
day social will be held and lunch serv-
ed. The social will be in honor of all |
the G. A. R. boys and w. r. C. girls
whose birthdays occur in the month of
July. These socials are to be held
every month for a year so that all
nay be honored. All members of Post
and Corps are invited. Il
Matt Meyers, Jr., arrived in Sank
Centre Monday and will make his
lone with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Matt Meyers, ST., for the present at
east. His wife died last fall and he
md his father-in-law have been liv-
ng together at Buffalo, since. His
ather-in-law was buried about a week
lgo and after taking care of the dis
position of the property Mr.. Meyers
anne to Sank Centre to live. II
DR.. H. l.; Lamb returned Thursday
afternoon of last week form two
weeks outing which included several
lays in the pine woods near Pine
river and an extensive trip on Lakes
superior, Huron and Michigan. He
allied from Duluth on the passenger
teamer South American Of the Dull
18th, Chicago and Georgian Bay Line,
Several stops were made en- route to
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