The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-07-15

Members of the w. r. G. and all
other patriotic women are asked to
remember the Soldiers Home, and
when putting up or down their usual
jelly and fruits to make extra cans
and tumblers for barrel to be sen.
to the Home and Women's Building
at Minneapolis. A barrel of empty
jars and tumblers has been sent up,
and be exchanged for the filled ones.
In this way women will not be out
their own jars. Leave fruit at Per-
kins Drug Store, or at the library.
| One of Sank Centres residents was
detected this week with a loon in his
possession which he had shot on Sank
Lake; the gentleman was brought be-
fore Judge Diehl and although he was
not aware that it was against the
game laws to shoot loon, he paid
his fine and was released. This should
prove warning to other Sank Centre
people and remind them that it is I'M
lawful to shoot any water foul at this
time of the year.
The small shetland colt belonging
to the children of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Smith and which has caused consider
able comment about town on account
| of being so small, was seriously in
jured Tuesday night when it became
entangled in the manger and died on
Wednesday afternoon. He was so
small that the oldest girl could carry
him around under her arm. 1t was
quite a blow to the children to lose
their pet.
Foster and Lawrence Woodbury.,
sons of M. F. Woodbury. arrived in
Sank Centre Tuesday evening for a
short visit with relatives and old
friends. The young men are enroute
home from visit to the San Fran
cisco fair. A short stop was made at
Devils Lake to visit with their sister,
Mrs. Mann. They left this Thursday
noon for their home at Hornell, N. Y,
and expected to go directly home.
Sanford Smith arrived IN Sank Cen
tire Monday evening from Brecken-
ridge where he had spent about a
weels visiting his brother. His mo-
Their "a years of age, ACCOMPANIED
him, and will remain some time with
the other son. The mother is re
markedly hale and hearty for one of
her age. Sanford will return to Pres
colt, Wis, the latter part of the pres
ent week.
Philip F. Hammersley and Miss
Maude Wilcox Shepard We're married
at the home of the brides parents in
Minneapolis Tuesday, July 6. The
groom is quite well known in this city
and vicinity as he used to visit here
regularly for some years in the inter-
ests of the Metropolitan Music Co.,
for which firm he was a travelling
representative.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Head, who re-
turned from the West last week, were
accompanied by the lady's uncle, Matt
Dodds, who will visit friends and rel
atives about Sank Centre for some
time. Mr.. Dodds is an old resident of
this city, having lived on his farm on
the Melrose road up until 10 years
ago, when he went West, making his
home since that time in Seattle.
Rev. T. G. Hudson of Paynesville,
visited with relatives in Sank Centre
Monday. Mr.. Hudson is brother-in-
law of o. B. Boobar and Mrs. Tobey.
He was returning from the mid-sum-
mer Convocation of the Diocese OF
Duluth, which was held at Cass Lake
Indian Mission, July Til.
The T. C. girls club very agree
ably surprised Miss Lillian Porter on
her birthday, Friday, July 10th, at
the home of her parents on Pine
street and after spending an enjoy
able afternoon were served luncheon
and departed with many well-wishes.
Mrs. F. w. Clements, son Wayne,
and father w. S. Pratt, arrived Tues
day afternoon from their home in
Port Huron, Mich, for an extended
visit with the lady's sister and the
gentleman's daughter, Mrs. w. F.
Sanderson.
Jos. Schoenhoff and family, Louis
Jacobs and family, Theodore Meier
and family and Ben Schoenhoff and
family spent Sunday afternoon very
pleasantly at the home of Theodore
Schurmann.
Kenneth McCullum left on Monday
evenings flyer for st. Johns, N. D.,
where he will spend the summer yaca-
ton with his uncle, Conductor. e. M.
Bryant.
Miss Mary Maybury came up from
her home in st. Cloud for a few days
visit with Miss Jean Hansen and
other Sank Centre friends.
Arthur Blair of Long Prairie spent
from Sunday until Tuesday as the
guest of his cousin, Miss Mable Lam
phear of Sank Centre.
The Misses Wilcox were passengers
on Wednesdays train for Ward
Springs. They are guests of their
aunt, Mrs. Smith.
A. L. Bromenschenkel Of St Paul,
arrived Sunday for a short stay with