The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-05-06

Geo. F. Bouton, the insurance man
is here this week.
The younger Set" bridge club was
entertained on Wednesday evening of
this week at the home of Miss Jean
Hansen. They remained long after
refreshments had been served but
they proved that "Watchful Waiting
Wins"
F. G. Bradley, Deputy County En-
gineer, and crew Of five, took the
train for st. Cloud Wednesday noon.
They had finished the re-survey work
on Ditch No. "a south of Sank Cen
ire. This work begun April Goth and
has just been completed.
The 1915 Senior Class will give a
most exciting comedy Friday evening
"a love comedy-"A Russian Honey
moon" at the Caughren theatre. adv
Fred Johnson went over to Glen
wood on the N. P. Saturday afternoon
to visit over Sunday with his mother.
He returned to his duties via the auto
route with DR.. Lamb and wife on
Monday morning. Dean Barnett took
Fred's place as clerk during the lat
ter's absence.
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR
! FISHING TACKLE. GET 1T EARLY
AND GET YOUR CHOICE. IF WE
DON'T HAPPEN TO HAVE WHAT
YOU WANT ON HAND, WE CAN
GET 1T IN A FEW DAYS. G. HILL
LERUD & co. adv
Mrs. G. N. Allaben, nee Gertrude
Doolittle, arrived in oauk Centre on
Wednesday afternoon from her home
in Pasadena, Cal. This is Mrs. Ala
ben's first visit here in three years
and she will spend the greater part
of tie summer with her parents Mr..
and 41rs. 0. Ii. Doolittle and her Sis
ter, Mrs. Percy Hansen.
Mrs. r. Raymond and children will
arrive III Sank Centre Saturday en-
route to Ward Springs, where they
will take possession of their cottage
on Birch Lake. Mr.. Raymond has
been at work around the cottage and
grounds for a couple of weeks and
says they will make an official open
ing as soon as the weather warns up.
William Booth and family, of Min
neapolis, arrived in Sank Centre the
first of the week and will make their
future nome in this city, taking up
their residence in the George borg
| me- in
of the city. The Booth family will be
remem Oered as having spent the last
summer, with their daughter, Mrs.
Sidney Merryman.
DR.. and Mrs. H. L. Lamb autoed to
Glenwood Sunday afternoon, intend
ing to return the same evening, but
the heavy 1ainfall made it necessary
for them to return to that city after
they had made only couple of miles
of the homeward trip. They came
home on Monday morning and report
ed the roads as being somewhat slip
perry but not impossible.
The G. X. Quill and o. E. Olson
| families drove out to the Big Grove
Nor. Lutheran church last Sunday af-
ternoon to attend the surprise party,
given in honor of the 48th birthday of
the pastor, Rev. T. O. Tole. The gen
tleman was presented with a purse of
$75 by those present. The Big Grove
Band furnished the music for the Oc-
casion and fine supper was served
by the ladies of the congregation.
Everyone enjoyed themselves.
Norman Smokstad, the Hancock ell
evator man, drove over from Hancock
to st. Cloud, accompanied by his
father, mother sister, wife and two
children, to visit brother. Wednes-
day they returned to Sank Centre but
the condition of the roads were such
that Mr.. Smokestad left his car in the
Otto Garage, his wife and children
with their uncle Frank M. Eddy and
went home by train. Thursday Mrs.
Smokstad and children left for Han
cock via st. Cloud. If the Occasional
Editor don't cut a dash with that
Overland while it remains in town he
will be overlooking good opportun-
ity which he is not in the habit of
doing.