The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-09-21
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Claude Clark was seen in Westport
Friday.
Howard Bowman was in Sank Cen
tire Wednesday.
DR.. Jordan spoke in the M. E. church
Wednesday afternoon.
c. c. Thoen was passenger to
Sank Centre Monday.
Miss Gaador spent Sunday with her
home folks at Starbuck.
Atty. George of Glenwood was in
town Friday electioneering.
Miss Lentz of Willard spent Thurs
day with Hildagarde Smith.
There were four cars of stock ship
ped out of Westport Monday.
Mrs. T. Judkins and daughter were
shopping in Sank Centre Friday.
Mr.. Lautz and son, Donald, was in
Sank Centre shopping Tuesday.
Frank Brown of Glenwood visited
his sister Mrs. Jim Kinsella Monday.
Mr.. Leach and H. Glenn left We'd
nesday morning for Kent, Iowa, to vi
sit relatives and friends.
Mr.. Jameson has bought the Borg
mann & Co residence in Westport. He
expects to move there soon.
Mrs. Mastella and granddaughter
of Kansas City, Mo-, visited at the
Bishops home over Sunday.
Mrs. Sandy Simpson and brother
from Bryan, MINI, visited at her home
the latter part of the week.
Frank Harrington returned home on
Friday from North Dakota where ne
has been working this summer.
Mrs. John Cork and son Dean left
Tuesday for a weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. A. Black at Carlos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Garland and
family arrived Tuesday evening from
Tripoli, Iowa, to visit at the home OF
their sister Mrs. C. Hesse and family.
Mr.. Jameson and Henry Sauer
spent Sunday with home folks at Sank
Centre.
Bernice Cooper was the week end
p1est of her sister Mrs. G. Clark at
Willard.
Mrs. Ida Smith of Willard is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Fred Cooper for a
few weeks. ,,
Ruth and Olivia Frederick spent
Few DAVIS in Willard the later part of
last week. ~
Mrs. Andrew Johnson and Mrs. Nc
Aulev were shopping in Sank Centre
Wednesday.
Raw Parker and family spent Sun
dow at her parents home, Mr.. and
Mrs. Swift.
Raw Parker and family spent Sun
day with Mrs. Parker's parents MI
and Mrs. Swift.
Bernice Bowman of Sank Centre is
visiting at the home of her brother
Howard Bowman.
Mrs. Hall and Mrs. johnson spent
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Lautz
in English Grove.
Patsy Flamery has been suffering
with Quincy, but is out OF danger at
the, present writing.
Harold Bishop and Alma spent SAT
,.rdav evening and Sunday among
friends in Sank Centre.
Elvin Frederick left for Sank Cen
tire Saturday, where she Will teacn
school 31a miles northwest OF oauk
Centre.
Mrs. Peter Smith returned nome
from Rochester, Saturday evening,
where she went to consult the Mayo
brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw and daughter
Mildred of Sank Centre and Mr.. Fer
censor of Duluth were transactng
business in town Thursday.
Mrs. Harrington returned home
Monday night from Fry, Mimi, where
Che has been visiting the past three
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Henry
Judd. Co..
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Beal spent sun
dav with their sons in Glenwood' lney
retnrned Monday morning accompan-
I'D NV Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Beal and son
Mr. Hesse and Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Garland and Henry Garland and lam
;l;es left for Wadena to visit anotne,
s;ster They had great reunion anu
a good time. ,...,o d.robter and
,or sister Mrs. Ada Miller lett tues.
dsv morning for two weeks visa'
18th relatives and friends at booiie'
Mr. and Mrs. A. Ackley OF Marble
Rock Iowa, left Thursday morning
for their home, after visiting ner
mother. Mrs. Buckley and brother-ln-
law. for the past two weeks.
Saturday afternoon Anna Bishop
oavea towel shower in honor OF the
anproaching marriage of Miss Mildred
shaw of Sank Centre. The afternoon
was spent in hemming dust towers
snd writing receipts for her future
banpiness and good things to eat. Az
40 dainty lunch was served 10y
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