The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-03-02
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Mrs. Alta Watson is the guest of
Mrs. Ed. Evans.
Mrs. A. Cawley, who has been in the
city, returned last week with the new
styles in spring millinery.
Miss Lou Mcclure left Wednesday
for St. Paul where she will visit with
her sister, Mrs. j. c. Israel.
Mrs. Nutting, who has been visiting
with relatives and friends in North
Dakota, has returned home.
Mrs. Homm and Mrs. Hattie Doyle
returned Tuesday from Oregon where
, they spent the winter with Chas.
! Homm.
Mrs. Margaret Kurrell returned on
Wednesday from several weeks Wis
it with her daughter, Mrs. Mary
Kitzka at Alexandria.
Mrs. E. A. Richards returned We'd
nesday from st. Paul where she went
ito be with Mrs. Clara Smith when
Sthe latter was operated on last week.
81 An early break in the severe wealth
Yer of the last two months is due if the
old adage holds good that March COM
q ing in like a lion departs like lamb.
5 March; first dawned cold and forbid
ding, blustery wind blowing and the
air filled with light snow, splendid
weather of the lion brand. According
ly, keep your eyes open for robbins.
-Ss Joe Schwartz, while working
/ ON a gasoline wood saving rig
-on the Will Sieben place last Tuesday,
: slipped and fell heavily against the
fly wheel of the rig, sustaining an ug-
1y cash in the head over the right eye.
The young man was brought into the
city and DR.. Lewis was compelled to
take a number of stitches to close the
wound.
Fred Connolly returned last Sat-
urday from a fve-months' visit in
. California and is guest at the home
of his uncle, Frank Connolly. While
on the coast Mr.. Connolly passed most
of his time at Los Angeles and San
Jose. He says that all the Califor-
mia cities are entertaining large
crowds of transient population and
that It IL almost impossible to secure
work. Miss Mildred Connolly, who
went. to- California with Fred, remain
led in San Jose.
The many friends in Sank Centre
of Val Herman of Holdingford will
regret to learn of the death of his 49,
year-old son, Paul, at St, Cloud last
Monday, following a lingering illness.
Theyoung man suffered an attack OF
pneumonia last December and con-
gestion of the lungs was legacy.
Last Saturday an operation was per-
formed but the patient never rallied
from the shock Funeral services were
held Wednesday at the Holdingford
Catholic church. Besides his parents
the deceased is survived by five sisters
and one brother, all of whom live at
home.
Mrs. Anna Mcintyre actively cele-
brated her sixty-sixth birth anniver-
sary Monday afternoon and evening.
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day other than mentally until group
of her neighbors and friends swamp
ed in on her and announced it was
gala time in Hoboken. They brought
armsful of good things to eat and al
so organized their own commissary
and kitchen force. Along about sup
per time there appeared struggling
of husbands and sons looking for
something to feed on. Mrs. Mcln-
tyre tried desperately to assert her
rights as mistress of her own house
hold but she was gently and firmly
told that she was Gin the hands of
her friends" After the supper the
time was pleasantly passed with
music and other divertments. The
self-invited guests numbered about
twenty-five. 9