The Sauk Centre herald., 1916-08-10

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Mrs. Fred Specify visited here last
Saturday with Mrs. August Dahlem.
A baby boy was born last Thursday
Aug. 8, to Mr.. and Mrs. Mortor
Weeks. 4
William Parker left Wednesday ev-
ening for a short business trip te
Chicago
DR.. HI. Lamb was in Glenwood
Monday and Tuesday on professional
business.
Miss Ema Boyd of Melrose is Wis
lting for two or three weeks with Mrs
John Boutell. ....>. b.i
Il. H. Smith of Minneapolis was an
over Sunday guest at the home of
VIM. Dummert. .l.,..
That blywood basket that you have
wanted is at the Wedge Hardware
Store. Get it early. adv
Mrs. e. E. Jameson and Miss Vera
visited several days the latter part of
last week in the Twin Cities.
l will sell my Jersey cow for s75. 90.
She is good cow and so far as know
is in perfect condition. R. w. Duel.
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Leo Pfeiffer, residing 10 miles south
west of Sauk Centre, returned last
week from several months spent at
Oriska, N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Plank of Elk
River, arrived in the city last Friday
for short visit with the William
Dummert family.
Any changes in the coming tele-
phone directory must be sent in by
on or before Aug. 20. J. w. Ward.
Local Coml. Mgr. adv
Miss Winnifred Hall and Marie
Lyman returned last Thursday even
ing from a weeks visit with relatives
and friends at St. Cloud.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Simon of Ce-
dar Rapids, Iowa, are making their
annual visit to the Pederka farm on
the shores of Fairy lake.
Mrs. Ben Skow and little daughter
Ihelma, Maine, Iowa, are guests at
the Charles Houghton home, Sauk
Centre. The ladies are sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Larson and
TWO children, who had been visiting
here with relatives and friends, left
saturday for their home at Peauot
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 1. Manning and
daughters Eta and Olive, of Osakis,
autoed over Wednesday and spent the
lay with the family of VIM. Dummert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hotchkiss of
minneapolis spent the week end with
Yrs. w. l.. Henshaw and Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Wilcox, returning to
heir home Sunday evening.
DR.. Byron Thoele and family of st.
'aul arrived last Saturday for visit
# week in the home of James Sc
'ers, uncle of DR.. Thoele. During
heir stay here they will visit the beau
Y spots in the vicinity of the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller, Mr.1
nd Mrs. Michael Frank and family.
lrs. Kleinschmidt, Miss Kleinschmidt
nd John Kleinschmidt were among
hose from Sauk Centre who attended
ne Gaspard-Hartung nuptials at St.
loud last Tuesday.
Solomon Judkins of Willard, was q
assenger on the N. P. train Thursday
forming. He came down for brief
slt with his son Arthur. Mr.. Judkins
one of the oldest settlers of the
aux Valley, coming here in 1865, i'm
edlately after his discharge from
le army.
Miss Christine Lofstadt of Glen
ood, who had been the guest of Mrs.
5. Halverson, left Saturday for her
'me. She will leave soon for Honolu-
, Hawaiian Islands, where she has ,
,en engaged to teach in the public
hooIs.
Little Miss Florence Louise Parker,
elghlng 8R pounds, arrived at the
me of Mr.. and Mrs. William A. t
arker early Monday morning, Aug. e
1916. Little Florence and the mo-
er are getting along fine but "Bil-
;" is still soaring in the clouds of |,
4ppiness. u
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Grundman and u
mi1y, the former a brother of Mrs. S
Fairchild of this city, passed n
rough here Friday on their way G
om their home in st. Cloud to Wah-
ton, N. D. They expect to return g
1day and will spend a few days vis-
ng Mrs -Fairchild and Miss Agnes
undman at Birch Lake.