The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-03-02


road school building. Officers for the
coming year are to be elected at this
meeting with program, supper and
dance to follow.
Mr.. and Mrs. ellison attended the
State road Sunday school on Sunday.
John Wolfe and Paul Wilcox were
Sank Centre goers on Sunday after
noon.
Miss Martha Wolfe spent Saturda,
afternoon visiting friends in SauK
Centre.
Hubert Norgorden was a business
visitor at the Rubsam farm Thursday
evening.
Geo. Rubsam and son were Sunday
afternoon visitors at the Thomas In
gram home.
Miss Maud Mann spent the week
end at the Geo. Rice residence in
Sank Centre.
Theodore Sherman was a business
visitor at Sank Lake Cooperative
Creamery Friday.
J. Rue and F. Knox are busy these
days getting out supply of wood for
next summers use.
R. Elliott visited with Misses Maud
Mann and Gladys Moore at the Dem
70 home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Geo. Grundman, Dola and Jas.
Grundman attended church in Sank
Centre Sunday morning.
Mrs. J. P. Galbraith who resides
north of town visited at the H. w.
Walker home on Sunday.
Fred Walker made trip to Sank
Centre Sunday afternoon accompan-
led by Mrs. French and son.
Mr.. Scott of the Rowe Hardware
Co., Sank Centre spent Sunday even
ing at the Grundman home
Leo Weber and Max Sch!ich+ have
been engaged this week in filling the
formers barn with hay and straw.
Craig and Foster Wilcox who are
attending school in Sank Centre
spent Saturday and Sunday at home.
Mrs. French of Sank Centre gave
very interesting and instructive talk
at the State road Sunday school on
Sunday, Feb. 26.
Gus Anderson and Charles Doolit-
tie of the Hollen Dale Stock farm,
spent a portion of Thursday evening
at the home of Henry Anderson.
Lloyd Preston, who is employed as
substitute for Mrs. Wallace on her
mail route, No. 2, out of Sank Centre,
spent Saturday evening in this vicin-
ity.
The Mccormick Lake and State
Road Helping Hand Society will hold
their next monthly meeting at the
home of Mrs. L. A. Merritt at Clay
Hill.
Miss Leone Wakefield on Monda,
morning resumed her school duties at
district No. 100 after spending Satur-
day ard Sunday at her home in
Brooklyn.
A letter was received this week
from Cass Wilcox who left the Lake
some time ago for St. Paul, stating
that he has entered one of the autmo-
bile and repair shops at that city.
On Saturday evening about rs of
the friends and neighbors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Sorenson were enter
tanned in a way long to be remember
ed at their home on the State road.
The occasion was surprise and fare
we'll party. Mr.. and Mrs. Sorenson
expect to take up residence in Sank
Centre soon. Just what Andrew will
turn his attentions to has not been
learned as yet.
On Thursday evening, Feb. "a, two
sleigh loads of young people, friends
of Miss Mona Hutchinson, gathered at
her home, the occasion being a fare
we'll and surprise party. Miss Mona
will leave with her grandparents on
Monday for an extended visit in Can
ada and other various points. Those
present were Misses Dola Grundman,
Alvira Kennedy, Rose Lent, Susie
MAZE, Gladys Moore, Maud Mann. Le-
one Wakefield. Messrs Ester Kennedy,
Fred Walker, Ernest, Frank and Will
Lent, ]. Rue, Frank Knox, Paul Will
cox, Henry Anderson, Craig Wilcox
and r. Elliott.