The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-01-20

10y Jul Special IOT Saturday, one
pound of soft butterscotch for 13c.-
]. B. Perkins Drug Store. adv Salt
The Ladies Monday Musical Club
will be entertained by Miss Esther
Sprague at the C. M. Sprague resi-
dence Monday afternoon, Jan. "a.
Chandler Watt, grandson of the late
"Chan" Harmon, spent the past week
visiting with Sank Centre friends, be-
ing entertained at the John Law
home.
Notice of Annual Meeting. The
Farmers Shipping Association will
hold its Annual Meeting Saturday,
Jan. 20, at 2 p. M, in the Commercial
Club Rooms, Sank Centre. 1tadv
Mrs. B. w. Merryman was hostess
Tuesday at her home in Brooklyn to
the ladies of the w. N. A. Circle. She
was assisted by Mrs. Alfred Parker.
The next meeting of the Circle will be
held on Tuesday, Feb. 9th.
Mrs. L. w. Gingery, accompanied by
her mother Mrs. J. A. Lee, will leave
today Thursday for Duluth. Mrs.
Gingery will return in a few days but
Mrs. Lee will remain: for a six weeks,
visit with her sons in the Zenith City.
Miss Ina Wilcox who is teaching in
Jamestown, N. d., spent portion of
her vacation with her aunt, Mrs. Geo.
Rice, of this city. She left Tuesday
for Cakes, N. D., for short visit with
her parents before returning to her
school duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Huber returned
Wednesday from a months visit at
Williston, N. D., with their three chill
dren, Mrs. Clara Casey, Miss Elsie
Huber and Will Huber. They report
a severe touch of the recent cold snap
the thermometer at Williston having
registered So below zero.
Hon. and Mrs. w. E. Lee of Long
Prairie passed through the city We'd
nesday enroute to Miami, Florida,
where they expect to spend the winter.
In the Twin Cities they will meet Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Lee Of Browerville,
who will accompany them to the
Southern resort. Both families will
return in the early spring.
Little Milford Lawrence, infant son
of Giles and Augusta Lawrence, Of
Sank Centre, died at the home of ihs
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Whitcomb, Jan. II, after an illness of
a few days Of bronchial pneumonia,
aged five months and six days. Bur-
ial was made in Silver Creek ceme-
terry.
r Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Watson and
daughter Marguerite, will leave Mon
day for an extensive Western trip.
The greater portion of the time will
be spent at the Rev. S. L. Mitchell
home at Inglewood, Cal. The Wat
sons will go over the Rock Island,
stopping one night enroute at Owa-
tonna for a short visit with Mrs.
Watson's father. They will go direct
to San Diego where they will attend
the exposition and then return to Los
Angeles. They expect to return
about May Is. <
Henry Robbers, mail clerk on the
"K" line of the Great Northern, suf-
fered a severe attack of ptomajne
poisoning the latter part of last week
which kept him from his duties for
several days. Mr.. Robbers started
out on his run from here to the north
as usual last Thursday and apparent
ly in the best Of health. Just before
going to the train Robbers had
eaten light lunch. AS the train
neared Long Prairie he became
deathly sick and finally became UNI
conscious. He was taken from the
train at Long Prairie, given medical
attention and brought back to Sank
Centre on the afternoon freight. Be-
cause of his home being quarantined
for diphtheria, Mr.. Robbers was taken
to Weisner's where he was attended
by DR.. Dubois who pronounced the
ailment ptomaine poisoning. The old
exiled 4from her home by the 4uaran-
tine. Mn Robbers was able to resume
est daughter of Mr.. Robbers is also
his laborsf Saturday.