The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-06-08

Miss Fern Bush visited with friends
in the city between trains last Friday
enroute to her home in Westport
where she will spend her summer va
cation from school teaching duties.
Inspect your alleys, dumping
places and garbage barrels, for the
Civic department Of the Gradatim
Club has commenced it's campaign for
a cleaner Sank Centre and a flyless
town.
The J. F. Lembke farm of 24O acres
six miles west of the city was sold
this week through the agency of the
Wells Land Co. to a Mr.. Weber of
Pine River, Mimi, the purchase price
being $68 per acre.
Misses Kampa and Wetle, have
opened up a dress making parlor, cor
ner Fourth and Main streets, over
the Rowe Hardware store. The pa
tronage Of the ladies of Sank Centre
and vicinity solicited. adv1-2
William Schreiner was in st. Cloud
last Friday in connection with the
probating of the estate of his father,
who died recently in North Dakota,
where he was visiting with son. De-
ceased was a resident of St. Cloud for
many years.
JOHN THORSON, THE CHIRO.
PRACTOR DOCTOR OF GLEN.
WOOD WILL BE AT THE PALMER
HOUSE ON TUESDAY AND FRI
DAY OF EACH WEEK. ANALYSIS
AND CONSULTATION FREE.-tf
Gurdeon Carpenter and bride, who
was formerly Miss Julia M. Hartman
returned last Friday from a short
honeymoon in the Twin Cities. The
young couple were married earlier in
the week at St. Cloud and will make
their residence in the L. Myott home
near the Great Northern tracks.
Mrs. N. K. Hopkins of Arlington, S.
D., arrived in the city Friday for a
a visit with her sister, Mrs. Arthu,
Brecount land left Wednesday after
visit with her sister, Mrs. Arthur
Brecount and left Wednesday
afternoon for Westport to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Kay.
Paint your house and varnish your
floors with Sherwin- Williams pro-
ducts. Their quality will quickly show
why they are the largest paint and
varnish makers in the United States.
-Gingery Co. adv
Miss Agnes L. Buckley, who has
been principal of the public schools at
Elizabeth, Mimi, for the past five
years, is home for the summer. Next
fall Miss Buckley will enter the Moor
head Normal school to take a special
course in preparation to taking up
high school normal training work.
Rev. T. G.. Hudson and Mary Hud-
son of Paynesville are in attendance
at the diocesan melting at Duluth this
week. Miss Hudson goes from there
to attend Commencement exercises at
St. Mary's Academy in Faribault, af-
ter which she expects to make an ex-
tended visit with her relatives and
friends in Sank Centre.
$13.75-And it's some bargain, too.
those mems and young mems all wool
blue and gray serge suits for Satur-
day selling only. A. Dahlem's. adv
Hon. and Mrs. F. E. Minette and
son Carl, Miss Martha Rich, Mrs.
Henry G. Borgmann, B.. I. DeGroat
and Charles A. Kusba formed party
who motored to St. Cloud last Friday
for short visit with relatives and
friends, driving by way of Cold Spring
and Richmond on the down trip and
via Albany and Freeport on their re-
turn.
Mrs. Howard Wilcox received news
a few days ago of the death of her
cousin, DR.. J. T. Kent. Death occur
red at their new home in Montana
where the Kents had only resided one
month. Mr.. Kent will be taken to
Philadelphia for burial. Mrs. Kent
will visit her relatives in Sank Centre
on her return west. DR.. Kent was for
many years a noted doctor in Chicago.
Failing health drove him west, but he
was too late to receive any benefit
from the change.