The Sauk Centre herald., 1916-08-10
Rev. FIR. ART was a visitor in AL
Iyr1 :.

Rev. FIR. ART was visitor in al
exandria last Friday.
Mrs. ]. M. Casey and little son, wh
had been visiting some time at tn
George Fish home, left Tuesday for
visit to Bismarck, Washburn, Under
wood and other North Dakota points
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Ldfgren an,
daughter, Miss Ards, and little neice
visited last Wednesday and Thursda,
at the C. M. Sprague home enroute t.
their home at Ada by automobile.
Harold Goneau went to the Twil
Cities last Saturday to visit owe
Sunday with his mother, who was il
the city during the day enroute on
western trip. He returned Monday.
Victor T. Conklin enjoyed a visi
last Thursday and Friday from hi.
mother, Mrs. E. D. Conklin of Hart
ford, Mich, and his cousin, Mrs. Del
Tuttle and daughter, Miss Dixie, Of
Iowa Park, Texas.
Russell Cooper, o. E. Stephl, Err.
nest Segers, S. P. Hansen, Jr., anr
DIR. Byron Thoele of St. Paul formed
stag" party who left Monday fol-
an outing at Birch lake. They ex-
pect to return Friday.
J. E. Chrysler, new owner and ed
itor of the Todd County Argus, was
among the Masonic visitors who par
ticipated in the corner stone laying
last Thursday. He made the Herald
a pleasant fraternal call.
Mrs. Peter Simmer and daughter,
Miss Nettie, left Saturday for Salem,
S. D., where they will visit with rel
atives and friends and later will go
to Milwaukee, Wis. They expect tc
be gone about a month.
o. H. Janecke returned Monday
from an over-Sunday visit at Battle
Lake with relatives. He was accom-
panied home by his son, Byron, who
had been visiting in Battle Lake for
a week with his grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. A. Caughren, Mr..
and Mrs. B. J. Schnur and child mo-
tored to the Itasca State Park last
Monday, returning on Tuesday. They
made the return drive in five hours
and report the roads as ideal.
Harry H. Burton, former butter
maker at the creamery, who left here
about 18 years ago, renewed old ac-
luaintances in the city Monday even
ng. He is now in the automobile
business in Fargo and was driving
through to his home from Minneap-
Ills.
Miss Grace Mahanna, formerly of
his city, but now of Missoula, Mont,
7isited here last Friday and Saturday
With Miss Lou Mcclure enroute to her
lome from visit to New York and
chicago on buying trip for the con-
ern with which she is connected at
dissoula.
THE BEST MADE AUTOMOBILE
TRES SHOULD BE INSTALLED
IN YOUR CAR. THE KIND WE
ELL ARE GUARANTEED FOR
900 MILES. WE ARE OFFERING |
PECIAL PRICES ON OUR EN-
IRE LINE AT PRESENT. G.. HILL
ERUD & co. adv
O. B. Boobar went to CoIeraine last
eek and returned Friday bringing
18th him his wife's sister, Mrs Della
lifford, who will remain indefinitely
18th her daughter, Mrs. Lou Irish.
his is not Mrs. CIifford's first stay
Sauk Centre and her many friends
[adly welcome her among them
gain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hall arrived in
le city last Friday for a visit at the
,mes Hall home and left Monday
r their home in Devils Lake, N. D.
hey had been in the east for a
onth visiting at the home of Mrs.
all in Boston and other Atlantic
asst points. Over Sunday they were
tests of friends at Willard. 4?
Leo. ,Schoenhoff of the Merchants
ational Bank staff submitted to an
GRAFTON for appendicitis by DR.. ,
aude Lewis at st. RaphaeITs fospi- I
|, st. Cloud, OF Monday. He had I
en- afflicted with the aiIment for !
veraf years. His father, J. P
and brother, Anthony, f
id the patient visit on Tuesday /
d reported him as getting along +
cely. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Washburn of r
orence, Italy, son of J. L. Washburn, 1
Duluth, and formerly residents of i
at city, arrived in the city Friday {
d are paying Mr.. and Mrs. Fayette
rague brief visit. Mr.. Washburn .
an author of note. Among his
'rks are "Gerald Northrup" and
ages from the Book of Paris"
lich have run through several edi-
ms.