The Sauk Centre herald., 1916-08-10

visitor in the city on Sunday.
Floor polishing mop for 20 cents OF
Saturday at Rowe's Hardware. adv
Miss Regime Minette returned Sat
urday from a visit to Detroit, MINI.
R. Koerner of St. Cloud renewe,
old acquaintances here on Monday.
w. E. Martin of Sedan drove owe.
Sunday for call on DR.. Moynihan!
family.
Miss Cornelia Conger of Chicago
arrived Friday for visit at the C. M
and Fayette Sprague homes.
When thinking guns, look over ou1
line. We sell at catalogue house
prices. Rowe Hardware Co. adv
Miss Florence Compton returned
with R. L. Palmer and daughter
Hazel, to Little Falls for a brief visit
on Sunday.
WE HANDLE THE RED AND
GRAY INNER TUBES. OUR
PRICES ARE RIGHT. G. HILL
LERUD SEQ. adv
Mrs. H. D. Blanding (nee Ruth Ed
dy) of Detroit, Minn., arrived Thurs
day evening for a weeks visit with
her father and sisters.
Walter Bradley enjoyed a visit last
Sunday from his brother, Howard,
who came up from his home at Pay
nesville with the ball team.
Bids on the Bohall-Ingram-Lee til
ing proposition will close next Satur-
day night, Aug. IL, at the office of J.
E. Bonner, city engineer. adv C
Miss Ruth Compton, who makes
home every sixty days, returned Sat-
urday from visit with her aunt, Mrs.
H. Bachelor of Renville, MINI.
c. F. F. Abbott of St. Paul, who
had charge of the construction of the
Home School buildings, attended the
corner stone exercises Thursday.
Henry Sullivan, wife and little
daughter of St. Cloud passed through
the city Monday on their way home
from visit with Mrs. DR.. Girvin at
Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Shulind of AL
exandria were in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. Shulind is the head of the con-
firm which is building the
new high school.
R. L. Palmer, proprietor of the Ho-
tel Buckman at Little Falls drove over
Saturday for brief stay among old
friends. His daughter, Miss Hazel,
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Dock re-
;urned Tuesday from a ten days out
ng at Ward Springs and report
splendid time. They occupied one of
he Ward cottages.
Henry Randers came over from
Norris on Saturday for an over-Sun-
lay visit here with friends. He left
Monday for Glenwood to take employ
nent on plumbing contract.
w. F. Daugherty, the GIenwood
anker, was one of the visiting Ma
ems who participated in the exercises
+ laying the corner stone of the new
1asonic Temple on Thursday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Psngburn and
on of Courtenay, N. D., left for their
cme today Thursday after spend
lg week with his mother, Mrs. Will
am Pangburn, and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Irish and daugh-
er, Elizabeth, O. B. Boobar and Mrs.
lifford, mother of Mrs. Irish, who is
lsiting at the Irish home, drove to
olus last Sunday and passed the day .
ith friends. I
Donald R. Christie of Round Prairie
nd Raymond A. Lee of Long Prairie :
ere in the city last Friday. The
'ung men are the dominating factors :
the new bank recently opened at
ound Prairie
Fred Schilplin, manager of the st.
loud Times, Mrs. SchiIplin, Freder- Q
k c. SchIpIin and Miss Louise Schil-
in of Seattle formed a motor party I
no passed Monday afternoon and
ght in the city,. 5
David p Jones, formerly mayor of :
wife, son and fancee and =
70 daughters autoed up from Min
.apols Saturday, remained over =
lnday and returned Monday morn
G, staying while here with Mr.. and F
rs. E. E. Compton. O
Miss Agnes ("Toots") Grundman q
me up from St. Paul Tuesday night a
T her annual vacation from her du- .
IS at st. Luke's Hospital. Miss Is
rundman and her aunt, Mrs. D. Fair "
lid, will spend about ten days en-
ying an outing at Birch Lake where "
ey will occupy cottage. u
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Bull of Marion,
l., arrived Friday evening for Ii
ort visit with friends and relatives "
this city. They came pp in the N
Gamer St. Paul as far as the Twin "
ties and are loud in their praises of n
e beautiful scenery and interesting Z
'ints they passed through along the a
ute. a
Prof. and Mrs. M. D. Aygarn re- h
ned Monday from five weeks va q
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