The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-02-24

Mrs. Alice Rose and Earl Rose were
Melrose visitors Wednesday.
HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINETS {.
Save Miles of Steps.
Miss Lottie Wicklund left Friday
for a visit with her brother at Broo-
ten.
Get set of dishes almost Free with
our Butter Krust' bread. Whitson
& Whitson. adv
Mrs. David Caughren entertained a
few of her girl friends in honor of
Miss Mary Hudson, on Friday.
Mrs. A. F. Strebel and young daugh-
ter returned home Friday from few
days visit with Minneapolis friends.
Miss Annabel Erwin invited in a
bunch of girl friends Wednesday of
this week with Miss Hudson the guest
of honor.
A GOOD DEBATE-On economy
could be quickly won by simply saying
"Have your tires repaired at the Vul-
canizing Shop"
Mrs. Tobey, Theo. c. Hudson, Jr.,
and Mary Hudson spent a day and
night at the home of Harry Tobey in
Osakis last week.
Rev. Mrs. French will deliver a SER
mon at the State Road school house
at 2:3O p. M, Sunday, Feb. 2R Spec
81 h. ro-Ia~aI
The w. R. C. will meet in regular
session on Saturday afternoon of this
week. Important work is to be done
and a good attendance is desired.
Ed. Steege returned Saturday from
Willard where he visited with relatives
for several days. Mr.. Steege has en-
tirely recovered from his recent i'll
ness.
Mrs. Geo. Loomer is quite i'll at her
home, breaking down after the long
hard sickness and death of her hus
band. Her friends hope for speedy
recovery.
DON'T FORGET THAT THIS is
"PAY-UP WEEK" 500 IN PIANO
COUPONS GIVEN FOR EVERY
DOLLAR PAID ON ACCOUNT.
FEB. 21-26. G. HILLERUD & co. ad
Mrs. Tobey received word today
announcing the fact that Mr.. and Mrs.
Sanford T. Hudson, of Omaha, Nebr.,
are rejoicing over the arrival Of lit
tie daughter in their home.
A Basket Social and Card party will
be given in the Commercial Club
rooms on Wednesday evening, March
LIST, by the ladies of Our Lady of the
Angels church. All are welcome. adv
Rev. Schwentker, superintendent of
the Lutheran Children's Friend Socie-
ty of Minneapolis, spent Thursday
with Rev. Stein attending to business.
This society has charge of about ESQ
children at present.
The w. N. A. carried out the Wash
ington birthday idea in their meeting
on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Du-
Bots. Mrs. Ben Dubois was running
mate with Mrs. Dr., and it is needless
to speak of the result.
Theo. C. Hudson Jr., left for his
home in Paynesville Tuesday morning
after happy two weeks visit with
relatives. He went by way of Broo-
ten to assist in an athletic entertain
ment there in honor of Washington's
birthday.
There is quilting bee" going on
this Thursday afternoon at the Con-
gregational church. 1t is under the
leadership of Mrs. Lou Irish. News of
the day and week, and then some is
undoubtedly being furnished free as is
the generous bunch served.
DIR. r. D. N. SPRINGER OF DIR.
KLINES SANITARIUM, ANOKA,
WILL BE AT THE PALMER
HOUSE, SAUK CENTRE, ON SAT-
URDAY, MARCH A. EYES EXAM
INED AND GLASSES FITTED BY
ELECTRICITY. adv ct
S. M. Taylor was among those who
renewed their subscription to the
Herald this week. He was one of the
first subscribers to Sank Centre
paper, having come to this country in
1861. He remarked that this winter
was a little the coolest in recent
years, but recalled others in past
years that far surpassed in severity.
F. E. Minette received letter this
week from his daughter, Miss Rose,
who is at Santa Fe, New Mexico, in
company with Miss Lenore Maybury,
of St. Cloud, stating that both of the
young women are enjoying their new
surroundings and gaining rapidly in
health which they went TO the South
land to renew. The young women do
not expect to return before summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa M. Wallace left
Sunday evening for Northwood, Iowa,
having received telegram Sunday
morning announcing the death at that
place of w. D. Lamb, brother-in-law
of Mr.. Wallace, that latter being a