The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-02-03
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THE BOSTON STORE ANNOUN
CES THE ARRIVAL OF NEW
SPRING SUITS, COATS AMI
SKIRTS. adv
The Young Ladies Society of the
Congregational church held very de-
ightful social, on Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. H. s. Hal
verson.
Miss Pauline Dahlem has returned
from a week spent in the Twin Cities
buying the spring stock for the dry
goods and women's departments OF
the Dahlem store.
Fred Deters, whose condition took
such change for the worse last week
that his physician despaired OF his
weathering the relapse, is greatly re-
covered and again able OF sit up.
DR.. J. A. Dubois, ]. B. Schoenhofi
and F. E. Minette were among the
Sank Centre Democrats who left Wed
nesday night to attend the state Dem
pcratic conference today Thursday
lin ST. Paul.
Stephen Schooner stopped off IN
Sank Centre for a several days WISH
last week with relatives and friends
departing Saturday for his home al
Kenmare, N. D., where he was en-
route from visit at Port Washlng'
ton, Wis.
Michael Graham has been enter
tanning two brothers, Arthur OF Mel
rose and Patrick of Freeport for sew
eral days, and is planning to leave
with the latter for an extended sta!
at the old Graham family home neal
Freeport in the hope of benetittlng his
health by securing the rest and qule'
of the home farm.
According to word received from
st. Cloud, DIR. A. J. Kirghis, formerl!
of Sank Centre, accompanied by Mrs
Kirghis, will sail from New Yori
Feb. ~ on the liner Tourraine boune
for France where he will immediate
ly report for duty under the Frencf
colors. DIR. Kirghis has been in the
United States on 90-day furlougf
which will soon expire. He first went
to France to be at the bedside OF his
aged father who died last fal
and was impressed into the French
service.
WHY EXPERIMENT WITH COAL
WHEN YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY
CERTAIN THAT YOU CAN OBJ
TAIN THE BEST TO BE HAD AT
C. HILLERUD & CO.'S. adv
Miss Olga Houghton, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Houghton de-
lightfully entertained eight OF hel
eighth grade public school classmates
last Saturday afternoon. The young
folks first gathered at the Houghtor
home and then attended the matinee
at the Caughren theatre as guests OF
their hostess. Returning to the
Houghton home, the party was served
an elaborate dinner following which
games and other entertainments were
enjoyed. The guests of Miss Houghtor
were the Misses Mildred Dubeau, Mil
dred Geuting, Ethel Diehl, Clavins
Robbers, Joyce Rice, May Smith, Lor-
eta Hennemann and Emma OGara.
A party of lady friends with well
laden baskets quietly made their way
to the home of Mrs. B. F. Mossmar
Wednesday afternoon of this week to
assist that worthy woman in perpe-
trating a surprise upon her sister
Mrs. D. C. VanCamp, who arrived or
this old earth several years ago or
Grounding" day. The company went
early and stayed late, visited and Gro.
cheted, and partook of bountiful
Spread" and started Mrs. VanCamI
upon a new year of life with showers
of hearty congratulations and gifts OF
love. Those enjoying this pleasant
affair were Mesdames Mossman, Mil
Ter, Mott, p. w. Johnson, White, Fish
eer, Christianson, Beidleman, Tobey
and last but not least, Mrs. Van Camp