The Sauk Centre herald., 1916-02-17

Hamline "U" in St. Paul Saturday of
last week and incidentally took in the
auto show in that city.
DR.. ]. F. Dubois of Sauk Centre
made professional call in this vi
cinity Wednesday evening.
c. w. Hutchinson hauled several
loads Of hay from the James Maloney
farm north of town this week.
VIM. Elliott and Clark Wilcox held
one of their general debates at the
formers home Sunday afternoon.
Miss Anna Anderson was confined
to the house couple of days this
week with a slight attack of lagrippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. H. Doolittle and son
Charles witnessed the birth of Ma
tion" at the Caughren theatre Feb. 13.
Services at the State road Sunday:
school begins at 200 p. m. each Sun
day afternoon. Everyone is invited to
attend.
Robert Elliott entertained a few of
his friends at sleighride party on
Thursday evening from eight to IL
o'clock.
Henry Anderson this week deliver
ed a fine bunch Of hogs to the Farm
ers' Shipping Association in Sauk
Centre.
Miss Gladys Moore was the guest of
Miss Leone Wakefield from Saturday
until Sunday at her home in Sauk
| Centre.
Geo. Sorenson was a business visit
or at the Central Minnesota Power &
Milling Co., in Sauk Centre on We'd
nesday.
A. L. Heuzel left on Thursday for
Paynesville where he will resume his
deliveries for the Rawleigh Medical
Company.
Mrs. Percy Hansen and "Jack, OF
course" spent the day with their par
ents and grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs
O. H. Doolittle on Friday.
A bus load of the residents of the
State road drove to Sauk Centre on
Sunday and attended services at the
Methodist church that evening.
Frank Knox spent the evening at
the Elliott home on Sunday last week
while enroute home from Sauk Gen.
tire where he had spent the afternoon
Albert Schmidt returned to Sauk
Centre on Sunday after spending q
few days at the Wood Lawn farm as
sisting Geo. Grundman with his farm
work.
Nearly all of the young people OF
the Lake and State road spent We'd
nesday evening in Sauk Centre at the
Senior-Junior debate at the high
school.
Miss Gladys Moore Of Akeley who is
visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Minnie
Mann, spent Wednesday Afternoon
with Miss Leone Wakefield at hel
school in District 100.
John Elliott, Henry and Gust An
derson and Paul Wilcox attended the
birth of Nation" at the Caughrer
theatre Feb. 18th, and reported it vel
worth their time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Rubson, Mr.. ane
Mrs. Thomas Ingram, Mr.. and Mrs
H..W. Walker and Mr.. and Mrs. N. o
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drew Sorenson home Friday evening
J. Rue, who, with his team, has beer
employed by the Central Minnesota
Power and Milling Co., for the pas
four months, this week severed hi:
connection with that firm and has re-
turned home.
One Of the most enjoyable occasion:
of the season was the Leap year dance
given by the ladies of the Lake ant
State roads on Friday evening, Feb
18th at the State road school build
ing. The dance began with a grant
march at 800 p. M, after which
numerous other dances were the ordel
of the evening. Miss Elvira Freder
ick of Sauk Centre acted as floor man
ager, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Grundma1
and Mr.. and Mrs. ellison were chaper
ons. Supper was served at one a. m
| after which every one returned il