The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-10-05
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Harry Elliott called at Wood Lawn
farm Tuesday.
c. D. Wilcox and son visited at VIM.
Elliott's Sunday.
Ben Won Hoeverman spent Sunday
at the May home.
Earl Brookmar visited at the Walk
er home Friday.
Wren Wolfe called at Geo. Rubsons
Friday afternoon.
Chester Brown visited Leon Ingram
Wednesday morning.
l.. A. Merritt purchased a valuable
Holstein cow this week.
Ester Kennedy spent Sunday after
noon at the Dwyer home.
Elvira Frederick visited the George
Grundmann family Friday.
Mrs. c. w. Preston spent the day
with Mrs. Barnett last week.
Mrs. George Butler Visited Mrs.
Charles Hutchinson on Monday.
John Rue Ed. Huschka call
ed on Mr. Nelson Wednesday
Mrs. H. w. Walker called on Mrs.
W. II. Gibson Tuesday morning
The Pansy Club meet at the Peter
son home Saturday afternoon.
William Rattle was business
caller at Wood Lawn farm Monday.
P. M. Kennedy and family spent
Sunday at the K o. Samuelson home.
Sam Cheneworth of Hoboken was
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day.
Mrs. c. P. Peterson and family
spent Sunday Afternoon at the Key
home.
Lulu and Dorothy Merritt spent
the afternoon with Mrs. H. w.
Walker.
Nels Norgorden, assisted by his
sons, is building the foundation for a
new barn.
Miss Eldine Lent spent Friday
and Saturday with the Peterson girls,
Gladys and Dorothy.
Mrs. Mann has moved into the
house across the road from the one
where she formerly lived.
P. M. Kennedy and son Ester were
business callers at the Lake View
farm Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lloyd and son
Arthur attended the ice cream social
given in District No. rs.
Anna and Gus Anderson, Elmer
Hylaman, and Paul Wilcox visited at
the Mann home Tuesday evening.
A watermelon feast was held Tues
day evening by a number of young
people at Mrs. Mann's home.
Harry Nelson departed Wednesday
for Minneapolis where he will attend
the State university as a Sophomore.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Elliott and son
Davis were entertained by Mrs. C. D.
Wilcox at a six o'clock dinner Friday
evening.
w. C. Elliott's sale was very sue
cessful- large crowd and satisfac-
tory prices. A very fine luncheon was
served at noon.
Sherman, Demroe, John Wolfe.
Botz and Wilcox assisted John Frakes
get his goods ready to skip to his new
home in Montana.
Davis Elliott, a Senior at Hamline
University, came up Thursday night
to assist his parents move to their
new home in Hoboken.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. w. Preston very
pleasantly entertained the following
families Sunday afternoon: Jake Key,
C. P. Peterson and L. A. Merritt,
The ice cream social given at the
school house Friday night was a great
success. The ice cream was excellent,
and large and happy crowd was in
attendance in spite of the weather.
Hazel and Merline Wakefield
spent Tuesday and Wednesday with
their sister Leone, who, it will be re-
membered, is teaching the McCormic
Lake school.
The Progressive Farmers Club will
hold its regular monthly meeting on
Friday, Oct. 6. A plate supper will
be served after the entertainment.
Everybody invited; the proceeds will
good for much needed improvements.