The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-06-08

Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Irish, Mrs. c. c..
Tobey and o. B. BOobar motored to
St. Cloud on Tuesday to attend the
annual meeting of the Old Settlers
association.
To varnish your floors so that they
will be mar-proof in "a hours
and dry enough to walk on, then buy
Sherwin- Williams varnishes. Lee
Gingery Co. adv
Joseph and Charles Miller, Frank
Putt, John Kleinschmidt and William
Simmer motored to Albany last Sun
day and took in the Sank Centre-Al-
bany ball game.
Help Wanted-S. Agnes Guild will
share proceeds of the soda fountain
Saturday. Perkins Drug Store. adv
Miss Edith Gates, who has been
teaching in the Glenwood public
schools the past term, is home for the
summer vacation. She will return to
Glenwood next year.
George DAILY, member Of the AL
exandria high school baseball team
this spring, visited in the city with
friends between trains Monday en-
route to his home at Sebeka.
Mrs. Morton Boss and two children
of Portland, Oregon, are visiting in
the city, guests in the J. H. Simonton
home. They will remain about month
and be joined later by Mr.. Boss.
Mrs. Mary E. Doty of this city and
granddaughter, Miss Beryl Cotter of
Long Prairie, left last week for
Hampshire, ILL.,, where they will make
an extended visit with relatives.
Mrs. Emma Burgess and son, STAN
ley, who visited with relatives here
for week, have gone to Long Prairie
for visit with other relatives before
continuing on to their home at Sidney,
Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boutell visited
over Sunday at the E. w. Quinn home
in Melrose, attending the Glenwood-
Melrose ball game in the afternoon
and driving home in the Quinn car in
the evening.
The Sank Centre Fire Department
will attend memorial services in a body
at Our Lady of the Angels church at
1880 o'clock on the evening of Sunday,
June II. The address will be by Rev.
FIR. Hinenkamp.
PEARL WIRE CLOTH FOR
SCREENS AND PORCHES IS
SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER MAKE
1T WILL PAY YOU T USE THIS
IN PREFERENCE TO ANY OTHER
MAKE. G. HILLERUD & CO., adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Mann and
daughter, the Misses Libby Reznechek
and Lucille Lembke and M. Fisher and
Arthur Weisner formed a motoring
party who witnessed the Sank Centre
Albany ball game at Albany Sunday.
Herbert Rydholm of the Rydholm
family of this city, who was recently
married to Miss Hattie Lamb, also of
Sank Centre, has purchased from Will
liam Spieker the latter's modern and
up-to-date Photographic studio at
Melrose.
Mrs. S. P. Hansen and son, Dwight,
left Wednesday for Minneapolis to
attend the graduation this Thursday
evening of Miss Elsie Hansen from
the domestic science department of
the college of agriculture, University
of Minnesota.
WILL HOLD MY CAR UNTIL
SATURDAY, JUNE 10. BRING IN
YOUR SURPLUS POTATOES. THIS
WILL BE YOUR LAST CHANCE TO
SELL OLD POTATOES. nj. P.
STADTHERR. adv21t
Roy Fisher, pitcher of the Sank
Centre ball team, left Monday noon
for his home at Yale, Iowa, where he
was summoned by a telegram an
nouncing the serious illness Of his ia
ther. Mr.. Fisher will return as soon
as the condition of his parent will per-
NIT.
Mrs. Enoch Johnson has had as q
guest for the past ten days her sister
Miss Tilda Stolsmo, who recently con.
Guided her duties as school teacher
near Long Prairie. Miss Stolsmo will
pass her vacation at the home of hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. K. Stolsmo, in