The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-07-13

red Geuting.
Mrs. Carl Irish, who had been Wis
iting with relatives, left Saturday for
her home at Yarmouth, N. D.
DIR. F. E. Thorne can give you sat
isfaction in eye glasses. Office over
Hillerud's Hardware store. advtf
Mr.. and Mrs. H., Rydholm of Mel
rose visited here last week with Mrs.
Rydholm's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Win
Lamb.
Mrs. Charles Deubeau of Minneap-
oils, who had been visiting for about
two weeks at the home of A. E.. Du-
beau, left for her home last Friday.
Mrs. L. Kopman is entertaining as
guests her sister, Miss Rae Kaplan.
and cousin, Miss Mary Siegel, both of
Minneapolis.
Richard Robischon, little son of
Michael Robischon of st. Cloud ar
rived Saturday for a several weeks
visit at the Al Markson home.
The Book Orchestra went to Grey
Eagle last Friday to play at the barn
dance given that night by Henry Lam
brecht at his farm near that village.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller and
daughter, Miss Christine, motored
down from Alexandria on Sunday and
passed the day visiting with relatives
and friends.
Miss Bertha Goldberg of Bemidji,
who has been visiting here with her
aunt, Mrs. A. Kopman, left Monday
for a visit in Minneapolis with her
grandparents.
Miss Pearl Evans, formerly nurse
at the Lamb hospital, has gone to
Kirksville, Mo-, where she will take
nurses training at the College of Os-
teopathy located there.
The st. Cloud Journal Press of last
Saturday said:" Arthur Thomas and w.
Lucas, of Sank Centre, have returned
from a canoe trip from st. Paul to
st. Louis. They report a most en-
joyable outing"
Mrs. Louis Jackson and son, Joseph,
motored to North Fork on Sunday and
were accompanied on their return by
Miss Jennie Tolefstrud, sister Of Mrs.
Jackson, who will visit at the Jack
son home this week.
J. M. Casey came up from Spring
field last Friday to join his wife, who
is visiting at the George Fish home.
but was called away to Redwood City
on Monday on business. He will come
here later for an extended stay.
DR.. and Mrs. j. A. Dubois have re-
turned from months visit to Chi
cago and Lake Mills, Wis At Chi
cago the doctor took treatment from
I DR.. Sippy for his stomach and intes-
final ailment and returned vastly inn
proved in health. sl~ ..osa4
T. M. Gullick is visiting In the city
as the guest of M. P. Stadtherr Mr..
Gullick has just returned from South
ern California where he passed the
winter and will remain here some
time. He is heavily interested in ba-
mana plantations in Mexico.
The hosts of friends of Fred De-
tiers, who has been seriously i'll for
| nearly two years and whose life was
despafred Of last winter, will be pleas
ed to learn that he is again able to
be about and has apparently fought
off the aff1iction from which he suf-
fered.
Nick Orth returned to st. Paul "a
Sunday might after weeks visit. at
the home of his brother-in1aw, VIII
liam Pegbow. Mr.. Ortiz is an inveter-
ate fisherman and this was HIS fifth
consecutive fishing vacation in this
city,. He participated i'm numerous
big catches during his stay,
Tom Brown of Westport. was, in the
city on Wednesday enroute> to Grand
Forks for visit with his rieice, Mrs.
]. A.. Collins About July 20 the Col
Inns family and Mr.. Brown will go
to Detroit where the Collins have a
cottage for the summer and where
Mr.. Brown expects to pass about a
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. HafVerson OF
Sank Centre, Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Hal
version of Thief River Falls and Mr.:
and Mrs: Thee. Halverson of" Barnes
vile left here Tuesday morning on an
auto "trip, to- Chicago and wifi combine
the pleasure trip with the purchasing
of furniture stocks for the string Of
Halverson stores.
Hubert Driessen and Raymond Wei
tiers left Monday for Duluth to wit
ness the ceremonies at Villa SchoIas-
tica on Tuesday, July II, at which Sis
ter Constantine, O. S. B., formerly
Miss Vienna Welters, made her SIM
pie vows into the sisterfsood. They
also win visit at Superior with a bro
tlier of Mr.. Dresser.
| Mrs. w. w. Reylick and daughter
Miss Verna, who have been VISITING
at the Joseph Casper home, left Tues,
Eday night for visit with relatives
and friends at Crookston and Grafton