The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-08-09
Mrs. Judith Elliott is seriously i'll
with nnnl1poonia

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are guests at the L. w. Gingery home
I. P. Bachelor of Bemidii spent Sun
day and Monday with his sister, MIS-
| A. V. Sutton.
Charlie Sneesby from White Bea
is here visiting his father, MIR. Snees
| by of Hoboken.
| Mrs. A. M. Wallace is visiting he
daughter, Mrs. B. J. Schramm, &c Vii
lard this week.
Miss Weatherhead, VINO has bee,
visiting Miss Ives for a week, left fo
Alexandria Wednesday.
Mrs. Percy Hansen came up from
Big Lake Saturday night and will bt
in the city several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irish and company
drove to Willard Sunday and while
there called on the Johnson's.
Mrs. August Dahlem and son Willie
spent several days last week az the
Anderson cottage at Ward Springs.
Messrs. Gallagher, Robinson, Glen
and Russell Cooper spent Sunday at
the Cooper cottage at Ward Springs.
Anna Friedland, who has been at
tending sumner school at Moorheed, is
home for the remainder of the sum-
mer.
Billy Kerr, son of O. w. Keir, Of
Minneapolis, is spending his vacation
at the home of his aunt, Mrs. Jack
Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Clifford, aun,
and uncle of Mrs. Lew Irish, from
Royalton, are guests at the Irish
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Ginger! are here
from Lincoln, Nebraska, for short
visit at the home of their son, l.. W.
Gingery.
Miss Ellen Hedin left Wednesday
noon for Alexandria, whe"e she will
camp with a party of young people for
two weeks.
Miss Clara Carr returned from a
few days visit at Smith Lake, Mimi,
Sunday. She visited at the home OF
Miss Ethel Armstrong.
Mr.. and Mrs. James 2. Hendryx and
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Hansen left
today in the Hansen car for trip
through the State Park. =. .... |
Miss Joyce Eddy returned from
Chicago Wednesday night, where she
,as been visiting friends and relatives
'or the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hollern and sors
lutoed up from Minneapolis Sunda!
md will be in Sank Centre during
he week at the I. L. McCormlck
ome. ,.... --.t
Miss McMullen of Minneapolis ard
Iiss Rogers of st. Cloud ar:'veo
Wednesday noon for weeks Wit OF
he home of Rev. and Mrs. Z. .
parkes. 81
Mrs. Irwin of Eugene, Ore, arrive
, the city Saturday and Will be the
nest of Mrs. Christensen curing n'1
sit here. Mrs. Irwin is a former
.sident of Sank Centre.
The official board of the M +.
,urch held the quarterly conference
Getting Monday evening. at rhe
,me of Fred Schaub. District SUP
intendent Parish was present.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 4. E"ndesteeg +
e on their vacation. They will visit 6
Hesper, Iowa, and Lewiston, MINI. t
1ring their absence Horace Alden \
IL have charge of the watch repair
,rk. Z
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lat NEW FALL SUIT NOW. WE s
AVE RECEIVED ADVANCE F
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I'D COATS. THE BOSTON.
Miss frankie Pineo, who has been CO
iting during the past week at the M
ne of her aunt, Mrs. A. T. Watson, nj
today for her home in Canada M
, will stop enroute for short visits wi
Fergus Falls, Fargo, and Grand Al
ks. .
1rs. H. L. Lamb left Monday even. ga
for an indefinite stay. She will ife
nd a week with her sister, Mrs. oe'
al Stone in st. Paul and from In
re to Spring Valley, Mimi, her old ke'
lie. Later Mrs. Lamb expects to go rec
and join the doctor at In
Benjamin Harrison.
r. and Mrs. d. B. Caugrhen accom- AZ
led by Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Schnur = :.
Wednesday morning in the n IT.,
grhen car for GAINESVILLE, where ~,
: were to be the guests of Mrs. M az,
an Thompson. Upon reaching iN
gus Falls, where the party stopped n
dinner, Mr.. Schnur received La
gram announcing the death of the
father in Glencoe. The party bee
ened home and Mr.. and Mrs. Hel
lur left for Glencoe on No. 4 Wed CON
ay evening. Mr.. Schnur, Sr., died vlsl
/ apoplexy. The stroke came on G
e playing golf Wednesday morn fro,
thrt
rove Wills, for many years one car
Ne main stays in the Herald office, arm
ng charge of the Intertype, COM mar
led his annual vacation Monday was
MS week. The young man held Chr
ky number in the draft and was In