The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-09-06
K. A. Norsen and family of Alexan-

Foley where she will teach during INT
coming year.
Miss Frances Eddy went to Detrol
Friday to visit with her sister, Mrs
H. D. Blanding.
Miss Hildreth Haywood OF Osakl'
was the guest of Mildred Geutlng To-
a short time Friday.
John Kinsella and daughter Irene o:
st. Cloud were guests at the Stephel
Kinsella home over Sunday.
Miss Bessie MAXWELL left for hel
home in Minneapolis Saturday attel
spending the past week here.
DIR. H. A. Zettel of st. Paul was tht
guest of his son Dewey Zettel OF this
CITY the latter part of last week.
Miss Harriet Evans left Friday fol
Moorehead where she will attend the
normal school the coming year.
Miss Martha Hurley came over
from Little Falls on Friday and spent
the week end with Miss Bea Graham
Miss Mable Murphy of Rockville
and Irwin .Mahigan arrived for WISH
at the home of Dennis Mahigan, on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. B. Hendryx left
Sank Centre early Wednesday morn
ing enroute for Minneapolis and the
state fair.
J. B. Sauer who is engaged in bus
mess at Pine River arrived Friday
and remained until Wednesday with
his family here.
Miss Margaret Flahaven left on
Saturday for her home in Minneap'
oils after a short visit with her sister
Mrs. John Allen.
Mrs. Maude Richardson left We'd
nesday noon for Melrose where she
will remain a few days at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Mccullough.
Miss Mary and Celia Allen, daugh-
ters of Mike Allen, returned to ST.
Joseph Friday with Sister Scholistaca'
who has been visiting at the Allen
home.
Misses Addie and Fern Dobbs re-
turned Saturday night from Great
Falls, Montana, where they had been
visiting with relatives for the past
month.
Ross Penrose of Iowa arrived Sat-
urday noon and is a guest at the home
of F. Rowe. Mr.. Penrose is looking
the country over with view to locat-
ing here.
Miss Margaret Pierce of Farihau't
arrived Tuesday and was the guest OF
Miss Martha Rich until Thursday
noon when she left for her school at
Deer River.
Mrs. F. S. Parker and mother, Mrs.
Josiah Cooper, moved back to Sauk
Centre Monday after five weeks OF
camp life at the Parker cottage at
Ward Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kells motored
to Sauk Centre from Madison Friday
to attend the Stearns Co. fair. They
were guests of Mr.. Kells' parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. R. Kells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wicklund and
son of Brooten accompanied by MISS
IS Eyangeline Reiner of Glencoe drove
over to Sauk Centre Friday to take
in the Starns county fair.
Miss Joyce Eddy left Friday for he1
school at Grand Rapids. Miss Eddy is
supervisor of Home Training in that
city and returned early to oversee the
canning contest work at that place.
HAVE YOU BOUGHT Y0ITR
SHELLS? WE HAVE FRESH
STOCK AND WILL MAKE PRICES
ON QUANTITIES. G. HILLERUD
& CO. adv 14tf
Miss Mable Benson left Friday fol
Moorhead where she accepted a posi-
ton in the Normal school. She has
been elected assistant in the depart
ment from which she graduated two
years ago.
Louis Sittko resigned his position
as cashier of the State Bank at West
port recently and VIM. Rathe of Saul
Centre was elected to succeed him
The future plans of Mr.. Sittko arr
not known.
Miss Mabel Brown who has be-
spending a month with her mother
Mrs. Eliza Brown, in Sauk Centre lief
Saturday for Great Falls, Mont. From
there Miss Brown will go to her schoo
in Moccasin.
DR.. John Robinson returned Frida,
night from Minneapolis where he ha
been to be fitted out in first lieuten
ants uniform. The doctor does no
expect to be called for sometime bu
believes in being ready.
\ Miss Mayme Reilly who has bee
visiting at the J. Allen home for som
time left for her home in st. Paul o.
Saturday. She was accompanied b
Miss Helen Allen as far as st. Clou
where they visited for few days.
Misses Florence and Ruth Compto
who are going to teach in Duluth thi
year went to Little Falls on the morn
ing train Friday. They spent the da
~ ;+tIa Falls with Hazel Palme'