The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-06-07

Chas. Fiesler and family are spend

Chas. Fiesler and family are spend
sing a few days in the Twin Cities.
There will be a meeting of St, Ag-
mes Guild at the home of Mrs. A. F.
Strebel on Thursday, June IA.
| See ,the3new Chevrolet Model Four
Ninety for $3.50 and freight at c. D.
Marshall & Co. 46tf adv
Boys Wash Suits for ages to 8.
You can find them at Dahlem's. Lat
est styles, priced from 75c up to $1.9s.
adv
R.R. Kells and D. C. VanCamp
spent the time between trains Friday
in st. Cloud attending to legal mat
ters.
David Nutting of Sebeka arrived on
Saturday and attended the graduating
exercises of his brother, Roland, that
night.
Mrs. David Cleveland left Saturday
for Minneapolis where she is the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. w. l. Dobbs, for
short time.
Mrs. D. C. VanCamp went to Mel
rose Friday and was the guest of her
, daughter, Mrs. John Mccullough for
a short time.
Attractive styles, neat patterns, in
boys, young mems and mems sport
shirts, Csc, 89c CSC and $1.19 at Dah-
LENS. adv
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs.%H. S. Halverson on Thursday,
May 81. Both Mrs. Halverson and the
baby are doing well.
We are showing very attractive
line of the new MILDLY style dresses
for the girls. Sizes to IA years of
age. Popular prices at Dahlems. adv
Mrs. G. H. Hosmer arrived from
Glenwood Friday morning and went on
to. her home in St. Paul that noon, af-
ter spending short time at the home
of Dr. E. G. Rich!
Russell Cooper, Clarence Henne-
mann, Ernest tSegergsand Carl Min
cite returned Saturday from the Mar
quette Dental College at Milwaukee,
Wis. The boys will spend their vaca-
tions at the homes sof their parents
here. ea .@,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Parker motor
ed to Willmar Friday and returned the
same evening with Miss Florence who
has been teaching there. Z Miss Park
er will spend part of her vacation in
Sauk Centre. Hi! y s.s,%TtL /.
&. A. MCGEE left Friday noon for his.
home in Wyoming, Mihn. After spend
ing his vacation with his parents, Mr..
MCGEE will go to- Irwin, S. D., where
he has a position of .principalship Of
the public schools. =. j
Miss Mary Watson returned Sunday
night from her school in Vermillion, y
D., and will spend her summer yaca-
ton with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
A.. T. Watson. aMiss Watson will not
return to-. Vermillion next year. ~~
Miss, Pegalia Kosmoski left Friday
for Owatonna where she will spend her
summer vacation. Miss Kosmoski has,
accepted position at LeSueur Centre
for, the next year where she will be
head of the normal department..
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Bishop and
family of Westport motored to Hack
ensack, Mimi, the latter part of last
week where they will spend the sum-
mer in hopes of finding relief for Mr..
Bishop whose health is very poor.
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June and July at the Little Falls Bus
diness College. Get college education
in business in college whose stu
dents get good positions at salaries
from fifty to eighty dollars MOI
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!. Miss Mildred Severinson left Satur-
day for Ashby, Mimi, where she wi
be the guest of Miss Eva Bemis for
few days. Miss Severinson will return
! to Sauk Centre before going on to-her
home at Willmar. Her plans for the
/ coming year have not been completed.
Louis Eckenrod and Ed. Gamradt
returned Thursday from North Dako-
ia, where they had been for some time
on farms. The boys discovered that
they had to contract for eight months
which interfered with their school
! work, so they returned. They went on.
to farms near Sauk Centre at once.
Miss Flora Nutting arrived Friday
noon from Howard Lake, where she
has been studying music for the past
two years. Miss Nutting was gradu-
ated from the conservatory last week
and is now here to take short vaca-
tion. She was accompanied by Miss
/ Marie Barry who will be her guest for
"a few days. !
4 Mrs. C. w. Rotert was called to St.
Paul Friday night on account of the
death of her mothers Mrs. Rhodes. EAl-
j though Mrs. Rotert has been to st.
q Paul frequently during the illness Of
; her mother, Mrs. Rhodes passed away
while her daughter was at home. Mr.
Rotert went to st. Paul Sunday morn
ing to attend the funeral.
4 The money netted from the Senior
{ Class play has been spent by the vote
! of the class in purchasing a Liberty