The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-07-26

r Miss Florence Holly of Minneapol
n is the guest of Miss Helen Allen tn
week.
81 Mrs. Henry Smith spent Tuesday
d Grey Eagle where she visited wit
friends and relatives.
d M. P. Stadtherr left Tuesday *
a Backus, where he is attending to ma
tiers Of business.
a Tuesday was day OF gener;
Il rejoicing at the Northern Pacific j.
). pot. The first bonuses arrived.
u Miss Name Reilly Of st. Paul a,
< rived Tuesday for visit Of indetinit
length at the John Allen home.
i ISIS MAJ Hedin Ief: Tedaesda
for Swanville where she was Gale
by the news Of her uncle's illness.
H. E. Dent of Park Rapids, a for
mer Sank Centre resident, was il
Sank Centre a short time Thursday
i w. F. Benajmin, the contractor fo
the dam on Sank Lake was in town
Thursday attending to business mat
tiers.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Edeburn Of
Holdingford have been visiting at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. M. E.
Mcbride.
j. A. Caughren has been i'll again
but the latest reports are that he is
much relieved and expects to be
about soon.
DR.. sGhas. Berger of Los Aengenels,
Amelia in Willard spent Tuesday in
Sank Centre as the guest of Mrs.
Geo. Conkey.
Miss Elsie Hansen returned Tues
day from Willard having spent the
week end there as the guest of Mrs.
Harold Higley.
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Miss Fern Dobbs left this morning
for Grey Eagle where she will visit
with her friend, Miss Evelyn Greener
for short time.
P. R. Davis of Long Prairie stopped
off in Sank Centre between trains
Wednesday attending to business
matters while here.
Mrs. Burton Rowe, who has been
visiting at the home of her parents in
Grinnell, Ia, for the past three weeks,
returned Wednesday noon.
Miss Bertha Rich left this Thurs
day noon for Minneapolis City Hos
pitals where she will complete her
course in nursing after three months
leave of absence.
After August LIST, I will be in the
employ of the county,, however, my
private work will be turned over to
competent successor until my return.
]. E. Bonner, City Eng.
Mrs. T. w. Mann returned Tuesday
nightfr ON Hibbing where she has
been for several months. Mrs. Mann
will remain in Sank Centre indef-
nitely.
Mrs. John Boutell, accompanied by
her guests, Mrs. H. R. Otis and son
and Miss Emma Boyd of Willmar and
the Misses Gallagher left this Thurs
day morning for Ward Springs, where
they will spend a short time at the
Merritt cottage. y
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w. A. Moore returned from bus:-
ness tour Saturday which covered
Redwood, Kandiyohi, Renville and
Lyon counties. He reports the con-
ditions. OF crops as excellent, with the
exception of hay. Minnesota, as al
whole, is favored state this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin A. Scherfius
and family, motored over Tuesday
from Glenwood, where they are spend
ing the summer, and remained during
the day visiting with friends. Mr.. |
Scherffius will be well remembered |
here, having lived in Sank Centre for
many years.
James Parker, oldest brother of |
Mrs. Clark Case and Joseph Parker
OF this city was taken to st. Joseph's
hospital in St. Paul last week on ac-
count Of illness. Later he was taken
to the soHer's, home at Waupakee,
Wis, where he will remain. The
condition of Mr.. Parker has improved. |
He was accompanied by his brother
and Thos. Sullivan.
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Franklin Kreiger of ST.. Paul visited
with his old friend, w. A. Moore, the
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