The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-02-15
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Miss Clara Coe is visiting at the
Key home.
Gus Vessel played cards with Joe
Boz Sunday evening.
Mrs. o. E. Surley called on Mrs.
Nhr one day last week.
Olga Serley was caller at the Dem
40 home Friday evening.
R. Elliott was visitor at school dis
trict 100 Friday afternoon.
Mrs. j. Key visited with Mrs. C. w.
Preston Thursday afternoon.
II. w. Walker transacted business
with Mr.. Grayber on Friday.
Emil Gamradt visited at the home
If Frank Tank over Sunday.
Geo. Ehr and family visited with
Leo Weber Monday evening.
Mrs. M. Mann spent Friday after
noon with Mrs. c. Hutchinson.
John Wolfe and John Rue called at
the bachelor quarters Wednesday
Master Roger Hutchinson called on
Master Leo Demro Thursday night.
Miss Elvira Kennedy was absent
from school Thursday and Friday.
Fred Walker was visitor at the
James Neal home Friday evening.
Miss Josephine Fulbert visited with
Mrs. Determan few days last week.
Roger Hutchinson visited on Friday
evening with Arleigh and Leo Damro.
Byron Taylor of Melrose was bus
mess visitor in this vicinity Thursday.
Glenn Peterson and Foster Wilcox
were sleighriding in this vicinity FRI
day.
Geo. Grundman and family called at
the Schimanski home Sunday after
noon.
Jack Casey spent Sunday evening
with Frank Knox at the formers
home.
Rev. Sparkes held preaching SER
vices in the State road school house
Sunday.
Foster Wolcox and R. Elliott were
visitors at the Man home on Friday
evening.
Miss Maude Mann entertained Dola
Grundman from Wednesday until
Thursday.
R. Elliott called on J. Rue and j.
Langstaff at the formers home on
Thursday.
Miss Mona Hutchinson visited the
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afternoon.
H. w. Walker and son Fred were
BUSINESS visitors at the John Gralner
farm Friday.
Frank and John Schimanski enter
tanned Nels Norgorden at cards Satur
day evening.
Miss Dola Grundman and Maude
Mann visited at the Anderson home
Wednesday evening.
Leo Weber this week purchased an
Edison phonograph which adds to the
enjoyment of his home.
Miss Elizabeth Irish was entertain
sd by the Misses Leone and Florence
Ingram for the week end.
Geo. Ehr and o. Serley were visitors
at the Farmers Cooperative cream
cry in Sank Centre Saturday.
The "Anti-Cant's" will hold their
next meeting at the home of Bruce
and Allan Wilcox, Saturday.
Mrs. Joe Botz and children spent the
week end with that lady's mother Mrs.
John Gritzmacher of Sank Centre.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Kennedy and
children Loran and Keith spent We'd
aesday evening with j. Key and fam
Ay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Connolly visited
that lady's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Win
Lamb of Sank Centre, Sunday after
noon.
Godfrey Anderson and Elmer Hy-
,laman visited with the formers
brother, Henry, couple Of days last
week.
Frank Connolly, proprietor of the
Lake View farm, is charging his hog
harms to accommodate his large drove
Of hugs.
Master Leon Ingram stayed al
~aigSat at the Lou Irish home In Sauk
Centre Thursday in order to practice
in the orchestra.
A number of the young people from
this vicinity attended the Flynn dance
near Long Lake Friday evening de-
spite the cold weather.
The Helping Hand will hold its
monthly meeting with Mrs. ID. w.
Walker and Mrs. w. H. Gibson at the
formers home next Wednesday.
Mr.. Petrie Of Des MONIES, Ia, ar
siyed this week and will soon take
Iwcssession of the Norgarden farm re-
Gently purchased from the Investors
Security Association.
Misses mary and Lila Neal, Glenn
Peterson; Messrs. Walker, Floyd Pet
,erson and Foster Wilcox spent Sum
day evening at the J. B. Gallagher
home west of town.
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