The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-06-07
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morning on business - ~ *
R. E. Johnston of Willard passed
through Sauk Centre on his way home
Tuesday. s<l ;szssss
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis jackson and son
Ioe motored to Minneapolis Sunday,
returning Monday night. sI
Peter and John Botz motored from
Freeport Sunday and spent the day in
Sauk Centre at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Dicks. .& ~
Miss Bessie Maxwell left this
Thursday morning for Grey Eagle
where she will visit a few days with
her brother and family. " .:.3s,Es.
Henry and William Kellersof Min
neapolis arrived Tuesday no0nlto at
tend the funeral Of Mrs. John Gray.
They returned that night.
Miss Mary and Mable Palmer and
Byron Palmer left Wednesday noon
for Minneapolis where they we'll be
guests of relatives for some time.
Mr., and Mrs. C. A. Morse went to
Minneapolis Monday where they were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon A.
Morse until Tuesday night when they
returned home.
Miss Marie Whitcomb left Monday
morning for Albert Lea. Miss Whit
comb will remain at home during her
vacation and will return to Sauk Cen
tire in the fall.
Mrs. Thos. Sullivan left Tuesday
morning for the Twin Cities. Mrs.
Sullivan returned the same night af-
ter attending to business in the in
terests of the store.
Miss Emma Chelgren left Monday
non for Cannon Falls and will spend
her vaction there with her parents.
Miss Chelgren will resume her work
in the schools heer in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sigurd Holme and Mr..
and Mrs. Del keenan, motored to Min
neapolis Wednesday morning on legal
business concerning tthe Jack Smith
case. He returned the same night;
Miss Emily Chelgren left for her
home in Fergus Falls Monday after
noon where she will spend the sum
mer. She will return to Sauk Centre
| in time for the school work kin the fall.
L.. o. Myhre left Monday for his
home in Estherville, Ia, where he will
spend his summer vacation. Mr..
Myhre has not yet fullysdecided to re-
turn to sauk Centre bpt willaprobably
do so. "l~sss :; ;A~~4 !.
Miss Elsie Hansen returned to her
home here Tuesday after completing
her years work in the Home Econom-
les department O.. the xsg Belgrade
schools. Miss Hansen will continue at
Belgrade next year.
Miss Marian Remington Left Mon
day noon for ~Delano~ where she will
visit with relatives. "a short time be-
fore going on. to.her home in silNew
York. Miss Remington wilt return to
Sauk Centre next year. 1s55sm i.
/ Miss Florence Gallihef s..spSat! the
week end in Royaltens where she visit
ed her parentsohefore returning to her
position at theo ohpmes of Mr. and Mrs
G. H. Vandesteeg! :: won tuJ ssa~+
Misses Ruth and Cora Wedgeileft
Wednesday morning for theirghonae in
Zumbrota after spending a. few days
here at the home Of their brother, ".
G.. Wedge. Miss Ruth has been teach
ing at Breckenridgesand Miss Cora at
Glosgow, Mont. t.a:.' i -.>..&i~:rF
ROLAND DuBeau will be seen from
henceforth until fall behind the desk
at the Palmer House acting in the ca
pacity of day clerk for the establish
ment. The young man is capable of
the position and will give satisfaction
to all with whom he comes in contact.
Mr.. and Mrs. F'illman and family of
Hibbing and Mr.. and Mrs. Weisner Of
Akeley made an extended visit at the
home of the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Trager of Padua, leaving
this week for their homes. They we're
accompanied as far as Albany by Mr..
and Mrs. Trager where all made a.
short visit. -. Till. - T.
Miss ]. L. Sheppard Of the Univer-
sity Extention Division will be in this
city from June $3.50 and will lecture
daily at the Junior high school audi
torium on Home Economics. Miss
Sheppard will also give demonstra-
tions on the canning and drying of
fruits and vegetables. This course. is
open to all and free to all. ..
JUNE FIFTH, INSTANT, WE
HAD COMPLETED FORTY NINE
YEARS OF SUCCESSFUL BUSI-
NESS IN THIS CITY AND ARE
NOW STARTED ON OUR FIFTIETH
YEAR. YOUR CONGRATULATIONS
WILL BE HEARTILY ACCEPTED.
BRING THIS CARD AND TAKE A
SMOKE WITH US. VERY TRULY,
ALBERT DAHLEM. adv
Roland Pendergast of Boston was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
'Sprague and others from Friday
until Sunday. Mr.. Pendergast is wei
known in Sauk Centre having spent
great many of his summers here. Dur
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