The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-09-06
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Alphonse Bentfield returned home
from New Mumcn Monday.
Alois Phillips spent Sunday with
frienas and relatives in Melrose.
H. J. Wagner attended the Knute
Swore funeral at Osakis on Tuesday
afternoon.
Jack Woolford left for Minneapolis
FRIDAY where he will spend few days
in that city.
c. w. Trotter of Piasa, ILL.,, has been
here the past few days looking after
his land interests at this place.
John Thinner of st. Cloud came up
Monday for short visit with his par
ents at the Martin Thinner home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Wagner and
daugnter Charlotte visited with the
+. ]. White family Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Erwin and their
daughter, and Mrs. Perkins OF Sauk
Centre called on friends here Tuesday.
Mrs. J. H. Dunston came down from
Coleraine Thursday for short visit
with friends here and in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Marthaler, Jr.,
of Elrosa attended the Marthaler-Dld-
ier wedding at this place on Tuesday.
Mrs. l.. A. Lampert left Wednesday
for a couple of days visit with her
rister Mrs A. Klinfelm and family of
Melrose.
Miss Florence FORFEIT of Westport
visited several days of last week with
her friend, Miss Charlotte Wagner OF
Harry Owen left for the Twin Cit
ies >,ay where he viii take in the
state fair, and also visit relatives 1or
several days.
Owen Wagner has resumed his
work as brakeman for the Great Nor
them raltroad on the Fergus Falls
division this week.
'lre. 'ohn Kane and children of Lin
coin, came down Saturday for several
days visit with her sister at the Alols
i vS rOgre here.
Mary Radermacher went to Sauk
Centre Monday where she will be
student at the Sauk Centre High
school for the coming term.
Earl Tompkins left for Southern
Missouri Wednesday where he goes to
look over land and if he likes it he
will probably locate there in the near
future.
Miss Mildred Owen visited with
Miss Genevieve Sheets at Long Pra-
irie several days of last week. She
also attended the Todd County FAN
at that city.
Mrs. H. ]. Wagner and daughter
Charlotte, returned home from the
Twin Cities Tuesday, where they have
spent the last week visiting with
friends and relatives.
Ole johnson, who has been visiting
with his parents at the Louis John
son home here the past few weeks
left for Mohall, N. D., Tuesday, where
he was called to report on the U. S
draft list.
Arnold Vorpahl had the misfortune
to fall through a hay chute in the
barn on the Whitney farm breaking
his ankle. A physician from Osakis
dressed the wound and at this writing
the young man is able to be arount
on crutches.
Mise Messer went to St. Cloud the
past week and accompanied his son
John, home Saturday. John has beer
at the hospital in that city for the
past month, where he has been under
the doctors care on account OF {
broken knee cap. He is getting along
very we'll at present and is able to b.
around on crutches.
On August 80 occurred the wedding
of Celestine Didier, daughter of JOIN
Didier, and Geo. Marthaler, son O.
Alex Marthaler, at Osakis. A re
ception and wedding supper was Civ
en- at the Didier home Thursday eve
ming, and all present report yer,
good time. The young couple hav
the best wishes of the community, fo
a long and prosperous married life.