The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-06-14
D. C. Van Camp spent Friday in
Spaulding on business matters,

D. C. Van Camp spent Friday in
Spaulding on business matters,
L. l.. Kells spent Saturday attend
ing to legal matters in st. Cloud.
Miss Jennie Hedin left Friday night
for Alexandria where she will visit
short time.
Supt. M. D. Aygarn spent Thursday
in st. Cloud where he attended to bus
mess matters.
Your ticket to the Red Cross Movie
Benefit will not cost much, but it will
help accomplish much.
Remember the date of the Hespadia
Club Red Cross Movie Benefit and get
your ticket. June Is, matinee and
night. adv
Miss Mildred Hanstrom left Thurs
day afternoon for Clarissa where she
will be the guest of her aunt, Mrs. 2.
j. Nelson for the summer.
Malcolm Hanson arrived Monday
night from Carleton college at North
field, and will spend the summer vaca-
ton at the home of his relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Mondloch ar
rived Thursday night from their short
wedding trip and went to housekeep-
ing at once in the Lockead house.
V. T. Conklin and Henry Otto, Jr.,
motored to Glenwood Tuesday morn
ing where the gentlemen attended to
business matters, before returning.
Miss Agnes Brophy closed her
school at Breckenridge and returned
to her home on Tuesday. Miss Bro
ply expects to spend at least part of
her summer here.
Mrs. Theodore Dock and Mrs. F.
Pangburn left Tuesday noon for Min
neapolis where they will attend the
Rebecca Assembly as delegates from
the Sank Centre Chapter,
J. E. Bonner left Saturday for AL
bany near which place he has con-.
tracted hugs surveying job prepar-
atory to laying 10000 feet of thing on
the ]. A. Caughren farm.
Mrs. George A. Johnson arrived
Saturday night from Minneapolis
where she has been for the past month
and will remain, at the home of he,
father, DR.. E. C. Rich, indefinitely.
"Jim" Norhis the bonifacial genius
presiding over the Linwood hotel at
Osakis was in the city Tuesday on a
business trip, scattering gems of wis
dom and good cheer in his pathway.
Mrs. Fred Gummert returned to her
home in Mizpah Tuesday after a short
visit here with former acquaintance.
She was accompanied by Miss Violet
Child who will be her guest for some
time. S"' s''S- ~ -
Dr. E. 6. Rich returned Tuesday
night from Minneapolis where he had
gone to attend to business matters. He
was accompanied by Miss Martha who
has completed her year at Carleton il
Mortified. fr, - ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kusba and lit
tie daughter and Mr. land Mrs. Otto
Janecke and daughter have moved in
to cottage on the east side of Sank
Lake where they will remain during
the greater part of the summer. l
Mrs. A. F. Moynihan, accompanied
by Walter and Margaret, left Tuesday
noon for st. Paul. From there the two
children will go to Wisconsin to the
farm home of the brother of Mrs.
Moynihan, where they will spend the
summer.
William Parker, former Sank Gen.
tire boy, now Y. M. C. A. secretary at
large, arrived Friday night and will
spend a short time here at the home
of his parents and with friends. Mr..
Parker has been doing Y. M. C. A.
work in the army branch lately.
The lawn in front of the Junior
high school and in fact all around it
has been plowed and given a coat OF
black dirt, and will, in good time be
beautiful exposition of landscape ar
chitecture. The work is being super
vised by John Kerneghan and the re-
suit will be a success.
Mesdames Hilbert, Bramley, Fritz,
Smith and Stevens Of Melrose spent
Friday in Sank Centre in the interests
of the Red Cross. The following aft
ternoon Mesdames Moynihan, Whit
son, Aygarn, and Miss Harriet Err
win motored to Melrose to help organ
ize branch chapter there. Mrs.
Stewart of st. Cloud was also present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Elwell (nee Ma
BILE Reed) accompanied by Mrs. Henry
Wootah and family Of Grand Forks
motored through Sank Centre Tues
day on their way to Wisconsin where
they will spend the summer. The
party stopped here short time to re-
new acquaintance. Mrs. Elwell an.
nounced that Miss Kate Reed, her sis
ter, is awaiting a call for Red Cross
duty in France and expected to leave
soon.
R. F. Eddy left Sunday morning
for Minneapolis where he met his sis
ter, Miss Joyce, who he had not seen
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