The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-03-01
COUNTRY NEWS
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Maud Mann was absent from school
Friday.
Geo. Grundmann called at the Walk
or farm Monday.
John Wolfe visited with Paul Wilcox
Monday afternoon.
Maud Mann visited on Thursday
with Sigrid Anderson.
E. Elliott of Hoboken visited on
Sunday with John Wolfe.
Mr.. Sherman transacted business
with c. D. Wilcox Monday.
Emil Norgorden spent Sunday after
noon skiing with Walter MAZE.
Miss Maud Mann and Vincent Ehr
were on the sick list this week.
Miss Florence Ingram visited Mrs.
Nels Norgarden Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Preston took
dinner at the Demro home Sunday.
H. w. Walker was a business visit
or at the John Grain farm Tuesday.
John and Frank Schmanski played
cards at Wood Lawn farm Friday eve.
Mrs. Joe Weiner visited on Satur-
day with her sister, Mrs. George Ehr.
Nels Norgarden took possession of
his new home called the "Ranch" last
week.
Fred Walker, Floyd and Glen Peter
son spent Friday evenig at the Neal
home.
Virgil Galbraith, a neighbor farm
or boy, spent Sunday with Leon In
gram.
Chas. Kortan visited with his broth
or, John, of Kandota Thursday and
Friday.
Miss Hazel Wakefield of Sank Gen.
tire spent Friday night with the Neal
sisters.
Albert Schmidt is employed by L. A.
Merritt of Clay Hill for an indefinite
period.
C. D. Wilcox, who has been SER
iously i'll is slowly recovering at this
writing.
Albert Schmidt spent the week end
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Schmidt.
John Rue and James Langstaff were
business visitors at the Oak Grove
farm Monday.
E. H. Osborne and son, Earl of Sank
Centre were business visitors at the
Lake Tuesday.
J. B. Galbraith and family were en-
tertained at dinner Sunday by the L.
A. Merritt family.
Ed Schwanke, proprietor of the c.
Bros. Friday afternoon.
John Rue assisted by James Lang
staff, is hauling hay with four horses
from the Chas. Kortan farm.
Howard Wilcox of Sank Centre Wis
tied on Sunday with his brother,
Clark and family at the Lake.
The Pansy and Anti-Can't clubs
practiced some music for Easter at
the C. P. Peterson home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd and son Henry,
Mrs. Tank and daughter, Margaret
called at the Gus Vessel home Sunday
afternoon.
The Upstreamers met at the school
house Tuesday evening to practice for
a coming program by which all will
hope to be entertained.
The Helping Hand Society deferred
their meeting until Thursday on &C
count of the bad weather. 1t will meet
next month with Mrs. Kennedy.
Genevieve, Leora and Stephen Key
entertained on Saturday evening the
following: Misses Gladys, Glen and
Dorothy Peterson, Ernestine and Rem
lila Stewart and ROLAND Stewart.
Mrs. Geo. Grundman spent the week
end with her grandmother, Mrs. L. D.
Salmond. The lady's many friends
will rejoice to hear that she is able to
20 about on clutches and is enjoying
the best of health otherwise.
The following young people, who
were out for a sleigh ride, called at
Wood Lawn farm Sunday evening for
a short time. Misses Hazel and Marie
Rosenberger, Nell and Merlin Wake
field, Verena Botz and Lila Neal. X.
Elliott, Fred Walker, Kenneth McCul-
Ium and John Rue.
The Progressive Farmers club will
hold their monthly meeting Friday
evening. All members are requested to
be present. This meeting closes the
second year of the club; the election
Of officers will take place. This club
has materially progressed, having a
membership of SO. The harmony IN
which the members work has received
favorable comment from visitors and
we hope it will continue.
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