The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-08-16

Miss Mary Stein is on the sick list
this week.
Miss Jane Mingo of Osakis is :
guest at the Halverson home this
week. -
Mrs. w. D. Lamb of Chicago is ::
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Wallace
this week.
Miss Anna McCue has been visltn:
her parents in Belle Plaine duri~
her vacation.
Mrs. John Keringhan ard son left
for McGregor Saturday where they
will visit co. time.
Miss Maude Pennie of Willard ."
rived Friday for week end visit with
her cousin, Miss May COMFY.
Miss Christine Dofstedt of Glen
wood arrived Monday morning for 9
visit with Mrs. H. Halverson.
Mr.. Carlson, local reporter for the
Little Falls Herald, called at the Sauk
Centre Herald office Saturday of
week.
Mrs. P. M. Kennedy and Mrs. w. T
Murphy returned Monday evenins
from Blue Earth after three VIC
visit.
Miss Irene Tanner, who has beer
visiting Miss Libby Rezenchek, re-
turned to her home in Little Falls O.
Monday.
Ed Hedin of Winnipeg was seen or
the streets Saturday. He spent Sun
day the home of his mother, Mrs
Ida Hedin.
Mrs. Irwin, who has been renewir'
old friends and acquaintance in Saul
Centre, left Friday morning for hel
home in Eugene, Oregon.
Mrs. M. Smith and little grand
I daughter, Irene Depolder Of Grace
vile, are guests at the hon, of Mrs
Smiths daughter, Mrs. A. C. Caw'e'-
Solomon Dewey went to Minneapo
| lis on Friday, where he took his frs
examination. He made application tx
enter the service in the Aviation
| Corps.
Mrs. A. F. Moynihan went to tn
| cities on Saturday to meet Walter 2
Margaret Moynihan, who have bee
spending the summer in River Fan-
Wisconsin.
The Herald on Monday received nc
tice of the birth of son on Ave-
9Th to Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Benjar'i'
of Westport. Mother and son are d"
ing nicely.
Mrs. George Davis of Devils ~.
is visiting at the Hall home. Miss
Winifred Hall, who has been with be-
sister, Mrs. Davis for several weeks
returned with her.
Miss Frances Eddy left fo- Ware
Springs Monday, where she will r.
the guest of Miss Lila StanaWaS,
who is spending her vacation In one
of the Raymond cottages.
Ezra McRae, editor of the Post
News at Alexandria, called at tho
Herald office Friday morning. Mr.
McRae and family were motoring
through the city on their way to Min
neapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley C. Erown ="
daughter Erma of Vancouver, Wash.
arrived the first of the week and vii
visit with Mrs. Browns mother NJ
Gordon and his sister, Mrs. E. +.
Compton.
Mr.. Ford and Mrs. D. j. O'Hayer
have been visiting for some time at
the Rose Shaw residence. Mr.. Ford,
father of Mrs. Shaw, returned to his
home in St. Louis the latter part of
last week.
Mrs. Henry Bergman has been
sent as a delegate to the Catholic
Lady Forresters convention r
ing held in Milwaukee this week. Mrs.
Borgmann stopped on her way for a
few days visit in St. Clouo.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Kalbrener ="
son and Mr.. and Mrs. R. Willis, WI
have been enjoying theil annua
fishing trip here, returned to the
homes in Tracy the latter part D
last week. While in Sank Centre the.
were guests at the Del Keenan, home
Miss Olive O'Neil, Roy O'Neil anf'
Burke Ward all of st. Paul accom-
panied by Miss Ruth Compton motor
ed to Sank Centre Wednesday. The
party were returning from few days
outing at Jenkins, Mimi, and stopped
off for day in this city before MAX
ing the trip back to St. Paul.
The free paralysis clinic of the
state board of health closed on Sat,,l-
day last after very successful week
Forty-one patients were exaroinc
and treatment prescribed. D:. W.. +
Greene, Epidemioligist of the sta+
board Of health left for Minneapolis
on the noon train Saturday. Clinic
will be held at Mahnomen anc Halsto
next week.
On August the 10th Sam r.
and Ted Hoffman were accused of a.
saulting John Sullivan and Tom SRI
Ivan. Each pleaded guilty and go .
fined $40 and costs. The fight to-
place at the school house in i.
Kennedy district, three or four nil
out on the Melrose road, during
danco 1follo,iv,;;rsnt. j hf{hn talent 49,.