The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1918-12-05

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Thursday here with his family.
Mrs. Anna Merfeld came up from
Minneapolis Saturday on business.
Foster Wilcox left for st. Paul
Monday for a few days visit.
Miss Marie ;Steinkraus of AIeNan-
Ola visited fr..'l Is here Sat:ir..s.y.
Miss Ethel Bradley spent Thanksgiv-
ing with relatives at Alexandria.
Rev. FIR. Fearon went to New
Munich Sunday to attend funeral.
Miss Lavina Shoemaker of Alex
andria visited friends here Sunday.
Miss Barbara Lentz returned to Viii
lard Monday having spent the week
end with Mrs. D. Ebbens.
Mrs. P. F. Mcnamara and children
returned from Long Prairie Monday
where they visited few days.
rs. Carrie Baldwin left for ST..
Paul Monday where she will spend the
the winter with her daughter.
Thomas Brown and wife of
Sumatra, Mont, spent Thanksgiving
with relatives and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Butler of Viii
lard spent Friday here visiting her
mother, Mrs. V. M. Thomasson.
Miss Grace Eager, who is teaching
school near Eagle Bend, returned on
Tuesday, after visiting few days
with her parents.
John Sanders returned from Camp
Grant Friday. His company has been
mustered out and he was sent home
until further notice. $685.
Chas. Houghton and family enter
tanned Mrs. A. E. Lyman, and daugh-
ter, Marie, and son, Lawrence, at
Thanksgiving dinner. 81.
There are some real up to date
cameo rings and brooches on display
at Walkers Jewelry Store. We will
be pleased to show them to you.-adv
Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Murphy and w.
J. Murphy of Blue Earth spent
Thanksgiving with their mother, Mrs.
VIM. Murphy and sister, Mrs. c. A.
Kennedy.
There are various kinds of talking
machines but to date none of them
can compare with the Columbia
Graphonola, sold by the Lee-Gingery
Co.-adv. w.. > .ss,..
New York State apples are good
cookers, eaters and keepers; per bar
rel, $3.50; per basket, $3.50; Baldwins
and Greetings. Albert Dahlem's
Grocery Dept.-adv. 49, LG..:. q. -
Keep the home fires bright and
CHEEKY by having a Columbia Graph
onola installed in your home for
Christmas, Sold exclusively in Sank
Centre, by the Lees mgery Co.. The
terms are very attractiVe.5TadY. 49,
Mrs. E. M Shircliffe and son, J. P.
Shircliffe left for Minneapolis Sunday
and will visit there! awhile and then
will spend !theswinter at Jefferson, Ia,
and other. places in that state. -.
Mrs. w. NJ. Parker and daughter,
Louise will leave this evening for
Milwaukee, Wis.,, for az couple of
weeks visit. Mr. Parker will ac-
company them as far as Minneapolis.
THE SAUK CENTRE OIL co.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED A TANK
OF HIGH TEST GASOLINE. THERE
is NONE BETTER AT ANY PRICE.
LET US PROVE 1T TO YOU.-adv.
Come in and see Exford's new res
taurant in the Wesley Building on
Third st. 1t is one of the finest eat
ing places west of the Twin Cities. He
invites everybody to come in and get
acquainted. 27 1t
OUR GASOLINE HAS HEAT
PROPERTIES THAT ARE EXCEL
LED BY NO OTHER GASOLINE;
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
NEW TANK. GIVE US A TRIAL
ORDER; YOU'LL BE SATISFIED.
SAUK CENTRE OIL CO.-adv.
Music makes the home more cosy
and cheerful. Nothing will supply this
necessary adjunct like a Columbia
Graphonola. Lee-G ingery Co., are the
sole Sank Centre agents for this
famous machine. Brighten the
Christmas celebration by having one
of these machines installed in your
home. Easy terms.-adv.
BE SURE AND VISIT THE SALE
STAND AT THE CITY AUDITOR
IUM SATURDAY, DEC. z. THERE
WILL BE A VRIETY OF CHILD
REN'S WEARING APPAREL,
APRONS, BEDDING, AND FANCY
ARTICLES AT REASONABLE
PRICES
The following boys spent Thanks
giving at home: Dewey O'Gara, Ed.
Gamradt, Byron Palmer, James Mac
Gibbon, Charles Allen, Willis Benson,
Aloysuis Diebel, Lawrence Lyman and
ROLAND DuBeau from the University, |
Alphonse Bentfeld from Hamline,
Melvin Bjone from the Maxwell build
ing and Howard Neal from the Avia-
ton School at the Overland building.
The Sophomore and Freshman De-