The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1918-03-14

L. L. Kells spent Saturday in st
Cloud where he transacted Legal
business.
Millinery Opening Friday and Sat
urday, March Is and 16. jackson
Sisters.
Miss Martha Rich will give story
hour at the public library on Satur-
day afternoon at three o'clock.
Mrs. Albert Sehnert of Lyman
Prairie spent Tuesday in Sank Centre
as the guest of Mrs. Roy Dunn.
Miss Mildred Simonton left Wed
nesday noon for st. Paul, where she
will be the guest of friends for a fort
night.
Miss Alice Mosford returned Sum
day night from her home at Clear
Lake after a visit of day with her
mother there.
H. F. Schmidt, manager of the
branch house of Swift & Co., spent the
week end in st. Paul, attending to
business matters.
Millinery Opening Friday and Sat
urday, March Is and 16. Jackson
Sisters.
VIM. Parker left for Minneapolis
Tuesday night where he remained a
short time attending to business
matters. y
A. G. Salmond returned Saturday
night from an extended visit with his
mother and brother at Los Angeles,
California.
Miss Dorothy Stephens spent the
week end in St. Cloud, her former
home, where she was the guest of
relatives, returning to Sank Centre
Sunday night.
On account of the Red Cross benefit
at the Caughren Monday afternoon
and evening the afternoon cutting
class and the evening surgical dress
ings class will be postponed.
Word was received Wednesday by
Mr.. and Mrs. Sigurd Holmes that
Aaron Breher, well known Sank
Centre boy, pow with the 28th En-
gineers has arrived safely in France.
THE LADIES AID OF THE ZION
LUTHERAN CHURCH WI L L
SERVE COFFEE ATsTHE HOME
OF MRS. ALBERT JANECKE ON
THJTRSDAY, MARCH 21st. EVERY
BODY INyITED.--adv. E
Mrs ID IL Compton returned to
! Sank Centre Sunday night after a
: visit of two days with her husband,
who is patient a 1.-THE Ryde1l hospital
in Minneapolis. The Herald is gladato
report that Mr.. Compton is gaining.
Millinery Opening Friday and Sat-
urday, March Is and 16. u jackson
Sisters.
The Herald is requested to announce
to Sank Centre housekeepers that q
great many official war time recipes
are arriving daily at the library and
may be copied at any time during the
library hours. Miss Davis will be
glad to furnish any assistance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa M. Wallace left
Saturday for Minneapolis where Mrs.
Wallace entered the Rydell hospital
for medical treatment. Mr.. Wallace
went on to Fairfax Sunday where he
is managing the Standard during the
illness of the regular editor.
Because of the illness of Mrs
Merryman's parents S. T. Merryman
has severed his connections with the
Central Minnesota Power and Milling
Company, and will soon return to
Chicago where he will again take up
his residence. Lynn w. Whitson has
succeeded Mr.. Merryman at the mill
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Houghton, ac-
companied by their daughter, Miss
Olga, returned Saturday night from
Minneapolis. Mr.. Houghton has been
spending a short time in a sanitarium
there but is considerably improved in
health.
The Steiner Luber Co., has made
arrangements for a branch yard a.
Little Sank and expect to start in
business there about April first. This
project has been agitated for some
time. Little Sank is now a flourish.
ing village and both the Steiner
Lumber Co., and Little Sank are going
to profit.