The Sauk Centre herald., 1918-01-03
COUNTRY NEWS ]
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PONDENTS OF RURAL
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Carlotte spent a portion of Wednes-
day at Sauk Centre.
Mrs. George Moore was a Sauk Cen
tire visitor over New Years.
Anton Doege was at Melrose Mon
day and Tuesday on business.
DR.. Myhre of Osakis was in town on
professional business Saturday.
Services were held in the M. E
church here Sunday afternoon
Frank Maurer was a Sauk Centre
visitor Wednesday of last week.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Tolleff Johnson visited
with friends here Sunday evening.
M. P. Stadtherr of Sauk Centre has
been in town for several days on busl-
ness. - ~'.'
Charles Stucke transacted business
at Sauk Centre between trains Tues
day.
Martin Thinner was a Melrose v
itor on business several days this
week. -.
Garret Sohle of Sank Centre visited
with friends here for several days this
week.
Bernhard and Cathryne Duecker Wis
tied with friends at Melrose over Sun
day.
Ben Nierman visited with relatives
at Sauk Centre two days the latter
part of last week.
L. A. Lampert transacted business
at Thief River Falls Saturday and
! Sunday of this week.
Mike Messer, Jr., left for College
vile Wednesday where he will attend
the st. Johns college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Owen visited
with relatives at Osakis Monday and
Tuesday of last week.
John Klinkner left for st. Paul,
mas day with her parents at the >. r.
Diddier home north of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Wagoner. attend
ed the Masonic banquet at Melrose on
Friday afternoon and evening.
C. E. Hanson of Osakis came down
Christmas day and ate dinner with
friends at the H. j. Wagner home.
Mrs. A. Klinfehn and children OF
Melrose came up Tuesday and are
spending the week with relatives here.
Miss Margaret Dicks of Sauk Cen
tire came up Tuesday for short visit
with friends at the Anton Schlicht
home.
W.P. Chase an old time resident OF
this place, who has been visiting with
relatives. here and at Round Pralrle,
left for his home at Baker, Mlnn., on
Thursday
John We're who has been working
at Odessa, Min, for the past couple OF
, wears. same down Tuesday for several
weeks visit with his mother at the
We're home. 81
John Cans, student at the St.
Johns college at Collegeville, came up
this week, and is spending the holl-
days with his parents, MI. ana MIS-
Nick Cans.
Owen Wagner, who is breaking on
the Great Northern out of Melrose,
came up Saturday for an over-Spnday
visit with his parents at the H. j
Wagner home.
Mrs. J. B. Mondloch, nee Rose
Sauer, left for her home at Sauk Cen
tire Saturday after several days vls-
If with her brother and family at the
John Sauer home.
Milton Fish, who is training at the
Great Lakes naval training statlon'
visited with his parents at Sauk Gen
tire. and also spent several days Vlslo-
ing with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Owen and grand
children Leverne and Beatrice, came
home Wednesday after having spent
Cbristmas day at Melrose, guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Klintehn.
DR.. Lewis of Sauk Centre was cal
to the J. S. Orbeck home here Frid'
to see Mrs. Orbeck who has been Ill
for some time. At this writing we
understand that sch is getting along
nicely.
Mrs. Alice Chamberlain left for hel
home at Ogden, Utah, Monday, after
short visit with her brother and fam
iIv at the George Moore home here
This is the first time in 33 years tina,
Msr Chamberlain has visited her ole
home here.
p. Sshlicht left for York, N. d., OF
Friday where he is employed by Z
Great Northern railyaWy company a.
second trick operator, after spendihe
tbe HOLIDAYS with his parents at the
Anton Schlicht home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Marthalel
left for their home at New Munich or
Tuesday after holiday visit with
their parents at the ]. P. Didier ane
Alex Marthaler homes here. Mr.. Mar
thaler has position as; teacher In the
public schools at that place,
Charlotte, Wagner entertained {
number of her classmates from Saul
Centre at her home here Thursda!
evening. Those present were thu
Misses Jessie Hansen, Bernice John
son, Marie Rosenberger, Verena Bot!
and Ina Robinson. Messrs. Cecil Les
ROLAND DuBeau, James McGibbon
Paul Caughren, Mike Miller and Mil
ton Fish.
Leonard Lampert has received let
ters from all the eWst Union boy
who are stationed at the various train
ing camps, and all say they received
their Christmas boxes in due time, ant
cannot thank their friends her
enough for them. The boys at pres
ent are stationed as follows: O. !
johnson, Camp Pike, Ark; Peter Oh
son, Camp Pike, Ark; J. H. Stucke
Camp Dodge, Iowa; Dan Fraser
Camp Funston, Kan; Chris Doege
Camp Cody, N. M.
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