The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1918-11-14

daughter, Mrs. Albert Betz went to
Minneapolis Wednesday to spend the
winter.
! Who said Buttons" why the Fair
Store even makes 'em.-adv
Mrs. Sarah Slough and children ar
rived from Minneapolis Saturday to
visit her parents Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sullivan:
| Miss Esther Anderson arrived on
"Wednesday from Holdingford for a
few days visit with her sister, Mrs.
August Dahlem. .>
Mrs. Fred Hales and Mrs. o. E. Tip
pier and Misses Bernice Bowman and
Edith Holland of Westport were visi-
tors here Monday.
8. Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Martin of Birch
dale Left Sank Centre Wednesday
morning for their annual hunting "trip
near LaPorte, MINI.
v. G. Wedge returned from Zum-
brota Tuesday after visiting friends
a few days. Mrs. Wedge and baby
remained for longer visit.
CAR NEW YORK STATE APPLES
JUST IN. THIS is FIRST CLASS
STOCK; $3.50 PER BARREL, BUSH
Ell BASKET, SITS. ALBERT DAHL
EN- GROCERY DEPT.-adv.
Miss Weihe returned to her home
at Fargo, N. D., Monday. She was
the sixth grade teacher and had to
give up her school duties on account
of sickness.
D. B. Caughren and VIM. M. Park
er returned Monday from three
days hunting trip near Wheaton,
MINI. The boys say they brought the
limit of game back with them.
J. and M. Levine last Saturday
opened cash and carry grocery store
in the Beidleman block, corner Fourth
and Main street. They will do bust
ness under the title of Consumers
Wholesale Grocery Company.
H. L. Winslow of Olivia, James
Heagland of Renville, August Grabow
of Renville and Jens Peterson of
New London were pleasant callers at
the Herald office last evening. The
gentlemen are looking after land in
,, the vicinity Of Grove Lake today.
Mrs. David Cleveland very pleas
antly entertained. the w. r. C. at her
home on Wednesday afternoon. The
afternoon was spent in conversation
in listening to several musical selec-
lions and in writing a letter to our
President, Mrs. Ada Perkins, who is
in Washington, D. c. Each guest was
asked to write few lines. Refresh
ments We're served.
Burton Rowe has secured position
with wholesale hardware concern at
Portland, Ore, and is packing his
household goods preparatory to NOV
ing to the coast. Mr.. and Mrs. Rowe
will leave for their new home in
few days and their Sank Centre
friends hope that they will enjoy life
in their new environment very much.
DIR. J. F. Dubois has rented Mr..
Rowe's home on Main street and will
take possession about December first.
Geo. Clark received word this week
that his nephew, HI. Fuller had died in
camp with influenza. Mr.. Fuller
begged to tax eanother boys place
SO that he could serve Uncle Sam, but
died before reaching French soil.
The following boys who are attend
ing the S. T. A. c. at the "U" spent
the week end at home: Dewey
O'Gara, Hugh Galbraith, Malcolm
Hanson, Gregor Schlicte, ROLAND Du-
Beau, Ed Gamradt and Frank Jung.
Sank Centre friends of Charles E.
Lucas will be pleased to learn that
word has been received in Sank Cen
tire of his promotion to a sargeancy.
Sergt. Lucas is a member of Head
quarters Co., 158th infantry, 10th
Division, and has been in France for
some weeks.
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