The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1918-05-09
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| H. J. Marthaler and family visited
relatives at Metre Grove Sunday. s.
Mrs. John Sauer and son were Sank
Centre visitors two days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Owen and
family of Gordon visited with relatives
in town Tuesday.
Miss Theresie Hesse transacted
business at st. Cloud Wednesday and
Thursay of last week.
Bernice Wagner left for the Twin
Cities Friday for short visit with
relatives at that place.
Mrs. Theo. Teske and son Ehrhardt
were at Anoka on business two or
three days this week.
James Owen is the owner of new
Buick Six purchased from the Didier
Garage here this week.
Mrs. III. J. Marthaler went to Sank
Centre Wednesday for short visit
with relatives and friends.
L. S. Wilson is the proud owner of
Packard car purchased from Min
neapolis parties this week.
Miss Lila Sorlie left for Brooten
Wednesday, where she goes for a visit
with her sister at that place.
A new ten pound boy arrived at the
O. M, Stenslund home Thursday
morning. All are doing nicely.
Grin Smith of Osakis was down and
spent Sunday with his grandparents
at the Hugh Owen home here.
Frank Maurer left for st. Paul on
Friday for a short visit with his
sisters, and also to transact business
there.
F. II. Opitz and family autoed to st.
Cloud Sunday and visited at the
Frank Harth home returning the
same evening.
Mrs. Anton Schlicht and daughter,
visited with relatives and friends at
Sank Centre for several days during
the latter part of the week.
Everyone from this vicinity, who
could get transportation, attended the
| Loyalty meeting at Melrose Sunday
and all pronounce the speeches fine.
Herman Mix of Nelson came down
Monday to do job of carpenter work
for Henry Deucker west of town in
the way Of building an addition to his
barn.
Dan Fraser, who is stationed at
Camp Funston, Kan, came up We'd
| nesday for short visit with relatives
and friends here, leaving again Sat
urday for the camp.
Pete Kraemer, an old time resident
of this place, now of st. Cloud, has
been here this week looking after his
land interests and also visiting with
old friends and relatives.
Hands Orchestra gave dance and
show here Thursday, which was very
good, but owing to the busy time ar
the Red Cross and Commercial Club
meeting Wednesday night only a
small crowd was present.
| VIM. Barchenger and family of
Long Prairie motored over Sunday
and visited their daughter at the Theo.
Teske home here. Miss Nora remained
over for a few days stay with her
sister and friends here.
All families must report amount of
flour they have on hand at once, re-
I CARELESS Of amount, either by phone,
letter or personally to H. G. Andre,
Deputy food administrator, Long
/ Prairie, or E. HI. Erickson for town Of
4 West Union or II. j. Wagner f6r
/ village of West Union.
A. D. Fraser, manager of the A. G.
/ Whitney farm was at Sank Centre be-
1 tween trains, accompanying his SON
4 Dan, that far. Dams many friends
4 here were much pleased to see him
Dan says army life agrees with him
. and he sure looks it. He has also been
I promoted to corporal. Dan is a fine
4 fellow and no doubt the promotion was
much deserved.
"A Red Cross and Commercial Clul
4 social gathering were held here We'd
nesday night, good sized crowd were
in attendance and all enjoyed very
pleasant evening. The net proceeds
\ for the dance and supper amounted
to about $50, which is for the benefit
of the Red Cross. Another gathering
i will be held in about four weeks.
\, Mr.. and Mrs. Merit Bohall Of
i Seattle, Wash, accompanied by his
brother, G. E. Bohall and wife o.
/ Sank Centre, called on friends here
Il Saturday; Merit left for the west Il
4 years ago and finds many changes
on his first trip back here. He
i. drove to Alexandra to catch the fyel
j from there Saturday. His many
j friends are glad to know he is wei
and prospecting and likes the west.