The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-10-23
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Items from Live Correspondents !
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ROLAND Stewart called at Keys
Saturday.
Charles Kortan called at ]. Deter
mans Sunday.
Nels Norgorden's were out to
Padua Sunday.
Laurel Connolly called at Heffeners
Sunday afternoon.
r. C. Elliott was out to the farm
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Olga Serley spent a couple
of days with Maude Mann.
Mr.. P. M. Kennedy has been laying
in winter supply of coal.
Mrs. Frank Connolly called at Mrs.
Madsens Tuesday of last week.
James Grundman called at the
Hutchinson home Monday evening.
VIM. Gibson and family spent Sat-
urday evening at Nels Norgorden's.
J. Determan and family were
guests of John Brill family Sunday.
Lourice Mace, nephew of Mr.. Key
returned from Minneapolis Saturday.
George Grundman assisted Fred
Walker with hay hauling this week.
Mr.. Pullman, who has purchased
the Doolittle farm, has just moved
in.
Mr.. Besser and family were guests
of Mona and Roger Hutchinson Fri
day.
James Caughren visited at his
farms in this vicinity during the
week.
Arieigh Demro and John Wolf call
ed on Frank Connolly Friday after
noon.
The Lutheran Ladies held social
at the home Joe Botz Sunday after
noon.
Miss Martha Wolf left Monday for
Detroit to attend the meeting of the
w. R. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fettgather were bus
mess callers at Charles Kortners
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Barnett took
supper at the Ingram home Sunday
evening. -,
Mrs. Serley left Saturday for Al
bany to visit the Samuelson family
for a week.
Mrs. C. Botz's mother Mrs. Dinkel
and son of Long Prairie visited at the
Botz home.
Misses Sadie, Anna and Mavilla
Duyer spent Sunday afternoon at
C. Kortan's.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. .Botz and Peter
Botz of Freeport motored to. Long
Prairie Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Moss of Castle
ton. North Dakota, visited G. -Botz
the past week.
A. L. Heusel of Paynesville was a
business caller at Wood Lawn Farm
Tuesday morning.
Pm. Kennedy and family were en-
tertained at dinner at the H. W..
Walker, home Sunday
Verne. Sykes who has recently
moved on his farm called at Ihos.
Migrants Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Norgorden and
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Farrin spent Friday
evening at the c. Botz home
Miss Maude Mann, Leo Demro ana
Harry Knapp of Willard called at the
August Vessel is shipping a bunch
of hogs and lambs with the Farmers
Shipping Association this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Botz OF Sank
Cantre were out to the home OF tne;r
son, C. Botz, one day this week
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Madsen were
quests of Mrs. Madsen's sister, MRS.
P. Orvaar of Sank Centre Sunday.
Miss Reese and Mrs. Kay OF Mel
rose were business callers at WOOD
Lawn Farm Thursday afternoon.
Carlyle Key and Lyman Gibson en-
ioyed a good time Sunday afternoon
with Loran and Keith Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Connolly, Sr.,,
were OUT TO WISH tiiSiA AASH-
family at Oak Grove farm Sunday.
Mrs. Minnie Mann left THURSDAY
a. m. for st. Paul where she Will
visit relatives and also consult Doc
tors there.
Mrs. C. D. Wilcox left for Eagle
Bend for over Sunday with Mrs Fox
form there Mrs. Wilcox will go TO
Detroit to attend the convention OF
the w. r. C.
The Helping Hand Society held at
the home of Mrs. Arthur Lloyd was
well attended, the afternoon was
spent in tieing quilts and various
other work.
George Walker who is teaching
near Paypes,ille came home Fridi y
evening, returning Sunday by auto.
Geo. has large school enrolled and
likes the work very much.
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