The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-11-06
THE sAUK CENTRE HERALD

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Miss Vera Clark spent Saturday
! with friends in Grey Eagle.
Miss Maole Lee left today for a
visit with friends in Mime apolis.
MISS Eyegn Greener of Grey Eagle
spent Friday with Mss Vera CLARK.
81. W. Gngery was a business caller
in the 1wln Cities the hrst part OF
the week.
Miss Pettit of the Junior high
facul.y spent the week cad with
friends in OSakis.
mss Gertrude Gillett went to
Westport wednesday for a few days
visit with friends.
Chas. Ailen, Jr., returned saturday
FROM Huron, 5. D., where he has been
spending the summer.
Sos. ..o.4..oo.. s..-.4Ic down from Sol
way Saturday to spend week with
his family IN this CITY,.
Mrs. ocnoen returned to her home
at Owatonna Saturday after visiting
The BLK and Weisner homes.
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Kenneth spent the week end with
relatives and friends at Bertha
> Miss Mabie Kinsella, who is teach
ing near Osakis, spent the week end
Miss Ermaline Bergman, of st.
Joseph came nome tnaay to visit
with her parents, returning Monday.
Miss Florence kennedy, who is
teacnlng near faynesvil1e, spent the
week end at her home south of this
city. ....... =. ~. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Weisner re-
.uf4scu .o.i.uiu.1y I-o4II tnelf l.Oiie, =
AEON tap III tne southern part OF the
,tale. .. - =
The Lutheran ladies an will meet
with Mrs. Emn Gam AIT Thursday,
Nov 18th. Everyone is cordially m
vted. % pd
Mass Louise LUA Smann went to
Alexandria Friday to spend the week
end with her sister, Miss Mable Borg
mann.
mss -----: If he forgets a casual
reminder might help hun TO remem-
DER the. Pavlllon dance. Nov. 1l.--au
Miss Beatrice johnson. who is at
tending school in this city, left We'd
nesday for a visit with relatives and
friends at Westport. .sSEs.+ .1sS >.
Misses Genevieve Reilly and Made.
line Klnsella, who attend high school
in this city, went to their homes at.
Westport Wednesday. 3sEsIts4
= Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.. Dean, who.
have been visiting their daughter,
Mts. A. r. otIeDe-, feCt-rned ~ .helr
home in Chicago Saturday. %5s<s 1
riElaSiII oi.IlSu AMI i PECOl1
ED1ilS,i DoNE fAT THE FASHION,
SHOP. MAIL ORDERS GIVEN
PROMPT ATTENTION. ady. r. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. III. G. Sherwood went
to Minneapolis Sunday to spend a few
returning Tuesday evening.
The pupils of the Public schools are
enjoying a vacation today and to-
morrow as the teachers are attending
the M. E. A. convention at Mime
apolis. $3.50 $zz5T r d #-cl&& y = i
i Mrs. Earl Davis, who has been
spending the past four weeks at
Long Prairie, returned to this cityI
Saturday accompanied by her son,
Richard. 49,, e..'- i
Chas. Feisler returned Saturday
from Minneaolis, having accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl <McNeice and
laughter, there in their car Wednes
day Of last week. i
Misses Harriet Evans and Agnes
Buckley of Swanville spent Tuesday
in this city with their parents en-
route to Minneapolis to attend the
N. E., A. convention.
Mrs. ]. Madsen and two children
arrived Tuesday from Maddox, |
Mont, and will spend the winter at |
the ii. Hoffman residence. Mr.. |
Madsen will arrive in short timt.
Hemstitching and pecot edging on
cotton, per yard. 10c; silk 1914 per
yard at the Fashion, Shop. Mail ord
ers given prompt attention. Mrs. e.
F. Evans, box 496-auv.
Eev. Thompson returned Wcdn,.s-
day noon from st. Paul where he has
been attending Centenary confer
ence. The. great objective of the
Centenary this year is Evangelism
and the meeting was q very helpful
one. %e
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