The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-05-08

Saturday to attend the Students Con-
vention at St. Benedicts College.
Miss Grace Eager returned from
Eagle Bend Saturday, having com
pleted a successful term of school.
Misses Ethel Little and Mary An
derson of Willard spent Saturday Wis
iting at the DR.. E. G. Rich home.
Misses Grace and Dora Dunn = of
Melrose spent the week end with
Misses Genevieve and Leila Gray.
Aloysuis Diebel returned Saturday
from Minneapolis for a few +, days
visit with his parents in this city.
Misses Ann Jackson and Libby
Rezencheck went to st. Paul Thurs
day for few days visit with friends.
Mrs. Geo. Allen of Rochester, Presi-
dent of M. F. w. c., was guest of
DIR. and Mrs. Lewis Friday and Sat-
urday. - ''r.@ - II
|: Mrs. M. A. Bount and Mrs. Al.
McClaren of Grey Eagle spent Fri
day and Saturday with Mrs. J. A..
Bisel. ...
Misses Ruth Christopherson, Irma
Huff and Grace Hoffman of Staples
spent the week end with Miss Bell
Chisholm. - -,
Mrs. F. E. Head and niece Miss
Doris Lee went Minneapolis Thursday
for visit with friends, returning
Sunday. ..,r &. r
Sister Aloysuis and Sister Cresen-
tia of Little Falls spent Saturday
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Steve
Schwarzbauer., i
s Mrs. H. C. Davis returned Friday
to her home at Lake Mills, Wis, after
visiting several days with her sis
tel, Mrs. J. A. Dubois. y ,'' y. .r<,' 80
{ Mrs. George Bergman and Mrs:
JOS A.. Schoenhoff went to ST..
Joseph Saturday to attend Stu
dents Convention at the st. Benz
diets College. s"
| S NOW Is THE TIME 10 Buy
| YOUR PAINTS AND VARN1SH. WE
ARE SELLING A GUARANTEED
PRODUCT AT A 20 PER CENT Dis
COUNT. O'GARA HARDWARE CO,
E. Woodbridge of Minneapolis spent
the week end at the Jos. Vogel h >me.
Mrs. Woodbridge, who has been visit
ing her father, Jos. Vogel, returned
with Mr.. Woodbridge Sunday evening:
Howard Veeder of the 35th Division
A. E. F. arrived at Newport News, Va.
Monday, April 2Sth aboard U. S. S.
Nanesmond, formerly the Pennsyl-
vania of the Hamberg-American line.
YOU CAN AFFORD TO PAINT
WHEN YOU CAN BUY GUARAN-
TEED PAINTS AND VARNISHES
AT 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT.
O'GARA HARDWARE CO.-adv.
J. A. Norris returned Monday from
Houston, Texas where Mr.. and Mrs.
Norris spent the winter. Mrs Norris
remained in Minneapolis for short
visit with her daughter, Mrs. A. P.
Brooks.
| VIM. Parker attended conference
of the Food Administration and Grain
Corporation at Minneapolis Monday.
He had the pleasure of hearing the
President, julius Barnes of the great
organization, speak.
Miss Bertha Rich arrived Tuesday
from Minneapolis to visit a few days
with her father, Dr.. E. &C. Rich and
sister, Mrs. B. w. Schroeder. Miss
Rich recently graduated from the City
I Houspital as nurse.
| :. A. L. Ingram came up from Mime
apolis the latter part Of the week for
q few days stay in the city. The In
yestors Security Association expect to
reopen their office in Sank Centre
within a short time.
Last fall John Boutell lost a valu-
able dog. He advertised widely for
him but could not locate him. A short
time ago it developed that the dog
had been stolen by the famous ebay
stack" murderers who were convicted
iii Anoka county recently. The boys
passed through Sank Centre enroute
from Minneapolis to Bertha a short
time before the crime. John went to
Long Prairie last week and recovered
the dog.
The Big Four Jazz Orchestra
working out Of Morris since Jan. 1,
will change their base of operations
to Glenwood and will open the dance
pavilion there Saturday, May II.
They will give dances Wednesday and
Saturday evenings during the balance
of May, and beginning June first there
will be three dances each week during
/ the summer season, on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evenings. The
people of Sank Centre and vicinity are
cordially invited to attend these
/ parties at any time.-adv. $3.50 pd.
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