The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-04-17

Miss Florence Jones of Willard was
the guest of Sank Centre friends Sat
urday. .... - iTt:''''
Mrs Leroy Working returned Mon
day evening from. short trip to Min
neapolis.
. Miss Flossie Landerholm of Lit
tie Falls spent the week end with Miss
Verena Botz.
Mrs. B. Lillenthal and daughters OF
Glenwood spent Monday with Mrs.
Fred Krantz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Rydholm of
Melrose spent Saturday with Sank
Centre relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Minette spent
Tuesday at st. Cloud attending to
business matters.
Miss Inez Botz left Saturday for a
short visit with relatives and friends
at New Munich.
J. A. Myhre has recently completed
decorating the residence of Miss Jor-
gems at Little Sank.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Spoden of Mel
rose spent Thursday visiting with
Miss Frances Ebben.
B.J Schramm and P. G. Peterson of
Willard were transacting business in
Sank Centre Tuesday afternoon
The Ladies of the Episcopal church
will hold Food Sale at the Rexall
Store on Saturday, April 19-adv
u Miss Anna Costello, who teaches at
Little Falls, is spending this week
with relatives and friends in this city.
HAVE YOUR STORAGE BAT
TERIES TAKEN CARE OF AT THE
SAUK GENRE BATTERY CO.-adv
Miss Emma Forsberg, who teaches
at Crosby Mimi, arrived Saturday to
spend a week at the home of her par
entS. . .,"@< E
Miss Hazel Robinson returned to
Gtendive, Mont, Friday after visiting
several days with her parents in this
city ........r.:.a
Miss Della McCullum returned. on
Tuesday to Toma, Wis, after visiting
her brother, Clarence McCullum of
Hoboken.
Mrs. E. M. Gillig returned We'd
nesday from St. Peter where she has
been visiting her parents the last
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wagner of
Melrose spent the week end with the
B. j. Clasemann family. The ladies
are sisters. .......
Malcolm Hanson who attends Garlic
ton college at Mortified arrived
Thursday for a visit with relatives
and friends. ~
Mrs. A. F. Strebel and daughters
went to Minneapolis Sunday for a
short visit with the lady's aunt, Mrs.
w H. Fuller.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Kay returned
Tuesday from Arlington, S. D., where
they visited relatives and friends the
past two weeks.
Mrs. Frank Reilly and daughter,
Gladys of Westport spent Tuesday
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Steve Kinsella, ST. ~
Elkay's Straw Hat Dye-easy to
apply, quick to dry, wear proof and
light proof. DowswelPs Rexall Drug
Store.-adv. 44-46 i. = =
y Mrs. Harry Ripley and cousin Miss
Ethel Bradley went to Alexandria on
Wednesday to visit few days with
Mrs. C. n. Covel and Mrs. u. A.
Bradley. 1000
.2n Miss Jane Mingo arrived Tuesday
from Minneapolis to visit with Mrs.
II. s. Halvorson, leaving for Alex
andria Wednesday, where she is teach
ing school. s
Mrs. Jos. McFadden arrived Monday
from Rochester and visited until the
following day with Mrs. M. A.
Johnson, when she left for her home
at Bemidji.
Miss Verna Settgast arrived Tues
day from Minneapolis to visit with
friends in Sank Centre for a short
time. Miss Settgast was employed al
operator at the Great Northern depot
while Mr.. Childs was in the service.
The Sunshine Society will give Tho
first After Easter dance at the City
Hall, Sank Centre, Tuesday evening
April 22d. The splendid RAIDER or
chestra will furnish the music. Hav,
a good time; good cause.adv- 45-4,
Word has been received from Corp
Henry W.. Flynn that he expected t,
sail for home April 81. He states tina
the company has had previous sailin,
dates which fell through and h
sincerely hoped this one would stick
He was well at last reports.
/ Lady, if you haven't ordered you
Spring Hat, do it today. Our line Q
pattern hats and novelties is complet
4 an dvery moderately priced. We ar
giving discount of 10 per cent on a
; black hats. Prompt delivery can b
made for Easter. Mrs. Ed Evan
Fashion Shop adv.. AA6S,