The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-07-03

was shopping in this city Wednesday
Geo. Clark and family spent Sunday
with the A. E. Clark family at . lizard.
Miss Fronie Mace is spending the
Fourth with her parents at Brewer
vile. ..s :.
Mrs. P. w. johnson went to Glen
wood Tuesday for a few days visit
with relatives. 4 3ssr I'll,
Byron and Carmen Janecke are
visiting with relatives and friends at
Battle Lake this week. -. r>V' .
Mrs. F. H. Eckenrod, former resi-
dent of Sank Centre visited I with
friends in this city this week. ~ " {.
Is Henfy. Robbers, mail clerk on the
tnK1 line, Is enjoying a months vaca-
ton In this city with his family. =, j
and Mrs. "a. Nv. Bishop and
family attended the funeral of Ray
mond Peterson atSLong Prairie We'd
nesday. '. IT, ( Al 3
s. Mr.. and Mrs. Coyle and, son of
Perry, Iowa, returned Tuesday, after
spending a week with Chas. Houghton
! and family. 49, 3 III 1ss.s 81
Mrs.oC. H. Childs returned Sunday
of last week from a visit of several
weeks with relatives and friends at
Redwood Falls. kss
DIR. and Mrs. Holleran and childSn
of Minneapolis are visiting thisfN y
with Mrs. Holleran's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mccormick. -. -. =
USE PARIS GREEN NOW TO
KILL THOSE POTATO BUGS. WE
SELH%IT AT HILLERUD'S HARD
WARE--adv. ! = I:
= Rey. and Mrs. C. S.. Sparkes and
daughters Vera and Patricia weht"to
Little Falls Wednesday for a few
days visit with friends. i. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson, nee Lottie
Brant, of Watford, Nd, arrived on
tuesday for a; visit with the lady's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Brant.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Hoover left for
their home at Iowa City, Iowa, We'd
nesday after enjoying two weeks
vacation at Birch Lake, Ward Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Robbers, and
daughters Calvena and HermionsS> win
leave this evening for osakis where
they will spend the Fourth with rela-
ktiyes.,.;.s.N. -: !. s. a<:&.,FE% sGtS
Mrs. F. w. Sprague and little
daughter, Susan Amelia, left Tuesday
Dr Duluth foraa&few days visit with
the lady's parents, Mr.. and Mrs =:
FD. 4Stryker.@ <: les2>ssA9ESS&iir ~
Mr.. and Mrs, O.. ,Hs Janecke sSand
INF. and d t. Ms: Jos. KusbaEahd
daughter and MIR. and Mrs. says.
Nicholson and family spent SuIday,
at FERNS Falls and Battle Lake:32 -
NOT THE CHEA 1PE.ElEs BUT The
BEST OIL STOVEs ON MARKET
THE FLORENCE AUTOMATIC.
FOR - Safe ~ Ar HILLERUD'S
.fSskles1fss. sds E-z-'sss.sSs-
. Mr.sand Mrs X. b. .Steeren went to
Minneapolis Thursday hi: steeres
left for Chicago to attend to business
matters, while Mrs. Steere is visiting
with relatives and friends n Mime
aIoIis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Sau4 son
of Forsythe, Mont, and M. md
F., N.:Saner of Wibeaux, efss
for Minneapols Wednesday
week. visit at the ]. B. Saae home:
Mrs. W.. A. Barr and aaught
Jean and Betty are expected 10 st
rive in Sank Centre Monday of nast,
week and will remains for The balance
of the summer visiting rel and.
friends. , 3 sss 'ssSs BIZ ]
Harry Elliott left sFridayssi en- pss
troit, Mich, where he will beInpIoys
ed by the United States ss,l and.
Ventilating Company. Mr. Elliott
graduated this spring from the En-
ginser,s &c the tgJ. Of Minnesota.
= YOU MAY GET A CHEAPER OIL
COOK ST0yE BUT otI CANNOT
GET A HETTER ONE THAN The,
FLORENCE AUTOMATIC. FOR
SALE By G. HILLERUD & CO.,
HARDWARE DEALERsadv. If
SchoenhofF's Place is, still doing
business At; the old stand with q fne,
line Of Soft !. Drinks, Cigars and
Cigarettes. Buck Ale on draft.
Gund's Peerless Reyersge and Buck,
Ale in bottles. Call at Schoenhoff s.
when you are thirsty.-adv tt "a
C. H. Childs returned SATURDAY.
from a ten days vacation, which lie:
enjoyed by taking a trip down the.
Great Lakes. There were six men on
this exclusion, all former operators at
Camp Funston, Kans., where Mr.
Chi1ds was located during his service
in the army. iss; !
:. Mr.. and Mrs. Asa M. Wallace left
by auto last Thursday Afternoon to at
tend the annual outing Of the North
ern Minnesota Editorial Asseciaa
ton at Bemidji, returning Monday,
Misses ina Robinson and Arm Jack