The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-06-19

spent Thursday evening with Maud'
Mann.
Louis Rhenkaman and sons were
business callers at the P. M. Kennedy
farm Saturday
Web Hedin was a business caller al
Wood Lawn Farm in the interest OF
the Home School
Mines. and Messrs. John and VIM
Gritzmacher were entertained at the
Joe Botz home Sunday.
Mrs. Jos. White and children arrlv-
ed Thursday to visit at the Wilcox
home for the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Win Lamb spent
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. +.
L. Connolly and family.
Miss Mona Hutchinson spent Thurs
day evening at the home of her moth
er, Mrs. Chas. Hutchinson.
Mrs. Chas Hutchinson and children
Mona and Roger called :at Wood
Lawn Farm last Tuesday night.
Mrs. Minnie Mann came home Fri
day noon after a weeks visit with
friends and relatives at Akeley.
Mrs. M. L. Moore of Akeley arriv-
ed Friday to visit at the home of her
sister in law, Mrs. Minnie Mann.
Mrs. Phoebe Houston returned to
Melrose Sunday after visiting her son
Fay and family for several weeks.
Geo. Grundman and family and Mr..
and Mrs. H. w. Walker and family
called at the Oak Grove Farm Mon
day.
Frank Tank, ST., arrived last week
to visit his son, Frank Jr., after
spending a. few weeks in North Da-
kota.
Mines. Norgorden, Reese and
daughters, Esther and Ruth spent
Sunday afternoon at the Ingram
home.
Misses Elvira and Teasel and Pvt.
Ester Kennedy were entertained at
supper at the Ingram home Sunday
evening.
John Wolfe, Ester Kennedy, Ernest
Elliott and Laurel Walz attended the
Home Talent play at Westport Tues
day night.
Misses Maude Mann and Mona
Hutchinson, and Arleigh Demro were
guests at the Knapp home at Willard
last Tuesday.
Mr.. and MRS. Chairman, Mrs
Gandarian and children of Dakota,
Everett and Herman Prees of Evans
vile, Mr.. and Mrs. Prees of Westport
spent Thursday evening with Chas.
Demro and sons.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Mer-
rift, now of New York, formerly of
this vicinity, will be pleased to learn
that a 91a pound baby girl arrived
at their home June 9Th. The little
one has been named Florence.
Last Tuesday night the young
people of this vicinity under the aus
pices of the Progressive Farmers Club
gave Home Talent play at West
port. After the play dancing fol-
lowed. Mrs. E. M. Gillig and Miss
Esther Borgmann furnishing the
music. The proceeds amounted to
about $50 and about $35 was cleared.
The Progressive Farmers Club held
their annual picnic at the Mann home.
A picnic dinner was served at 1:3O.
After dinner the following races were
had as amusements. Prizes awarded
were 10, Is, rs cents and candy and
cigars.
l. Potato race, victor Key, Lyman
Gibson, Allan Wilcox.
2. Potato race, Lyman Gibson,
Bernard Determan, Laurel Connolly.
8. Potato race .(girls) Madeline
Gibson, Myra Taylor, Anna Deter
man.
4. Potato race, Leora Key, Flor
ence Ingram, Ernestine Stewart.
5. Sack race, Keith Kennedy, Victor
Key, Carlyle Key.
6. Sack race, Stephen Key, Geo.
Walker, Frank Connolly.
Z. Three-legged race, Lyman Gil
son and Loren Kennedy, Bruce Wilcox
and Martin Kennedy, Carlyle Key and
Keith Kennedy.
8. Three-legged race, Stephen Key
and Percy Kennedy, Ray and Geo.
Walker, Thomas and Philip Dwyer.
9. Boys foot race, Bruce Wilcox,
LYMAN Gibson, Martin Kennedy.
10. Young mems foot race, Steph-
en- Key, Geo. Walker, Thomas Dryer.
IL. Young ladies foot race, Ernes-
tine Stewart, Leora Key, Elvira Ken
nedy.
IL. Married mems foot race, Geo.
Grundman, Fay Houston, Frank
Connolly.
Fat mems foot race.
Fat ladies race.
Tug of war, married men and single
men.
Tug of war, married ladies and
single girls.
Egg race for boys and girls.
Diving contest.
The afternoon was closed with ice
cream, cake and lemonade. A dance
was piven in the evening After all