The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-06-10
before she leaves to attend the Nor
NAL at st. Cloud.

NAL at st. Cloud.
Stephen Key came home Friday for
visit with parents and friends. He
has been selling books in the northern
part of Minnesota, for the Barnum
Book Co. of st. Paul.
. Misses Mona Hutchinson, Lenora
Key, Ernestine and Rinella Stewart,
Teasel and Elvira Kennedy, Messrs.
Stephen Key, Roland Stewart, Ester
Martin and Woodland Kennedy at
tended the Carnival at Melrose Sat
urday night.
Last Thursday afternoon about 40
guests dropped in at the Mann home
and simply showered Miss Maude
Mann with gifts. The color scheme
was red and white. A little wagon
was decorated and then the gifts
piled into it. 1t was drawn by the
two little Determan girls dressed in
red and white. A dainty lunch OF
ice cream and cake was served.
Among the gifts were 81 piece set
of Bungalow Blue dishes, towels, odd
dishes, doiles, water and sher-
bert glasses. Everyone wishes her
success in her new career and hap
py welded life.
The Progressive Farmers Club
held it's monthly meeting last FRI
day. Mr.. Larson of the Equity Elk
change of St, Paul again discussed
an elevator and potato warehouse.
Mr.. Carlson of St. Cluod discussed the
prospects of new electric line for
the farmers. Sam Ingram was I'M
able to keep still during the lectures
and asked many questions. Mayor
Ingram of Sank Centre complimented
the clubz on its splendid spirit of or
ganization. After the midnight
lunch dancing was INDUCED IN Tor
an hour or so. The club will hold its
9Th Annual picnic at Fairy Lake
June 23rd.
(Too late for last week.
Miss Hazel Knapp spent Sunday
with Miss Maude Mann.
Mrs. Aurthur Lloyd called on Mrs.
| C. D. Wilcox, Friday.
A. ]: Schmidt called on Miss Mona
Hutchinson Monday evening.
P. M. Kennedy and family spent
Friday evening at the ellison home.
Arleigh Demro and Leonard Wolfe
spent Sunday at the Wilcox home.
Misses Leona and Cecil Key,
tenn of school near Paynsville Fri
day.
Mrs. Frank Tank and family spent
Monday with her sister, Edith Gam
radt. Pc. ~''~'''''' ''--'''-
Last Sunday night party OF
friends surprised Mr.. and Mrs. b. H.
Otte.
Miss Elsie Moon of Willard is the
guest of her Grandmother Mrs. d.
C. Wolfe
Mrs. D.. C. Wolfe entertained her
son Wren Wolfe and family at dinner
Sunday.
Jos. and Ben Huffman of Melrose
transacted business. at Oakland farm
Friday. ,>h''-"'--
Herbert Rydholm drove up Thurs
day evening from Melrose to call on
his wife.
w. J. Rothrock left Sunday return
ing Monday from Mankato and drove
up his car
Mr.. and Mrs. Johns vi of Minneapo-
lis spent the week cnd at the F. l..
Connolly home.
Miss Cecil Key spent Monday with
her aunt Mrs. Phoebe Houston, who
is i'll at Melrose.
Miss Vera Rothrock has completed
her school duties at Marshall and will
spend the summer here.
Miss Martha Wolfe left Tuesday
or Minneapolis where she will visit
friends and relatives.
Mrs. C. D. Wilcox attended the
Royal Neighbor meeting at Mrs.
Frank Heads Tuesday.
Miss Marion Holmberg, Albert
Cordell and Bob Elliot called at the
Arthur Lloyd home Sunday.
Miss Hazel Reiss and Smith of st.
Cloud and Minneapolis called at
Wood Lawn Farm Sunday.
Mrs. Minnie Mann and daughter
Miss Maude spent the week end at
the Knapp home in Willard.
Misses Teasel and Elvira Kennedy
R. C. Elliott and E. R. Kennedy spent
Sunday at Wood Lawn Farm
Miss Marion Holmberg left Mon
day for her home at st. Peter after
spending week with friends.
H. w. Walker and family were en-
tertained at the home of their son
Fred Walker Monday for dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Botz and fam
lily motored to Long Prairie Monday
to attend the Memorial services.
Mrs. D. C. Wolfe, Miss Martha and
Gladys Wolfe, Mrs. Wren Wolfe
spent Thursday at the Dickerson
home. =
Messrs. Bruce Wilcox and Roy
Walker motored to Paynesville Sun
day and George Walker returned
with them.