The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-06-17
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hubert Cans was at Sank Centre
on business Thursday.
Joe Zimmerman of Osakis was in
town on business Saturday.
]. B. Smith of Ward Springs call
ed on old friends here Monday.
John Kraemer Jr. was at Melrose
on business several days last week.
Lizzie Moehring VISITED relatives
at Albany Mimi, Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
Mrs. and Mr.. Henry Schmidt were
at Anoka on business several days
last week.
Mrs Anton Schlicht, Mary Serva-
tins and Lizzie Meehring were Sank
Centre visitors Friday.
Lewis Eckenrod of st. Cloud visit
ed friends here Sunday returning
home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Ben Deters visited her
daughter at the Nick Marthaler home
at Melrose two days this week.
William Barchinger and family OF
Long Prairie visited their daughter
at the Teske home here Sunday.
John Ritter and family Of Little
Sank were in town Saturday on bus
mess and visited friends here,
The Ladies aid of the Luthe0n
church met at the Carl Schwaanke
home east of town Thursday after
Joe Messer spent several days this
week visiting friends at St. Cloud
returning home on the Saturday
afternoon train.
Fred Vorpahl and son OF Little
Sank were here several days last
week shingling and otherwise repair
ing their house here.
Mrs. o. M. Stensland and children
left for Cyrus Wednesday afternoon
where they will visit with her parents
several days.
Bernice Botzet made an over Sum
day stay with relatives at College
Vile returning home on the Monday
afternoon train.
Bernice Wagner of Sank Centre
came up on the Saturday afternoon
train for an over Sunday stay with
her parents here.
Miss Lila Sorlie left for Starbuck
on the Thursday afternoon train for
a visit with her sister at the Otto
Hagen home there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Schurman
and family of Mccormick Lake visit
ed her sister at the H. J. Benttleld
home here Sunday.
J. G. Radermacher arrived home
the middle Of the week after several
days visit with his son at the John
Radermacher home at Avon, Mimi.
Mrs. Botzet who has been seriously
Ill with an attack of bronchitis and
under the care of DIR. Dubois OF Sank
Centre is reported slightly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Walker and son
Lvle of Lakefield Mimi, motored up
the last of the week and are visiting
their daughter at the VIM. Maus
home here at present.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Schlicht OF New
York N. D. came down the first OF
the week for a visit with his parents
at the Anton Schlicht home here and
will also visit with relatives at Mel
rose before returning home.
Mrs H. J. Wagner was at the
cities several days this week in at
tendance at the graduating exercise
of her nephew Hugh Hogan, and VS.
tied her sister at the Duffee home IN
Minneapolis and the Hogan home IN
st. Paul.
Mrs. David Beck who has been VS.
ting relatives and friends at Ienas-
ket. Wash, and Glencoe MINI. the
last two weeks, returned home Tues
day evening, and speaks very hgniv
If the Washington country.
The school house here that was
damaged Tuesday by the storm, the
roof being blown off and some OF the
side walls, is being repaired under
+he superyision of Herman MIX o.
Nelson. and a number of others wn a,
have turned out to help ana WI
probably be ready to resume scnoo
the first of the week
Our base ball team journeyea =
Sank Centre Sunday and was beat Ds
the local team there score z TO Z. i
probably would have been the otnel
wav had not the weather been so no
that several of our players had u
cutie along in the 9Th or 7th innings
The game was not very snappy or De
.J,o ~ that account