The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-04-15
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Fred Vorpahl of Little Sank was in
town on business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Fraser were at
Sank Centre on business Friday.
John Konzack of Alexandria came
down Friday and took his car back.
Henry Emmeck transacted business
at Osakis between trains Thursday.
0. M. Stensland transacted bust
ness in the cities Wednesday of this
week.
George Ensign was Sank Centre
visitor on business between trains on
Monday.
Albert Rueckert attended the
funeral Of his father at Olivia on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Orr of Wood
Lake visited at the Roth and Maus
homes here this week.
Ben Messer spent Sunday with his
family at st. Cloud, returning on the
Monday afternoon train.
Anton Beste was at Freeport two
days this week, returning home on the
Tuesday afternoon train.
John Selensky left for his home at
Waverley, Iowa after a weeks visit
at the Charles Selensky home.
Several from here attended the
Legion dance at Osakis Friday even
ing and all report a very good time.
Mrs. Carl Schwankee returned from
Milwaukee the first of the week, after
ten days visit with relatives in that
city.
B. L. Servatius accompanied by his
daughters Mary and Lena. visited
friends and relatives at Padua Sum
day.
C. M. Stensland and Glenn Allen
were Osakis visitors Sunday after
noon.
Frank Moore and John Nelson
went to Sank Centre one day this
week, each driving home a Fordson
tractor.
Miss Lucy tanker of st. Cloud
visited with relatives and friends here
over Sunday, returning home the first
of the week.
Mike Messer, Jr., who is student
at st. Johns University at College
vile, left for there Tuesday noon to
resume his studies.
Mike Messer left for Browefville
on the Saturday afternoon train for
an over Sunday visit with his son
Henry and family.
H. II. Allen and wife motored to
Belgrade Saturday for short visit
with their daughter at that place re-
turning Sunday evening.
The Ladies Sewing Circle of the
German Catholic church met with
Mrs. John Sauer Thursday afternoon.
A large crowd attended.
Fred Moehring shipped carload
each of sheep and hogs to South st.
Paul markets for the Farmers ship
ping association of this place Tues
day.
Mrs. J. J. Radermacher returned
from Avon on Wednesday after
several weeks visit with her son and
family at the John Radermacher
home there.
Joe Sauer left for his home at Sank
Centre on the Saturday afternoon
train after several days visit with his
son and family at the John Sauer
home west of town.
John Cans left for Col'egeville on
the Wednesday noon train to resume
his studies at the st. Johns Unjver-
sity after spending the Easter vaca-
ton with his mother and brothers.
Ray Whitcomb of Fox, Mimi, came
down the middle of the week, and he
reports that he likes his new location
very much. He left for home Friday
morning driving through by car, his
daughter accompanying him.
Relatives and friends to the num-
Der Of about forty or fifty gathered
at the William Roth home here Fri
day evening in the form Of a surprise
and bringing with them lots Of good
things to eat. The evening was
spent in playing cards. Refresh
ments were served and all had a
good time.