The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-08-12
Miss Emma Jensen left Wednes.

Miss Emma Jensen lett Wednes-
day for Laport after a ten days VS.
it with her cousin Miss Mable Han
son.
Miss Edna Collins arrived Wednes-
| day from St. Cloud for a weeks Wis
| it with Sank Centre relatives and
friends.
Misses Mamie and Ann Anderson
left Tuesday for Holdingford after a
| visit with their sister Mrs. August
Dahlem.
| Rev. Aurthur Goodger left Tuesday
morning to attend the Steams Coun-
ty Sunday School convention held at
St. Cloud.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. WagOneS and
daughter Charlotte returned home
Saturday from Chicago and other
eastern cities, where they spent two
weeks visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Winslow and
daughter Ethel motored to Brecken
ridge and Whapeton Monday, re-
turning Tuesday. Mr.. Winslow at
tended to business matters while the
ladies went for pleasure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Merits arrived
Thursday from St. Cloud to take
possession of the Hilsdale residence
on Pine Street, recently vacated by
the Feisler family. He is a travel
ing salesman for the International
Harvester Co.
Mrs. R. D. West and son Bobbie,
who have been visiting at the G. II.
Denzine home, left Friday for Oma-
ha,' Neb., wn2 e Mr.. West is sales
man for the M:,leable irnl Range
Co. They will make their home in
Hastings, Neb.
Just received a big stock of the well
known Phoenix Silk Hose for women
in all shades and fancy. This is the
first shipment Of Phoenix hosey We
have been able to get in over year.
Special value-A Phoenix pure silk
hose at $500. The Model-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Tobey and
daughter Dorothy, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Cleary and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liams and Miss Oleson motored down
from Osakis Sunday and enjoyed
picnic dinner at Fairy Lake. They
spent the afternoon visiting with
Mrs. C. E. Tobey at the Home School.
Mrs. S. D. Jardine accompanied by
her son Roy, left last Friday for Al
lance, Ohio, to attend the reunion Of
the Summer family. Mrs. Jardine's
maiden name was Summer and this
will be the first visit to the old home
in 35 years. They will visit at Chi
cago and expect to be gone about a
month. .-..-... ri
Grove Wills, a member of the force
of the Evelyth News, arrived We'd
nesday for a short visit with old
friends in Sank Cetnre. Mr.. Wills
was for number of years, member
of the Herald force. After his re-
tirement from military service, Mr..
Wills became associated with the
Eveleth News. .-,zr.-.. L.. ~.g.~
The Fisher building corner of Main
and Fourth streets, has been rented
for the Style Shop, and the stock of
will be removed from the
Golden Rule as soon as the building
can be remodeled. The business will
be managed by Mrs. J. F. Coyle who
expects to leave for the Twin Cities
and Chicago in short time to pur-
chase millinery for the fall business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert L. Mcintyre
and family, who for the past three
months have been visiting in the west
home Tuesday. Among old
Sank Centre citizens visited were:
a brother E. M. Mcintyre at Seattle,
Ne. L. Webb, who left Sank Centre
IL years ago to live at Roseburg,
Ore, T. w. Lothrop, Of Los Angeles,
who was in the barber trade in this
city "a years ago, John Anderson Of
Ore, and E. w. Smith and
family. at Yakima, Wash. The Nc
[ntyre family were visiting in Port
and, Ore, at the time of the Shriner
Convention. In speaking to Mr.. Nc
[ntyre he says, "That they liked the
west very much and that maybe they
will make their home out there, but
still it seemed good to get back to