The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-01-08
COUNTRY NEWS
Items from Live Correspondents
Of the Rural Districts
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Joe Nierman was at Sank Centre
several days this week.
N. ]. Cans was at Sank Centre on
Business one day this week.
Joe Messer was at st. Cloud two
days Of this week on business.
Mrs. ]. M. Miller visited relatives
at Sank Centre Thursday and Friday.
Herman Nierman was at New Mu-
mich on business two days this week.
Joe Weiss Jr., east Of town, is laid
mp at present with bad case Of ton
silitis.
Andrew Sorlie transacted business
at Sank Centre between trains We'd
nesday.
George Ensign and family visited at
the H. J. Rothe home and other friends
here Sunday.
Ole Mahlem left for Austin, Mimi,
the first Of the week where he goes
on an extended business trip.
w. P. Chase of Baker, Mimi, was
here on business and called on old
friends the first of the week.
Henry Stucke left for Minneapolis
ON the Saturday afternoon train where
he goes for several days stay.
Hugh Owen transacted business at
Alexandria two days this week return
ing home on the Tuesday noon train.
H. H. Allen manager Of the Whit
ney farm west of town was Sank
Centre visitor between trains on bust
ness Monday.
Owen WAGNER Of Melrose visited
his parents at the H. ]. Wagner home
here Monday, returning on the Tues
day noon train.
Mike Messer, Jr., who is attending
college at st. Johns is enjoying the
holiday vacation here at the M. Messer
home west of town.
q Fred Moehring. took a car of stock
TO the South st. Paul markets from
this station for the Farmers Shipping
Association Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Weiss, ST., and
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Marthaler and
family visited at the Joe Weiss, Jr,
home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mundlock and
son Of Sank Centre visited with her
brother at the John Sauer home New
Years, returning home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Owen and grand
son, Laverne, ate New Years dinner
with relatives at Osakis, returning
home on the Friday afternoon train.
Charlotte Wagner left for Mimi
apolis on the Monday noon train to
resume her studies at the MacPhail
school of music after spending the
here.
John Kraemer. Jr., left for Melrose
on the Saturday afternoon train af-
ter few days visit with his parents
at the John Kraemer nome west of
town.
The Misses Mata and Olga Bar
chenger left for their home at Long
Prairie after about a weeks stay with
their sister at the Theodore Teske
home here.
their home at Melrose on the Satur-
day noon train, after few days visit
ut the H. L. Doege home, south of
town, and other friends here.
Zita Norman left for New Munich
on the Thursday afternoon train where
she is attending school, after short
visit with her parents at the Herman
Nierman home west Of town.
John We're left for Holt Mimi, on
Friday afternoon after spending the
holiday vacation with his mother at
the We're home here. John is work.
ing at the carpenter trade there.
Rosella Konzcak left for Cogswell,
N. Oak. Friday where she goes to
resume her duties as teacher, after a
weeks vacation with her parents at
the John Konzcak home south Of
town.
Old friends and neighbors. to the
number Of about 40. called at the John
Konzcak home in the form OF a sur
prise and all enjoyed very pleasant
evening, Sunday. Mr.. Konzcak re-
Gently sold his farm and will hold an
auction in the near future. after which
the family will move to Alexandria
to reside. They have many warm