The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-10-13

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tored to Minneapolis Monday of last
week. Miss Florence will resume her
studies at the Minneapolis School of
Music. She has as her instructor the
famous European pianist, Madame
Marie Bailey Apfelbeck. The rest Of
the party returned home Wednesday
accompanied by Mrs. Monte and son
Leonard who visited in Sank Centre
and Long Prairie with friends.
Eastern apples are short crop
this season; prices are out of reach.
We have good supply of extra nice
Western Jonathan apples at reason
able prices. Albert Dahlem.-adv
+ JOS. Parker, who was called to
Sank Centre from Minneapolis last
week because of the death OF the late
Clark Case, returned home Monday.
R. B. Mullen returned to Mason
City, Iowa Wednesday after a few
days visit with Sank Centre frie. DIS
and also spent few days buying
potatoes.
Mrs. Geo. Bishop of New York
City, arrived Sunday from sMinneap-
oils for an indefinite visit with Mrs.
J. H. Simonton and other Sank Cen
tire friends.
Basket social and card party at
Commercial Club rooms, Wednesday
evening, Oct. 10, commencing at s
o'clock. Given by young folks of St.
Paul's church. Everybody bring bas-
kets and come prepared for a real
old time good time. adv
H. j. Wagner was business cal
Ter at Osakis Monday. While there
he visited with his daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Owen Wagner, and his little
grandson, Owen Wagner Jr. ;
aNew navy beans, hand picked at A.
Dahlem's. adv
Mrs. Earl Kinder arrived Monday
from Mobridge, S. D., for a several
weeks visit with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. c.. w. Preston, and brother
Lloyd and wife. Mrs. Kinder was for
merly Miss Effie Preston.
Just in, new assortment of fine
briar pipes. Prices are lower, at A.
Dahlem's. adv !
Miss Korsbreck, third grade teach
er in the public schools, was called to
her home at! Wheaton, Thursday be-
cause of the serious illness Of her mo-
Their. Mrs. Dewey O'Gara is substi-'
tuting in her place this. week. q
Bring us your fresh eggs, we pay
top prices, cash. Albert Dahlem. adv:
QMrs. Ernest James, who was called
home at Casper, Wyo. She will visit
of her father, the late PeteraF rid-
lund, left this Thursday noon for her
home at Sasper, Wyo. She will visit.
with her friend, Mrs. #. c.. Hall, at
Fargo, enroute. - 90 -
Bargains in Girls coats, just, a
few left Come early and get: bar
gain. AS Dahlem. adv 81 so vrs1
J. AZ Caughren, who has been il at
his home for the past six weeks, left
Monday evening for Rochester, where
he will undergo a physical examina-
tion. He was accompanied by@his
wife and DR.. J. A. Dubois, the family
physician. Mr.. Caughfen has been in
a critical condition and it is hoped
by his many friends that he will soon
recover.
Basket social and card party at
Commercial Club rooms, Wednesday
evening, Oct. 10, commencing at 8
o'clock. Given by young folks of st.
Paul's church. Everybody bring bas-
kets and come prepared for real
old time good time. adv
Mrs. David Cleveland loft We'd
nesday and Mrs. J. A. Norris lett TINS
Thursday morning for Duluth, as del
egates from the w. R. C. of Sank
Centre to attend the Fifth District
in the above city. Mrs.
Cleveland has been treasurer of the
Fifth District for the past ten years.
The Corps has sent an invitation to
nave the Convention have their meet
ng in Sank Centre next year.
H. S. Halverson, accompanied by
lis brother, Henry Halverson of Osa-
us, drove to Battle Lake Satur-
lay to- enjoy few days hunting and
20 visit with their parents, Mr.. and