The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-06-02

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days there he will return to his bust
ness at Lusk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Holman returned
to their home at Brainerd Tuesday |
after visit with the lady's sister,
Mrs. August Oahlem.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Knavel and
children of st. Joseph spent Monday |
and Tuesday as the guests of Mr.. |
and Mrs. John Mondloch.
Henry Woebkenberg of st. Paul,
spent Wednesday visiting with Sank
Centre friends enroute to Ward
Springs where he will visit several
! days with his brother.
Glendon Brown, who attended the
F., local high school during the past
year, lett this Thursday for Wadena
and will accompany an aunt to Lake
Blanche near Battle Lake to spend
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Schoenhoff and
family left Saturday in their car for
a visit with the Schaefer family at
Albany. Sunday morning they went
to Sank Rapids for a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. Schaefer. They re-
turned home Monday evening.
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over Boston Store. TELEPHONE No.
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w. R. Petit arrived Friday from
St. Cloud for vlslu with his wife
who is visiting with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. w. Mcbride. He return
, ed home Tuesday while Mrs. Petit
: rtmained for an extended visit.
Hugh X. Robinson, arrived We'd
, nesday from Saltwater where he
!. visited with his wife and little daugh'
= ter, who are visiting the lady's par
ents, MI. and Mrs. John Ogren. Mr.
e Robinson will spend few days a.
d the guest of his parents, MIR. ant
'. Mrs. Joseph Robinson.
Miss May Cordell arrived home OF
d Wednesday evening after havln'
a completed her duties as teacher in
rural school near Melrose. She vii
spend at least a part of her vacatlo
l. with her mother, Mrs. Elizabet
= Cordell.
ID Miss Barbara Weiner went to s
Joe to spend day with her siste
t. Miss Regime, who has been attendln
it St. Benedict's College in that cit,
Id The young ladies are both expecte
y. to return to Sank Centre this Thur
IN day evening.
SIS Dance every Wednesday night; e1
err tertainment every Sunday. "
g, specialize in taking care OF banquet
luncheon parties. etc. Bring yo'
r. friends and we will take care OF W
ed anv hour of the day or night. Far
RS Lake Resort.-Adv. If
e Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Aust
came up from Minneapolis
nd Tuesday to spend several days WI
ay Sauk Centre relatives and frent
ort Arthur is running very prospero
L. grocery store at oath street and u
me mont Ave-, Minneapolis and is just
fat and good natured as ever.
n The many friends of David Cle'
ri land will be glad to learn that ne
RS recovered from his recent stroke
I'D. naraylsis. Mr.. Cleveland atteno
ng. church Sunday for the first time
gh- several weeks and took part IN
~ nov co,y;ces with the +
the of the G.. A. R. veterans.
AL Liant Myott, brother OF Fra
ar Mvott of Sank Centre, died at
family home at Bakersfield, Cal,
on Wednesday evening, May IL.
his deceased was AZ years old at
/ at time of his demise, stomach trou
lsed beinp the cause of death. Mrs.
,een oft was visiting at Los Angeles w
summoned home and arrived at
sity bedside shortly before death came
,r a Walter Bradley, who left the
and plov of the Rexall Store to enter
ac- army in 1917, was visiting with ,
ties, Centre friends on Tuesday OF
mas. week. Grad" had spent the "
dren end up north and stopped off on
for way back to Minneapolis where n
the EMPLOYED. He is a former Fay
Mrs. Vile boy and was one OF Sauk
b;s tres favorite ball players during
COWS time he was with us.
Kenneth McCollum drove up
st. Paul last Saturday in his Nat
- - al roadster. He was accompanies
;. ~ Miss Lillian Anderson OF 81. I
! uer Tht young people spent till late
ne dav afternoon visiting the Y
~, ~ mans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ~
" McCollum, and Sank Centre 1fle
"Kenny' has good position
son the maintenance department OF
artin Swift & Company's South st.
angl- plant and is also attending
nella. school at the State University W
well he is taking structural engineer
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