The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-03-31
/ COUNTY NEWS
items from Live Correspondents
of the Rural District
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jamie Grumdman called at Glands
Monday.
Tom HIGHLAND spent Sunday at the
Dwyer home.
Edwin Wolf spent Saturday night
with Sam GRADER.
Mrs. Tank and Ralph called on
Mrs. Lloyd Tuesday.
John Wolf spent Friday evening at
the GRADER home.
John Brown transacted business at
Oakland farm Tuesday.
Mr.. Claude was business visitor
at >Grundmann's Thursday. @
Helen and Lawrence Dieble spent
Wednesday at the Otto home.
Regime and Lawrence called on
their aunt, Mrs. A. Lloyd Saturday.
Mr.. GRADER and son Clarence call
ed at A. Lloyd's Saturday evening.
Mrs. H. Iwinski is on the sick list
this week with an attack Of quinsy.
John Dryer disposed of team OF
horses to a man from Round Prairie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Determan visited at
the Wilcox home Tuesday afternoon.
Ernest Vogel spent couple days
last week visiting the Botz children.
Joe and Henry Miller were bust
ness callers at Oakland Farm Mon
day.
Mr.. Claude and Connie Botz made
a business trim to Long Prairie Sat-
urday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Rydholm of
Nelrose called at Oak Grove Farm on
Friday. .
Mona Hutchinson spent couple OF
days visiting Mrs. Wilcox the first OF
the week.
Mrs. M. Madsen visited over night
at the Leo Weber home one night
uast week.
Elvina and Teasel Kennedy came
home Thursday evening for their
Easter vacation.
Nick Schwartz helped Connie Botz
in getting UP his summers supply OF
wood last week.
Eva Johnson of Sank Centre is do
ing practice teaching at District NO.
100, this week.
Henry Lloyd is around again ana
was able to return to school again
Tuesday morning.
Miss Dempsy of Long Prairie ac-
companied Miss Sheets home from
that village Monday.
Mrs. Wilcox, Paul, Foster, Craig
and Allen, spent Sunday evening at
the Hutchinson home.
Ed. Dwyer, Joe and Bill Winters
left with a crowd for Canada We'd
nesday of last week.
Frank Tank, son and daughter,
Laurence and Regina, visited at AL
bert Gamradt's Saturday.
Mrs. Steve Diezel is visiting IN
Sank Centre with her mother, Mrs.
W.. Lamb, a few days this week.
Leonard and Edwin Wolfe have
been assisting John Wolfe in split
ting his summer wood.
Mis- Genevieve Sheets went to her
home at Long Prairie to spend her
Easter vacation, returning Monday.
Craig Wilcox arrived Sunday night
from Minneapolis for few days
visit at his home at Mccormick Lake.
Mr.. Kinsbury was business cali
err at Monticello last week where ne
purchased several pure bred Holsteln
cows. -.
Chas. Knapp came up from st.
Paul Monday to visit Mr.. and MRS.
Harry Knapp, returning home Tues
day noon. 49,
Mrs. Hazel Connolly visited her
grandmother, Mrs. A. Lamb, Satur-
day of last week. Mrs. Lamb is now
quite feeble.
Chas. Kortan is doing fine after
having his tonsils removed tuesday
of last week ~and was able to saw
wood at his fathers Monday.
P. M. Kennedy was called to Red
field, S. D., by the death OF Mrs.
Kennedys brother-in-law. he re-
turned Sunday evening.
lola Grundman and Earnestme
Stewart came home from thelr
schools Wednesday evening to spend
their Easter vacation.
Leo Demro who has been attending
the College Ct Engineering at Aus
tin, arrived at Harry Knapps Fri
day for few weeks visit.
A surprise party was held at the
Key home Thursday evening in honor
of Miss Cecil who is home from the
university for her Easter vacation.
Mrs. Serley and daughter Olga left