The Sauk Centre herald., 1921-09-08

dria were Sauk Centre visitors Fri
day.
Mrs. Gus Kroll and daughter, Miss
Eleanor left Thursday for Port Ed
ward, Wis, after few days visit
with the lady's sister, Mrs. Gus Cen
rich.
Miss Lois Gage left Saturday for
Minneapolis for a short visit. She is
now engaged at Dawson in the inter-
ests of the Lewis E. Myer company
of Minneapolis. :
Miss Harriet Schicfer arrival last
week from Minneapolis for visit
with friends. Miss Schiefer LETT on
Saturday for Fosston, where she will
teach school this year.
Attorney and Mrs. M. A. Hogan
and Marian Of Minneapolis arrived
Saturday evening for visit with his
sister, Mrs. M. j. Joyce. They re-
turned home Monday evening.
w. C. Elliott, who was operated
upon at St. Raphial's hospital sever
al days ago, has improved so rapidly
that he was brought home Sunday.
Bruce Elliott drove down after him.
Mrs. Frank Head left Tuesday for
San Bernardino, Cal, for two
months visit with her neices, Mrs =.
Ray Monroe and Miss Estella Nc
Kenzie: Mr.. Head accompanied her
as far as Minneapolis. ...
Misses Della Moody and Esther
Peterson Of Fargo arrived Thursday
for few days visit with Miss Mil
dred >Geuting. They left Monday for
Little Sauk for few days visit with
relatives. w-..v .u,.
Miss Charlotte Wagner left, Fri
day for Lake Park, Iowa where she
Twill teach her second year in the
public schools of that city. Miss
Wagner is Instructor in. music and
penmanship. ~..s xye. >silss ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Borgmann and
family motored to st. Cloud Sunday
and spent the day with relatives and
friends. Miss Rita Borgmann re-
mained at st. Joseph where she will
enter st. Benedict's college for the
coming term. '~>..-.-' -~
+ Senator Knute Nelson arrived home
from Washington the first of the
week. He will remain here during
the .breif recess of Congress. Mrs.
Nelson preceded him few days.
She has been in poor health since
leaving here but is now BETTER Alex
andria Citizen-News.
Mrs. A. D. Green, who has been
visiting with her sister, Mrs. J.. j.
Kelley, left Friday for her home.
She was accompanied as far as Min
neapolis by her sisters, Mrs. Kelly
of Sauk Centre and Mrs. F. R.
Noonan of Alexandria who will visit
in the city for week.
There has been many fish brought
into the Wedge Hardware store dur
ing the present season, but the largest
pickerel put on display was a 13
FOUNDER cought by l.. A. Walker,
Tuesday morning at the head of Sank
Lake. Mr.. Wedge had the luck of
catching five pound bass.
Miss Grace Menke returned to her
employment in Minneapolis after
spending ten days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Menke. Miss
Menke, who was hurt some time ago
in an automobile accident, has re-
covered so as to again be able to re-
sumo her duties in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Cheney, of
st. Paul were over Sunday visitors
at the home Of the lady's sister, Mrs.
j.. B. Schoenhoff. They were ac-
companied by Misses Wagner, Flor
ence Riedl and Erna Cheney. Mr.
and Mrs. Schoenhoff took the party
to Regal Sunday afterroon where
they will visit at the John Heubaurer
home for few days before return
ing to St. Paul.
Mrs. James Allison and children of
Minneapolis, who have been visiting
the lady's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Bjerkan, returned to their home in
Minneapolis Saturday. They also
visited with Mrs. Allison's brother,
Fred Bjerkan at Osakis and a sister,
Mrs. A. D. Peterson at Eagle Bend,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Christensen Of
Little Sauk accompanied them home
to attend the State Fair.
J. A. Madsen, former chief of the
Elk River Fire Department, who will
leave this week to take up his new
business at Sauk Centre, was honor
ed by the members Of the Fire De-
partment last week, being presented
with handsome watch chain, with
gold pencil attached. The presenta.
1 tion was made by Chief Fred Ayers