The Sauk Centre herald., 1921-11-24

Benson who teahes necar Bowerville
arrived home Wednesday to spend
Thanksgiving with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Benson.
Miss Florence Early left Wednes-
| day for her home in st. Paul to
spend the remainder of the week
| with. her relatives and friends. She
! was accompanied by Miss Florence
Spreitzer who will visit at the
Early home.
Mrs. Harry Deziel underwent an
operation at the St. GabriePs hospit-
al at Little Falls, last Thursday. At
this writing she is recovering very
nicely. Mr.. Deziel> :, and children
went over this Thursday morning to
be with her for Thanksgiving
Chas. Allen, Sr. and Chas. Allen,
Jr., Sidney Brown and Allan Meigs,
returned home Monday from the
northern hunting woods. They were
unfortunate this year as they did not
get deer. Chas. Marshall and G..
H., Vandesteeg returned last week
and both got one.
The Sauk Centre Fire department
is one of the most efficient volunteer
organizations in the state. The only
way they have of raising funds is by
their annual ball which will be held
this. year at the Junior High School
auditorium on Thanksgiving night,
Nov. "a. You should buy your
ticket whether you dance or not. Do
your duty when the solicitor calls on
you ADV.
+ j. F. Cooper C.. H. Cooper and
F. S. Parker have just received the
first car of Oregon apples from their
Sutherland orchard. These are large
ly the celebrated Oregon Spitz va
riety: They are expecting another
car which will be mostly Newtons.
These are being sold through the To-
cal merchants. Oregon grows the
best favored apples in the world,
and the best keepers. Ask for these
Oregon apples.-Adv.
Mrs. Joseph Capser expects to
leave Wednesday of next week for
California. She win stop over at
St. Paul enroute for a short Visit
with her. son Henry. She will then
go direct to Los Angeles and will
remain several months at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. W. w. Rey-
leck. Before returning to Sauk
Centre next May she will also visit
with her son Joseph at Berkley, Cal.
The ladies of Our Lady of the
Angels Catholic church will hold
their big annual turkey supper and
Bazaar at the Masonic Temple Sat-
urday, Dec. 8 Watch for full par
ticulars in the Herald of next week
adv.
The ladiess of st. Paups Catholic
church viii serve a big Thanksgiving
turkey dinner and supper at the
Masonic Temple, Thanksgiving Day.,
November "a The price will be sol
cents per plate. You cannot afford
to eat at home at this price-ad
Roy Francis left Wednesday eve
ming to spend Thanksgiving with his |
parents, in South St. Paul.
WILL BE PLEASED TO SHOW
CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS AROUND
OUR STORE. HALyERSONS.-f
adv.
Miss Bessie MARSHALL left last Sat-
urday for Minneapolis to be the
guest of friends until after the holi-
days.
Miss Ellen Hedin, who teaches at j
Holmes City, is spending her Thanks
giving vacation with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. L. Hedin.
Jos. Robinson arrived Tuesday,
from Solway for several days visit
with his family in Sauk Centre.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. +. Anderson
left Wednesday for Eagle Bend
where they will visit with, relatives
and friends during the Thanksgiving
holiday.
Miss Mary Louise Hudson arrived
Friday from Paynesville for two
weeks visit with Mrs. l.. l.. Kells
and other Sank Centre friends. Miss
Hudson is employed at the Rosebud
reservation in South Dakota at an
Episcopal hospital. -
The ladies Of st. PauHs Catholiel
'hurch will serve a big Thanksgiving
turkey dinner and supper at the
Temple, Thanksgiving Day,
November "A The price will be so
'ents per plate. You cannot saffordl
. eat at home at this price adv.
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