The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-06-01

Erwin home for the past few days
left this Thursday morning.
The old reliable Beaufort Hotel of
Minneapolis continues to please. It
will please you. Give US trial. Opp.
Federal Bldg -Adv IL.
Mrs. Leroy Working left this
Thursday morning for Little Falls
where she will meet Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Working from Missoula,
Mont.
Joseph Koterba left today for his
home at Olivia, Mimi, having been
called to Sank Centre to attend The
funeral of his sister, Mrs. Joseph
Kortan.
Miss Harriet Wheeler arrived Mon
day from Wahepton, N. D. where she
has been teaching and will spend the
summer months with her mother Mis-.
o. Wheeler.
Miss Theresa Brophy who has been
teaching at Crank Forks arrived
home Monday and will spend the
summer months with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. P. ]. Brophy.
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FRIDAY MITE Adv.
Mrs. A. Sorenson returned to her
home at Agar, S. D., today Thurs
day. She was called to Sank Centre
two weeks ago by the fatal illness
of her mother, Mrs. Joseph Kortan.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. O'Gara motor
ed to Oglivie Sunday where their
daughter Emma is employed. Miss
Emma returned with them and spent
couple of days in Sank Centre.
Mrs. Margaret Mcclure of Peli-
can Rapids arrived Monday OF this
week and will be the guest of friends
for few days before leaving to visit
her daughter Margaret in South Da-
kota.
Ex-Service Men-May enlist in the
National Guard Reserve for one year
and attend Is days at camp. Men
who enlist in National Guard Reserve
do not have. to attend Armory Drill.
-Scott-Adv.
Cassius Jardine went to st. Paul
Tuesday of last week in his car and
returned Wednesday with his wife.
They were accompanied by Miss La
tona Mulinger of St. Paul, who re-
turned Friday.
Mrs. Percy Hansen and son Jack
left Saturday for an extended visit
with the lady's sister Mrs. z j., Web
ster of WARSAW, N. Y. Enroute Mrs.
Hansen will visit in Lake City, Iowa
and Milwaukee.
Geo. C. Ingram, one of our former
local lights, arrived Sunday from Re
gina and was a guest at the home OF
! Mr.. and Mrs. c.. A. Morse. He left
for Minneapolis Wednesday but will
return here Friday, on his way to Re
gina. His daughter Hildred and Miss
Ada Wilcox will accompany him back
to Regina.
Mrs. P. J. Fitzgerald left
Wednesday for her home at South
Range, Wis, after having spent the
past two weeks with her mother,
Mrs. Kortan, who died Saturday
Morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Geurtz 1nee
Elizabeth Roering) and Miss Anna
Roering of Browns Valley spent few
days last week renewing old friends
and acquaintance at Sank Centre
and vicinity.
Donald Hanson and Lloyd Tanner
went to Minneapolis the latter part
of the week and Saturday evening
crossed the burning sands to Mecca
with a class of 235 other Novices at
Zurah Ttmple, Order of the Mystic
Shrine.
Mrs. w. Benner left today, Thurs
day for several weeks visit with her
son w. w. Benner residing at $40
N. 3rd street Cuyogha Falls, Ohio.
The lady also expects to visit her son
R. C. Benner residing at Bayside,
N. Y. before her return.
Mrs. II. G. Wagner and daugh-
ter Rernice and Louis Eckonrod mo-
tored to Lake Park, Iowa Saturday,
Miss Charlotte who has been teach
ing in that city accompanied them
home and will spend the summer
months with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G.. Wagner.
The Altar Guild of the Episcopal
church will hold a candy and food
sale at Dowswelps Drug Store, Sat-
urday June 3.-Adv
Mrs. Fred Meyer and daughter Eda
of Cincinnati who have spent the
past two weeks at the home OF Mrs.
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