The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-07-27

at Grand Rapids, MINI. Mr.. Falk
spent considerable time while away
fishing with U. S. Commissioner of
Education Tiggert one one of the
lakes near Grand Rapids.
| Rev. J. A. Stein returned Friday
from a weeks visit at Warren, Mimi,
and Grand Forks and Devils Lake,
N. D. The gentleman had charge OF
pastorate at the latter place before
locating in Sank Sentre. While
away Rev. Stein conducted Mission
services at Warren.
Chick Feed. At A.. Dahlem's-
Adv. =. "a
Any hat in stock for $1.98, while
they last, from 200 p. m. to 500
p. m. Saturday, at the Fashion
| Shoppe.- p ~
Mrs. Woodbridge left Friday for a
visit at Chautauqua, New York.
! William. Haig of Lowry was a
| guest at the G. g.. Palmer homel
| Tuesday.
Miss Alys Brophy had as her guest
Miss Marie Dempsey of Long Prairie
i for the past week.
i. SCHOENHeFF'S WILL BE OPEN
ISUNDAY AFTERNOONS FOR THE
fSERVICE; OF LUNCHES, ICE
iCREAM AND CIGARS. THIS Is
1.-THE MOST INVITING PLACE in
THE CITY TO EAT: TRY IT
i Miss. Theresa Brophy left Monday
for few days'svisitsa with her sister
Mrs. Dusensky at Barnsuille.en
/ Miss Bernice Barnard returned to
'PGrand Forks, Saturday after a weeks
visit with relatives .and friends: !.
Mrs. Marion Gillitte arrived Thurs
day from McGregor, n. D., and will
visit with Mrs. Ne. Molitor indefinite
ly. - sS,@ -. ~ -ase
Misses Frances and Elizabeth Vogel
arrived Tuesday from Chicago for a
two weeks visit at the B. 0. Vogel
home. 49,.
| Miss Margaret. Benson returned
! home Friday from Moorehead where
she has been attending summer
school. 4,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Markusont and
family returned Wednesday from a
few days visit with relatives at Owa-
tonna. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Kells and
children returned Tuesday from a sew
eraldays' automobile trip which in
Guided the Itasca State Park a visit
with friends near Blackjack, calling
at the C. F. Allen camp near Wiki
inson and spending the night at Shady
Shores, the w. A. Moore resort near
Hackensack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa M. Wallace ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. B. J..
Schram and son Jack Of Willard, Mrs.
Wallace Wright and son William of
Macon, Mo-, made an automobile
trip Saturday and Sunday to the Itas-
ca State Park, Detroit, Fergus Falls
and Alexandria. One does not appre-
ciate the beauties of northern Min
nesota until they take a leisurly trip
through its beauty spots.
Sugar is steadily advancing in
price, good time to buy now, at A.
,Dahlem's -Adv.
DR.. and Mrs. Clarence Henneman
and little daughter arrived in Sank
Centre Wednesday morning from
Rugby, N. D., for short visit at the
home of the gentleman's parents @Dr.
and Mrs. H. F. Henneman. The lit
tie daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henneman at Rugby, N. D., July 18th.
Mrs. A. o. Christensen mother of
Mrs. Henneman accompanied them.
DR.. Clarence left Wednesday evening
for st. Cloud where he will take up
the practice of dentistry in partner
ship with his uncle. His wife and
babe and her mother will join them in
the Granite City in short time.
TO ENABLE the Administrator to
close the A. Vessey Estate, i will
sell the SWA, Section % Ashley for
$3.50 per acre and SO foot bust
ness lot on Third street, east of the
Armory for $500. 90, providing sale. is
made by Sept. 1st.-J. F. Cooper. 80
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Mcintyre re-
turned Monday from five weeks
visit with their sons at Seattle,
Wash.,. and Eugene, Ore. The first
stop was made at Seattle for a visit
with the oldest son Edward and FAM
lily. A short stop was made AZ Fbrt-
land, Ore, where they visited Mrs. |
Wellman, daughter of "Dick" McCul- |
lom and then to the home Of their
son Herbert at Eugene, Ore. hi.
Mcintyre was so impressed with |
conditions at Eugene that he pur
chased a home there and expects TO