The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-01-04
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Glenn Bohall left Monday night to
resume his studies at the gu"
\, Lloyd Tanner went to Bemidji
Wednesday morning to spend several
days.
Alice Cass of Fargo returned Mon
day after spending the Holidays with
her parents.
Can heat your house the moist all
way without setting the house on fire
Get me. LEROY Working If
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ames OF
Glenwood spent Friday with Mrs
Christensen.
\ Miss Ellen O'Gara went to Brooten
Tuesday to spend several days with
Alfrieda Conner.
Frank and Merle Dodge left Tues
day morning to resume their school
studies at st. Cloud.
Miss Jane Smith of Willard arrived
Tuesday to spend several days at the
George Conkey home.
Any hat in stock $1.98 Friday an6
Saturday of this week. Mrs. E. F,
Evans. 80 49,
Mrs. Christensen went to Melrose
Monday to spend New Years at the
Jack Mccullough home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L.. j.. Edlebrock, and
brother, Urban, left Monday noon fol-
their home in st. Cloud.
hi T. F. Dursevsky left Tuesday for
St. Paul after spending the holidays
at the P. ]. Brophy home.
Alfrieda Conner of the Electric Shop
is enjoying months vacation at the
home of her folks in Brooten.
Clarence Girard left for his home
in St. Paul Monday after weeks
visit at the j. A. Brown home.
Potatoes, onions, rutabagas, carrots,
navy beans, at A. Dahlem's.-Ady.
Miss Ida Westlund of Long Prairie
who has been spending the Holidays
with relatives returned Wednesday.
Rose Gritzmacher returned to Min
neapolis Tuesday morning after
spending the Holidays with her folks
Mrs. Jos Robinson left Wednesday
for a weeks visit in Bertha at the
home of her son Hugh Robinson and
family.
There will be sale on all hats in
stock Friday and Saturday of this
week. Your choice S1.98. Mrs. E. +,
Evans.
Mrs. G. X. Williams of Bertha spent
Friday and Saturday of last week Wis
ting her brother Jos. Robinson ano
family.
Mrs. F. S. Parker and mother Mrs
Josiah Cooper are spending a few days
with the C. H. Cooper family at
Westport.
Choice Ben Davis apples, $1.25 pei
bushel, at A. Dahlen's. Adv.
Hazel Pangburn returned to valley
City, N. Oak, after weeks visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Pangburn.
Mrs. Frank Van left for her home
in Geddes, S. Oak. Monday after
spending two weeks with her mother
Mrs. c. Cooper.
Miss Melba Mattison who visited
her aunt Mrs. S. Beidleman on Satur-
day left for her home at Long Prairie
Sunday morning.
Elva Claseman and Mary Streitz
went to Melrose Monday to spend
New Years with the formers aunt,
Mrs. H. c. Wagner.
Fine Dill pickles and sauerkraut at
A. Dahlem's.-Adv
Opal and Stewart Sheets Of Willard
spent Tuesday in this city enroute to
st. Cloud where they are attending
the Teachers College.
Loretta Henneman, Dwight Hansen
and Harold Brown returned to the
"U" Tuesday evening after spending
the Holidays with their folks.
Mildred Fetgetter and Louise Borg
mann left Tuesday noon for Winona
to resume their school studies at ST.
Theresa's College in that city. s
Any hat in stock $1.98 Friday and
Saturday of this week. Mrs. E. F.
Evans. 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Irish who were
married last Friday were guests of
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. E. Irish from Saturday until Tues
day.
Regime Meyer resumed her school
drt -es at Ward Springs Tuesday
incoming after spending the Holiday