The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-05-03


Gay guests at the home of the gen.
family.
DR.. R. E. Cooper drove to Mime.
apolis the forepart of this week to
visit his wife who has been the
guest of her mother for the past
week. lie returned Tuesday.
Mrs. l. H. Holman Esther Ander-
sony returned to her home in Brain
eld Saturday after spending a week
mere filling vacancy in the North
western Bell telephone office.
Rats and Mice are just as universal
in their "pesterence' as taXes-the
families increase every year. Kill
them with Meyers Rer Devil Poison
Kernels. For sale at Drug stores adv
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Lucas, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Sohle, Mrs. L. w.
Gingery and George Berggreen drove
to Alexandria Wednesday to attend
the funeral of Senator Knute Nelson.
P. B. Hanson, R. E. Hansen, S. l..
Ingram, and DR.. A. F. Moynihan and
DR.. ]. A. Dubois attended the fun
eral of the late Senator Knute Mel
son at Alexandria Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Anton Nelson and daughter
Bessie went to Alexandria Wednes-
day to be the guests of Mrs. Mary
Nelson for few days. Mrs. Nelson
also attended the funeral Of Senator
Nnute Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Schroeder
and daughters, Corene and Bernice
and Clarence Girard drove up from
st. Paul Friday evening to attend
the Senior Class play. They rturned
aome Sunday.
Frank Bunker of the postoffice
took his new Ford and drove to
3rainerd Friday to show it to his
relations. Reports are that Frank
was three days on the road but ar
lived at his destination safely. He
expects to be gone for a week.
Meyers Red Devil Poison Kernels
are convenient to use; require no
mixing; are not dangerous to cats
and dogs; can not be carried by rats
like poisons placed on chunks of
meat. For sale at drug stores-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bishop and
little son, Jackie of Clarissa, accom-
panied by the gentleman's mother,
Mrs. H. w. Bishop, drove to Mayer,
MIMI, Sunday to visit their sister
and daughter, Mrs. Robert Lippert
Iucille Bishop. They returned
Wednesday.
Albert Hanson returned Friday of
last week from Hermiston, Ore. where
he has been employed for several
months by j. Lee Parker, former
owner of the Caughren theatre of
this city. Mr.. Parker is now in the
grocery and butcher business. The
young man stopped at several points
IN Montana enroute home. |
If you kept a Rat and Mouse ex-
pense account for a month you would
kill them without being told. Meyers
Red Devil Poison Kernels are made
to kill. For sale at drug stores adv.
Mrs. B. Bosshardt and Mrs. F.
Cliff left Wednesday morning for Lit
tie Falls and Mrs. T. Caughren T.
Caughren, Mrs. C. S. Sparkes, Mrs.
L. A. Walker and Mrs. D. Pangburn
joined them today. They are all del
egates to the Congregational Church
Women's Missionary Society Annual |
State Convention which meets this
week In Little Falls. |
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w. L. Engle returned Saturday
from Rochester where he has attend
ed his son Erwin. The boy went
through the Mayo Clinic and after a
thorough examination Mr.. Engle was
informed they could do nothing for +
him. The decision of the Mayos
conforms with the diagnosis of the
case made by DR.. ]. A. and j. F.
Dubois a year ago.
Gus Salmond returned last week
from Los Angeles, CAL, where he
has been spending the winter with
MS family. 1t will be recalled that
Mr.. and Mrs. Salmond were called to
California several months ago by the
very critical illness of thier daughter,
Mrs. Cecil Lee. The latter was very
i'll for sometime but Mr..
Salmond reports that she is decidedly
at the present and her COM
plete recovery is to be expected. Mrs.
Salmond will remain in the west this
year.
B. F. Dubois has moved his family
to the farm formerly known as the
Fairy Lake Resort, which property is
now owned by the First State Bank.