The Sauk Centre herald., 1923-11-01
and little son RAYMOND, VEN Berg

and little son Raymond, Vern Berg
eer Id Axe. Meje. ton motored to
Menhcga Sunday We e .4-e
guests of Mr.. Berggi gieen's sister anG
4sbaAd. NJ !. ald II . I-1.sf .Iocd.
M. and Mrs. V. T. Conklin mo-
.soted to 1T. Pal ~e-1
where they visited friends, returning
Mrs. Hlttie Doyle and mother.
Mrs. Honn left Sunday for Port
land, Ore, wllee they will spend the
winter visiting Ms. Doyle brother,
Charles Homm, and he son, Claude
Doyle. They will also visit at vali-
Gus points in Oregon.
Don't forget the Saturday Cand.
Specials at Dowswell s.-Adv. 21-2l
Robert Plant is this week moving
his family into the residence in the
south part of the city recently cccu-
| oied by Lee Johnson and family. The
latter is taking possession CT tGe
43erkinson residence on Second, be-
,ween Main and Oak street.
The ladies of Sank Centre have a
splendid opportunity to purchase
their winter hats at decided reduc-
ton in price by attending the Clear
ance Sale now being put on by Mrs.
.kitty Hansen at the Style Shop. The
sale will close Saturday evening, No
tember 10til.-Adv.
Mrs. j. A. Norris returned Thurs
day of last week. from trip to Rapid
Jity and the Black Hills, S. D.,
where she, with her daughter, Mrs.
Stafford and daughter Martha, visit
ed for two weeks with Mrs. Norris
orother-in.law and wife, Mrs and
Ms. N. G.. Norris.
New sotck ofladies' hand bags. All
styles and prices at Dowswell s.
Adv 81 22.
Henry ~Tombers accompanied by
his cousin Math Tombers motorcd up
from Minneapolis Wednesday of last
week and returned Thursday morn
ing. Henry left Friday for Chicago
where he expects to be employed by
the Washburn-C Crosby milling Co. in
the future.
The Ladies Society of the Congre
J, tional church will have sale o.
fancy and useful articles at tn,
S church on Thursday, Nov. l5th.--
e 1928.
:. Harry Hooper left early thi
Thursday morning for Central low
:, with a load of five "corn pickers' i
: Ehis Dodge touring car, The men az
a companying him were Joe Schwartz
n Simon -Weiner, Henry Orth, Harye
EOldham, and Frank Kersher. Harr.
e expects to make the trip of $50 mile
d in one day each way and will retur
1 to sauk Centre probably Sunday.
: The Ladies5 Aid of the Lutheran
8 church will give coffee at the hom'
!, of. Mrs. j. M. Myhre on Friday
: November 9th.-Adv.S@s,
e John Doege of Bainyille, Mont
: spent week visiting his parents. Nj
and Mrs. Chris Doege. j ohm is EN-
!, ployed at the Bainville Electric plant
: Frank Doege left Saturday of las
. week for Seattle and Portland, Ore
: Frank is to occupy the position G
Asst. Chief in the Seattle Electri
plant.
The College Of Commerce, st
r Cloud trains young men and youn!
, women for splendid business posi-
tions of all kinds. College now il
session. You may enter any time
{ Send for free catalog and course o
. study.-Adv. %
Big reduction ON hats of : ever!
> style and price at the Clearance sal,
, at the Style shop of Mrs. Kitty Han
SEN. The sale will positively close
Saturday evening, November 10TH
: Adv.
Mrs. Orva Pruyn and little daugk
ter Lauraine, who have been visitin
at the E. H. Osborne home for tn
l past two weeks left Tuesday for thei
home at Minot, N. D.
Cola May Spring has read ano
sung her way into the hearts of hl'n.
dreds of American audiences. He
'kid' readings are known whereve
the word Lyceum is understood. Hea
her with the Smith Spring Holme
Quintette at the School Auditorium
Thursday, Nov. 8.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Burton Rowe ar
rived in Sauk Centre shortly before
noon Sunday to visit the gentleman!
father, Fred B. Rowe, and to sa,
"hello" to their Sauk Centre friends
They spent several years in the west
first at Boise, Idaho, and later al
Seattle, Wash, whe~e Burton was
travelling salesman for the Marshal
Wells Hardware Company Of Duluth
Several months ago they returned tt
Minneapolis where Mr.. Rowe is nov
engaged in the hardware business a
5400 Lyndale Ave. S. Mr.. and Mrs
Rowe look as if life agreed with them
in the west and Minneapolis Thei
two daughters were taken care of by
. their grandmother, Mrs. F. B. Rowe
!, while the young people visited il
Sauk Centre, having leftS> SATURDAY
! evening but came only as far as st,
Cloud that night on account of the
. storm. They returned to their home
! Monday afternoon. The younges
daughter, Doris Avis Rowe, is JUS
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