The Sauk Centre herald., 1923-10-11

of ST. Cloud, was transacting business
in Sauk Centre Tuesday afternoon
The gentleman was welcome caller
at the Herald office.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Wennergren Of
Minneapolis, arrived Saturday even
ing for a weekend visit with the
lady's grandmother, Mrs. Cooper
Mrs. Winnergren was May Smith be
fore her marriage.
Choose now the road you propose
to travel. If you choose the Man
kato Commercial College, Mankato
Mimi, it will lead to success.-Adv Is
t Matt S. Unger arrived Saturday
evening from San Francisco, Calf
for visit at the home Of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank U1ger
Mr.. Unger expects to make Saul
.Centre his home for some time.
County Superintendent of Schools
VIM Boerger has spent the past ter
days visiting the rural schools in the
territory adjacent to Sauk Centre
Mr.. Boerger reports the schools ir
western Stearns to be in good shape
The. College of Commerce, st
| Cloud secures good business positions
for its gradutes. Send for course Of
study-Adv. 10.
Mrs. S. E. Reed left Wednesday
for Columbia, Iowa, where she will
visit her parents and one brother
Enroute home she will stop off al
Allison, Iowa, and visit brother who
is in the banking business at that
place. ...,e.
Joseph Heraly has the contract tc
construct tile and stucco cottage on
Sauk Lake, Country Club addition
for V. T. Conklin. This cottage is
being built just north of the present
Conklin cottage occupied this season
by Mr.. and Mrs. W. j Dewhurst.
For this weeks end we will sell &c
hats at $1.00 each. Come and look
them over. Fair Store-Adv.
j. J. Costello left early Monday
morning for the Jim Winters farm
where he will install the steel equip
ment in fine new barn, from there
Mr.. Costello will go to Browerville
where he will do similar job on the
farm of Sam Ingram. r
James McGibbon came over from
Little Falls last week where he i
employed as an electrician and will
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John McGibbon of this city, until Oc
tober- 18th, when his vacation ends
jim and Allen Meigs[ went huntin!
Sunday. @-- --'..-. ..--,
Word was received by Sank Centr
relatives that little Margaret Jeal
arrived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Weldon Flynn, 1915 ,Lyndale Ave
NJ Minneapolis. The little lad,
weighed six pounds. 1t will be re
membered that Mrs. Flynn was fol
merly Miss Edith Taylor, a teache
in our public schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Dickinson and Sol
Arthur, Mrs. VIM. Dickinson, Alvi
and Bert Dickinson of Brooten, MI
and Mrs. Ed. Oldham and family @
Round Prairie, Otto Samuelson O
Little Sauk, Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
Dickinson and Hazel Hart of Sau
Centre, spent Sunday with Mr.. an
Mrs. Harold Dickinson.
Good Ford Coupe for sale. O'Gar
Garage.-Adv.
Mrs. Harry Butler, former Sau
Centre resident, was Sunday CUES
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Costello. She has been spending tn
summer at the Hotel Blake, Alexan
dria, the property Of her son-in-law
Art DuBeau. She was accompanie
on her trip by her grandson, Rollan
DuReau. Mr.. Butler passed away
year ago in Minneapolis, since tn
Buffers left Sauk Centre
City Engineer J. E. Bonner las
week was notified by President Car
Schuster of the League of Minnesot
Municipalities, that he had been aI
pointed as a member of the stree
paving committee of the League. TIL
other two members of the committe
are City Engineer Lyle E. Prichar,
of Albert Lea and City Engineer H
w. Daniels of Rochester. The ap
pointment on this important com
mittee is a recognition of Mr.. Bon
/ ner'S ability as an engineer.