The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-11-22

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Thursday of last week he was guest
Of Mayor and Mrs. VIM. M. Parker
in this city.
Anetta Ealser was guest at the
Parks home Wednesday evening.
j. e. johnson Of Two Harbors
vas guest Of l.. j. Dolson Wednes-
cay of this week.
Mrs. A. v. Sutton is visiting her
granddaughter in Minneapolis Tor
,yeek or 10 days.
i. Mrs. S.. Rowman Of Hillsboro, N.
| D., is visiting her sister Mrs. A. V.
Sutton for two or three weeks.
! Don a Freeman of St. Cloud was
mingling with his many friends in
5auk Centre Wednesday afternoon.
Fred Hultgreen and family of
Hackensack were week end guests at
the Andrew Hultgren home in this
city.
Fred Batchelder of Minneapolis
visited with his sisters Mrs. S. ROW
an and Mrs. A. V. Sutton the last
week.
Raymond P. Lee, well known Long
/ Prairie banker and businessman,
spent Friday Of last week in Sank
| Centre
Captain Howard of Fort Smelling
inspected the local Machine Gun Unit
Monday evening, making a very ia
vorabie report.
Mrs. W. j. Jackman of Akron,
Ohio, arrived Friday evening of last
week and is a guest at the home OF
ger neice, Mrs. Fay Cooper and fam
lily.
The Misses Gladys and Avis Carete
spent Wednesday and Thursday Wis
/ ting at the Parks home before leav'
nag for their new home at Candy
Mimi.
Z. LOST-Either on streets OF Saul
: Centre or near Home School, Copen
hagen blue knitted shawl with plni
stripes. Finder please leave at Her
aid office.-25.
, A little son, John Charles, was borr
to Mr.. and Mrs. John Hanson Mon
aay morning and passed away Tues
day morning. The many friends o.
the family sympathize with them II
f. their bereavement.
H. T. Minkler, district passenger
, agent Of the Chicago & Great West
ern Railroad, spent Wednesday II
Sank Centre interviewing local cit
! zens who contemplate spending thu
winter in California. 81 -
:, c.. Harry Lewis, Donald Lewis
DkMiss Josephine West-Lowes, Il are
'IEMrs. VanDyke of Long Prairie, re
turned to Sank Centre Saturday eve
ming after having laid the remains o
the late Mrs. Harry Lewis to rest II
Lakewood cemetery.
Attend the Annual Turkey dinner
chicken supper, and Bazaar, of Oul
Lady of the Angles Catholic Church
Community Club rooms, City Hall
Saturday Nov. "a. Dinner serves
from 1880 A. Mon. Supper at 5:3(
P. M. The sale of fancy articles be
gins at 100 A. M.-Adv. 22.
There will be free story hour a
! the public library Saturday after
,l.noon Nov. "a, for the special benefi
Of the young children. This work il
in charge of the Normal Department
Of 1.-The Public School and all storie
are carefully selected. All of TIL
young children of the city are cor
daily invited to enjoy this stor'
hour.
Otto Falkstead, H.. p; o.. w,
, Dowswell, King, Albin Larson ant
John French, drove to St. Paul Sat
urday to witness the comforting o
the Past and Most Excellent Maste
Degree of Royal Arch Masons OF
over 1900 candidats at the st. Pau
: auditorium. The gentlemen mad
| the trip by auto, arriving home abou
: s 100 o'clock Sunday morning ri gs..rs.
!, Mayor William Parker drove t
Minneapolis Wednesday afternoon t.
participate in the 50th anniversar!
of the Northwestern Miller, as CUES
of Mr. Edgar, the publisher. The
Northwestern Miller has been the
, recognized organ of the milling in
terests of Minnesota for half cen
fury and in honor of the 50th ami
yersary Mr.. Edgar has arranged ar
elaborate program for Thursday
Friday, and Saturday of this week.
VIM. Blake, former Sank Centre
resident and travelling salesman fol-