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

in earnest.
Al Fish of Long Prairie was a
Sank Centre visitor Friday Of last
week.
Mrs. Enid Richards spent the week
end visiting friends in the Twin
Cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Austin were
week end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gary Lee at Menhaga.
Mrs. John L. Whitson left Friday
for Duluth where she will spend sew
eral weeks visiting friends and rela
tives.
Miss Harriet Erwin left Monday
for St. Paul where she will be a
guest for a week of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Stone.
Mrs. Edna Jameson spent the
week END as a guest of Miss 1. M.
Donohue at Minneapolis, returning
home Monday.
Thomas Joyce and Editor M. j.
Walburn of Grey Eagle, were pleas
ant business callers at the Herald
office Tuesday.
Herman Conner of Brooten spent
Saturday as guest at the home OF
his daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank O'Gaara.
|, Mrs. Lynn Whitson went to Min
neapolis Saturday of last week where
she was the week end guest of her
aunt, Miss l. M. Donohue.
Mayor VIM. M. Parker spent Fri
day of last week in Long Prairie on
business connected with the Mime
sofa Gas & Mineray Company.
Miss Olga Houghton went to st.
Cloud Friday evening where she
spent the remainder of the week as a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.. Carl
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bartell and
daughters, Averill and Letha, ac-
companied by Mrs. Oscar Olufson
motored to Hewitt where they spent
Sunday as guests of Mrs. Bartell's
parents. 100
/ George Borgmann accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Ermalin, and Mrs.
R. Schultz, motored to the Twin
Cities Friday of last week where they
lenjoyed the Minnesota-Iowa game,
returning home Sunday.
[. Mrs. Chester Carson, arrived from
ESt. Paul, Saturday for a week end
Visit with her husband, Mr.. Carson,
Ewho is the foreman in charge of fhe
reconstruction removing the light poles
Efrom the streets to the. alleys. S.,
s Miss Jessie Avery and brother.
EHarry of Grey Eagle arrived Monday
Eof this week for a short visit at the
EFrank Connolly home. Mr.. Avery
Teturned Monday evening, Miss Jes-
Esie remaining fora longer stay. Il y
E Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Dulac 4(Dorris
EConnely) and baby Richard, accom-
Epanied by Miss Edna and Eric Ham
fson, motored up from Minneapolis
and spent Sunday with Mrs. Du1ac's
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
M. Connolly. -. -. =, s =, &c : "a
/ Rev. Fl. John A. Fearon vent to
! Wadena Saturday of last week, where
he conducted Forty Hours Devotion
!. services. q Father Linus of St. John S
University conducted services in sOur
Lady ofSthe Angles church Sunday
during Father Fearon's absence. q oS
| Mr.. and Mrs ID os u Robinson have
Ireceived news Of the birth of a baby
boy to their son and daughter-in-law
| Mr.. and Mrs. H ). X. Robinson at the
fhome of the lady's parents in Still
water Friday, November 10Th. The
new arrival has been named John
tJoseph.
Il "Lou" Steege, who has been con-
lined to his home, recuperating from
Injuries received in an auto ACCT
Edent some ten days ago, had suff1c-
EIently recovered so as TO be out and
around again Saturday, although
marks of injury received were stlll
quite prominent.
Mayor Parker this week received a
letter from his SISTER, MISS florence
formerly of Minneapolis, VINO recent
ly won a scholarship at Simon Col
iege, Boston, Stating that Sne has
enLefed the school and is taxing a
| post graduate course in Social w ell
rare work.
Miss Emma O'Gara of the Herald's
reporting staff, le1r Saturday morn
ing Tor RocneSCer, MIMI, where she
Was the guest OF the MISSES Dolls
Jafdlne and Myrtle Hlllefud who are
taking a nurse training course al
one OF the hospitals IN tnat city. Miss
Emma returned MONDAY evening.
Mrs. B. w. Merrimen spent
Thursdays and Friday VI last wee.
visiUlng ner son Sidney at st. Cloud.
Mrs. u. K. ScnuiIe and MISS Ii
W., Davidson, aunIs of Mrs. VIM.
Parker, are expected to arrive TINS
week from Milwaukee, Wis, to spend
Thanksgiving week with their nelce
and FAMILY.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Brucken of
I st. Paul were over sunday guests at
the Asa M. Wallace nome. Mr..
BrucKen is the engineer Employed
by tine Water, LignI and Power Com
mission in the REBUILDING of the cleo
urlc pole line, removing same to the
alleys. Mrs. Brucken and Mrs. Wal
lace are cousins.
Mrs. John Myhre returned from
Minneapolis Tuesday afternoon of
This week wnere she AMENDED the
funeral of her brorner-1n-law, the
late JOS. G.. Lovaas. Her little
grandson, John William Shannon, ac-
companled her home and Will remain
as guest of his grandparents for
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