The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-01-31

ter, Merle were Twin City visitors
visitors Wednesday of this week.
Otto Janecke left Sunday evening
on a several days business trip to
Thorpe, Wisconsin.
Jack Bailey of Little Falls is the
guest of his sister Mrs. Mike Wernig
for several days.
John A. Weisner of Grey Eagle
spent Wednesday afternoon in Sank
Centre transacting business and visit
ing among friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Clough of
Grey Eagle spent several hours
Wednesday of this week, visiting at
the home of their son and family.
Frank Marx of Eden Valley spent
Sunday in Sank Centre, visiting with
his sons Norbert and Vincent, and
also other friends and relatives.
Miss Rose Donohue who has been
visiting relatives and friends in Sank
Centre for the past week, returned to
her home in Minneapolis Sunday.
Helmer Nelson of Minneapolis
spent a few hours in Sank Centre
Monday, visiting with his mother,
Mrs. Andrew Nelson at the H. w.
Bishop home.
DR.. Guide, specialist Disease eye,
ear, nose, throat and fitting of glass
es; st. Cloud, Lair Block cow
H. G. Sweno of Osakis was a bust
ness caller in Sank Centre Tuesday
afternoon. While here Mr. Sweno
paid most pleasant business call at
the Herald office.
Mrs. Helen Winter of Melrose
spent Saturday in Sank Centre trans
acting business and while here made
a pleasant call on Mrs. ]. B. Schoen-
bof.
John Emmel, Jr., of Sank Rapids
accompanied the basket ball team of
that place, to Sank Centre, Monday
evening and spent his time visiting
among old friends and acquaintance.
Sigurd Holme Of the Boston Teg-
gerry was the lucky man Monday eve
ming and carried home the fifteen
pound goose which was given away
by the Legion at their Monday eve-
ning's basket ball game. 80 p
We have on hand Pocahantas
briquets, large and small; Splint
Lump, Wash Nut, Nut hard coal,
stove hard coal. Get our prices be-
fore you buy. G. Hillerud & co..
Adv. -
C. P. Whitcomb, S6-year-old Civil
War Veteran, has been confined to
his home with quite serious illness
for the past two weeks. His condi-
ton is said to be critical. ia. go.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Smith and lit4
tie daughter, Peggy, returned home
Tuesday evening from Minneapolis
where they have been guests of thu
lady's sister, Mrs. M. Jordan, for the
past two weeks. 49,. !!
Ed Evans came up from Mime
apolis Tuesday evening, being called
on account Of the destruction by fire
of his building on Main Street, Mon
day evening. He returned to Mime
apolis this Thursday morning. :, -. :.
Rudolph Lee, editor of the Long
Prairie Leader, spent Monday in
Sank Centre and attended the meet
ing Of the Sank Lake Farmers Coz
operative Creamery Association, and
listened to the. address Of Williana,
,Schilling of Mortified. NJ ~
The many friends of Miss Hattie
Hedin who has been confined to her.
home for the past three weeks with
tonsilitis, will be pleased to learn
that the lady has sufficiently recov-
cred to return to her duties as Asst.
Cashier at the First State Bank. I,
The Royal Neighbors will hold { a
food sale in the Pangurn Grocery. Co,
building next Saturday afternoon,
Feb. End Adv. 4.
H. J. Krips, brakeman on the
Great Northern who was seriously.
hurt about ten weeks ago while
switching in the local yards, has
recovered sufficiently to be out and
around with the assistance of crutch,
es and returned to his home at Mel
rose Saturday of last week.
Joe. F. Springer of Minneapolis,
representative Of the Western Adj
justment Company, spent Wednesday
in Sank Centre making adjustments
for his company, and also that of the
Liverpool London, & Globe Company
in connection with the recent fire of
the F. A. Fischer and Ed Evans
buildings.
Lloyd Whitmer, a boyhood school
mate of Hugh Wallace at Fairfax,
Mimi, now connected with the Extern
sion Department Of the University of
Minnesota, as dairy expert, is spend
ing several days at the F. P. Minette
home this week in connection with the
official tests of the Minette Dairy
herd. -st
Word has been received in Sank
Centre, of the arrival of little son,
John Jameson Cotton, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Cotton, at Warsaw,
N. Y, Sunday, January 9th. Mrs.
Cotton will be remembered as Miss
Vera Janoiocon douohto,. of Mr. and