The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-01-17

Reception of candidates and install
lation of officers.
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MISS MARGARET DONOHUE
was hostess at a 100 o'clock lunch
con followed by Bridge, at the Lynn
Whitson home Tuesday afternoon, the
guests being: Mesdames c.. D. Mar
shall, Helen Ingram, R. R. 'Kells, A.
Crickmer, Mary Hogan, Theo. Dock
and E. E. Jameson.
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MRS. v. T. CONKLIN WAS
hostess at five tables of Bridge Sat-
urday afternoon of last week. Dainty
/ refreshments were served.
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MAYOR AND MRS. WIN. PARK.
err of Sank Centre attended the de-
lightful DeWolf Hopper production
of the Mikado at the Sherman Thea
tire, St. Cloud, Monday evening, Mr..
and Mrs. Parker were dinner guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Freeman.
THE MEMBERS OF THE /. O. O..
+. lodge will entertain their wives,
and the Rebeccas at an informal par
ty next Saturday evening in the /. O..
o. F. hall. A good time is in store
and all members of these two or
CARNATIONS are cordially invited to
| come.
MRS. JOS JACKSON ENTER
tanned number of little tots and
their mothers Tuesday afternoon, at
party in honor of her little daugh-
ter, Vera Mays, first birthday. Ice
cream and cake was served to the
youngsters at 4:3O and at $50. the
mothers enjoyed very dainty lunch.
The youngsters present were: Bobbie
Millner, Arthur Rosneau, Phyllis and
/ Jimmie Pangburn, Kathleen and Rob-
ert Mickey, Bobbie Plant, David Earl
Vandesteeg, and Dorothy Hansen.
The mothers were Mesdames M. H.
Millner, VIM. Roseneau, Earl Pang-
burn, Guy Mickey, R. V. Plant, G. H.
! Vandesteeg, and John Hansen.
| MRS. E. E: JAMESON WAS
hostess at 1 100 o'clock luncheon fol-
lowed by Bridge at two tables,
| Wednesday afternoon.
MR.. AND MRS. j. P. JANSEN
assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Roy l..
Scott, entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Will
bur Miller, Miss Studnicka and Mr..
Frederick Miller of Long Prairie, at
a 700 o'clock dinner Wednesday
evening. Following the dinner the
guests attended the Masonic dance.
MRS. R. R. KELLs WAS
hostess at a $50 dinner Wednesday
evening, covers being laid for ten.
sOklee - A Sons of Norway lodge
has been organized here, with %
enrolled members. The lodge will be
! known as "Vesterland" lodge and has
for it's president John Mellby.
| Bemidji - The Bemidji Labor
| League indorsed W. w. Register OF
| Glenwood to run for governor of Min.
nesota on the farmer-labor ticket. Mr.
| Register is chairman of the legislative
board of the state brotherhood Of loco
| motive engineers.
| st. Cioud-The st. Cloud chamber
Of commerce unanimously passed q
| resolution indursing the Mellon tar
| plan, at their meeting here. copy OF
the resolution will be mail-d to Min
neosta senators and representatives al
| Washington.
| Rochester-Friends Of the Rochester
| Y. M. G. A. have again gone over the
top in their program of placing the
association on firm footing. A fund
Of $4,000 has been subscribed by 140
| people to take care of all outstanding
obligations.
Tracy - Kenneth Keller of Lamber.
ton won the sweepstakes in breadmak.
ing at the 10th annual corn and grain
show. just concluded here. The judges
declared young Keller's exhibit the
winner over all competitors. The boy
Is 16 years old.