The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-01-24

hart, Mr. Morgan, Dr. and Mrs. rMoys
nihan, DR.. and Mrs. Hennenann, Mr.
and Mrs. George Borgnann, Rev.
Sparkes, Mrs. Otis, Mrs. Chas. Harri-
son, William Benson, Walter Gritza,
macher, Anthony Schoenhof 49,
Mrs. John Bartell left Wednesday
for a several days visit with her
parents at Hewitt, MINI. ~
Cassius Urness is spending today
Thursday attending to business af-
fairs in the Twin Cities. ,.s.
Mrs. James A.. Caughren returned
Friday evening from a>seyera1 weeks
visit with her daughter, Mrs. b. J.
Schnur of Chicago, Ill. .
D. B. Caughren left Sunday eve
ming for a months stay at, Battle
Creek, Mich, where he is resting and
receiving medical treatment.
w. B. Morgan refereed the basket
ball game at Melrose last Friday eve
ming and will referee the Alexandria
Fergus Falls game tomorrow evening.
Rev. H. Parish of Wadena delivered
a very instructive and enjoyable
sermon Sunday morning to the. con-
gregation of the Methodist church.
Rev. Parish is working as an executive
officer for the Wadena Wesley Hos
pital which is being built in that city.
A card party will be given by the
ladies of Our Lady of the Angels
church in the Community Club rooms
on Wednesday evening", Jan. 30th.
The public are cordially invited ITO
attend.-Adv. :: -, ~ ~
u Miss Frances Eddy of Minneapolis
arrived Sunday evening to attend the
funeral of Mrs. S. P. Hansen, Sr.
Miss Eddy is a guest of Mrs. Frank
Pangburn. y
Mr.. and Mrs, C. c.. Gingery
motored over from, Westport Tues,
day evening to attend the basket
ball game between the Sank Centre
Legion and the Morris Independents.
Lorraine Manning of Minneapolis
spent the week end at the Dave Pang-
burn home as a guest Of Miss MaRae.
A. J. Arneson left via bus for Min
neapolis Sunday to attend a.coaven-
ton of Sinclair agents and scalers at
Hotel Raddison Monday. \
A. J. Arneson returned Friday
from Carver where he. attended the
funeral Of his sister Ella, who died at
Cornwall, Mimi, Jan. ,14th. TYtN !
Miss Elizabeth LaValle, 410 w.
College st. Albert Lea, Mimi, makes
switches, puffs, curls, chains, ETC., Of
combings or cut hair.-Adv. "a pd.
!. Rev. A. Crickmer, left Manday
morning for Duluth to attend the
yearly convention Of the Episcopal
church. He is expected home this
thursday, .s,., s,se..s,, "a .,s.., sss@
There are one hundred large Dot
sidetyooTas, ALL with running e6ad INA
hot water, and many with sprivate
bath and telephone at the Beaufort
Hotel. sMinneapolis-Adv. 1896.
Mrs, Merle Sutton and fittfe daugh-
ter, jane returned to their home in
Minneapolis, Friday / Of last week,
after spending a month as guests AT
the home of Mr.. sutton's parents lii
this city. y. -
Rev. John Fearon returned Friday
evening from trip to the Twin
Cities and Altoona, Wis.,, where. hi
spent several days visiting with sister,
Sister Corinne. ! i. $50 ]
: Paul Caughren who is attending
school in Minneapolis, came up .Frif
2dayaseyening and spent until Sunday
evening with hts grAhdmofhAisfsGia]l
8. Az Caughren.
Mrs. J. "A. Norris returned to st.
Paul Friday .1ef last. week after erf.
joying a weeks. visit with friends in
this city. Mrs. Norris is siendiag
the winter with her daughter, Mrs. A.
P. Brooks, in the Sanity city.
"Local Salesman wanted for Sank
Centre and vicinity to sell DOUBLE
WEAR SHOES direct from factory
to wearer. Our new measuring ap-
paratus insures perfect fitting. For
full particulars. write the DOUBLE
WEAR, SHOE COMPANY, s15 East
Lake Street, Minneapolis, Mimi
"a pd.
Asa M and Hugh E. Wallace left
this Thursday afternoon for Wadena
where they are in attendance at the
annual meeting Of the Northern Min
nesota. J Editorial Association. The
former is on the program to respc>1d
to the address Of welcome by the
mayor Of Wadena.
Clarence Vandesteeg motored to
Mortified Sunday where he regis
tered for the coming. semester at
Carlton College. He was accompa1i4
led as far as the Cities by Harold
Brown who, left from there for. Fort
Wayne, Ind, where he is working
with R. J. Malloy. ~
Attorney l.. l.. Kells accompanied
by Hugh E. Wallace, appeared be4
fore District Court Judge Roesep at
st Cloud Friday Of last week where
the court heard the divorce action of
Hugh E. Wallace VS. Harriet Irene
Wallace, on the ground Of desertion,
and an absolute divorce was granted
without alimony.