The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-11-13

Mrs. Russell Weber, a cousin, and
Miss Winonah Whippen, also stu
dent.
Howard Bishop left this Thursday
morning for short business trip to
Minneapolis.
Webb Hedin of Minneapolis spent
Sunday at the home of his mother,
Mrs. Ida C. Hedin, in this city.
George Berggreen and. George
Borgmann were St. Cloud business
callers Wednesday of this week.
Mrs. Dean Perkins left Wednesday
for Minneapolis where she will be
the guest Of friends for several days.
Earl o. Davis who is employed in
Minneapolis, came up Tuesday eve
ming for short visit with his family.
Mrs. Alice F. Henshaw, teacher of
piano.-Adv.
Mrs. A. F. Moynihan left Tues
day for Clearwater, Mimi, where
she gave a short talk on "Rural
Schools and Child Welfare" at an
Armistice Day program given by the
public school of that village.
Glen Bohall who is attending the
gu" came up from Minneapolis Mon.
day evening to spend Armistice Day
with his parents and to play with
the Lake Region orchestra at the
Armistice dance Tuesday evening.
Miss Matilda Osterman, who has
spent the past several weeks visiting
at the home of her uncle, August
Dahlem and family, of this city, left
Friday for her home in Jersey City,
N. j. The young lady stated upon
leaving that she was very favorably
impressed with "Main Street."
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gotten and
little son, left Saturday evening TO;
their home in Warsaw, N. Y, after
the latter had spent the past -four
months visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Jameson. Mr.. Gotten an
rived the fore part of last week Il
accompany his wife and little son
home.
Hubert Driessen who has been en-
ployed in st. Cloud for the past sew
eral months, removed his family to
the Granite City last week where
they expect to reside in the future.
The Driessen's have many Sank Cen
tire friends who hope that they may
enjoy life and prosperity in their new
inviroment.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. E. DeLaurier
by Rev. S. s..
Wyand, and the gentleman's
brother, Rev. Fred Wyand of Monte
ray, Va, motored to Grey Eagle
Tuesday where they attended the
chicken dinner served by the ladies
of the United Bretheren church of
that village, at which Rev. Fred
Wyand gave most interesting talk.
A most unusual entertainment
will be given in the Woodmen Hall
at Westport on Saturday, Nov Is at
8 100 P. M. when the Bessie Martin
Company, an organization of Mime
apolis professional vaudeville artists,
make their first local appearance in
this vicinity. The company guaran-
tees a two-hour show, featuring the
latest and best in music and comedy. |
A big dance will follow the show,
music being furnished by the Bessie
Martin Orchestra. Admission 35c-l
adv.
A big dance at West Union We'd
nesday, Nov. 10Th. Music by Happy |
Serenaders.-Adv.
Last week Frank Dodge advertised
a flock of chickens for sale in the
Herald's Classified Want Column
The ad was to run for two weeks. He |
:alled up Monday countermanding
he ad for this week, stating that the
entire flock were sold Friday, but /
hat inquiries were still coming in
n large numbers. This only goes to
how that if you want results wheth-
n in the ssWant" columns or display
advertising you must use medium
widely read. Herald circulation is a
definite quantity read by people who