The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-04-03
5 COUNTRY NEWS !
) Items from Live Correspondence
: of the Rural District \
MCCORMICK LAKE


Richard Freeman spent Sunday al
home.
Leora Key is spending week al
home
Mrs. Martin Peterson called on
Mrs. Ehr Monday.
Verne Sykes was a caller at Botz
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Lusbough was caller at w .
H. Gilson's Monday.
Mrs. Ehr called on Mrs. Leo Web
Der Tuesday afternoon.
Verne Sykes was caller at H.
Iwinsh's Friday morning.
Henry VanHavermeadt was cal
Ter at John Claude's Tuesday.
Bruce Wilcox spent Sunday at
Clark Wilcox of Sank Centre.
John Wolfe and Elmo Peterson
called on Graders Sunday.
Fay Huston delivered a load of
hogs to Sank Centre Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Walker called on Mrs.
Iwinski Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. C.. F. Botz called on Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Botz Monday.
Lyman ellison helped Mr.. Botz
from Wednesday un:il Saturday.
Mr.. Gibson helped Mr.. Steiener
with the coal few days last week.
Chas. Kortan and son were callers
at w. H. Gilson's Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Norman spent
Tuesday evening at Ole Halverson s..
Mrs. Henry Walker spent Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Herman Iwinsk.
John Claude Herbert and Ethel
called at C. F. Botz' Tuesday morn
ing.
Fay Huston and John Freeman
were callers at Ole Halverson's Mon
day.
Mrs. Wolfe, John and Martha
spent Sunday evening at Wren
Wolfe's.
Norman and Evelyn Iwinsk, liza
Tyde Sykes spent Wednesday eve
ming at Botz'.
Mrs. Lusbough and three sons ar
rived here a week ago Sunday from
South Dakota.
Miss Olga Houghton is staying at
Harry Knapp's until the roads are in
better condition.
Will Reese and John Claude at
tended the auction sale of Mrs. M I.
Jardine's Monday.
Mrs. Martin Peterson returned
home from Long Prairie where she
has spent week.
Victor, Leora and Margaret key
and Luella Halverson spent Sunday
at Chris Huismans.
Number one and two school basses
did not get to town Midday iii at
count of the bad roads
Herbert Huisiman returned home
from Milwaukee Thursday where he
has been for sometime.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Knapp and
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Wilcox spent
Monday at Clark WILCOX
CnaS. Koran went TO st. Paul with
a car OF SCOcK Tor the rarmerS Snip
ping Association Tuesday.
MRS. Minnie Mann returned home
from Akley Thursday where she has
been visiting relauives Tor three
weeks.
Don't forget the Zion Lutheran
Ladies AID Will meet with Mrs. Al
bert Jenecke next Thursday afternoon
April 10.
Dolly Stewart and Ruby Pacey took
a walk Sunday out to the Chris Husi-
man place about seven miles from
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Norman, Mr. !.
Jake Key and Mr.. Gilbert Halverson
spent Sunday afternoon at Ole Hal
VERSIONS.
Mrs. Ann Claude returned to her
home at woodstock, Iowa, after spend
ing two weeks with her son John and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Black of
Laporte, Mimi, are visiting at the
Wolfe home and will return to their
home Wednesday.
Martin Wilverding of Westport, The
nursery man was canvassilg this Vi
entity last week Wednesday and took
dinner at o. F. Boz
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tank and
family and Ralph Sweeney took sup
per at Emil Gamradt's Sunday, it
being Elmer Gamradt's seventh birth
day.
j. A.. Roth and five men of Long
Prairie were breaking the road with
the white bus; it taking them five
hours to go from Sank Centre to
Ole Halverson's place where they
took supper, then proceeded on to
Melrose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Huisiman and
Herbert, Alice and May and Lucille
Freeman and Miss Ernestine Stewart
motored to Breckenridge Friday
morning and are visiting relatives for
a few days. Owing to the storm Mr..
Huisiman returned home Monday eve
ming, but the rest will wait until the
roads are better SO they can return
with their car.