The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-11-27

Dec. 3rd. Everybody welcome
pd.
Miss Emma Hines of Westport,
was Sank Centre visitor Saturday.
| Miss Hilda Sieben who is teaching
at Elrosa, spent the week end at her
home in this city.
George Brown and son Dean were
! Glenwood business callers and visit
ors Tuesday of this week.
| Miss Nadine Kinsella of Westport
spent the week end as a guest of her
cousin, Miss Helen Brown.
Miss Helen Rhekamp of Melrose
visited over Sunday with her sisters,
the Misses Luverne and Catherine of
! this city.
Clarence Missiner of Brandon, re-
tlief man for the Great Northern,
spent Tuesday in this city visiting
| friends.
Miss Margaret Brown left. Wednes-
lday evening for an over Thanksgiv-'
ling; visit at the R. B. Kinsella home
near Westport.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Bratvold and
little daughter Shirley of Ironton,
MINI, are Thanksgiving Day guests
at the home of the gentleman's uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Boss
hardt.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Coyle of this
city have received an announcement
of the arrival of an eight pound
grandson Friday, November 21st at
the home of their son and daughter.
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. D. j. Coyle at
Winnipeg, Can.
Miss Susan Stryker accompanied
by her little niece, Susan Amelia
iSprague. left for Duluth Wednesday
where they will spend Thanksgiving
at the home of the lady's father, j.
D. Stryker. They are expected to
return home Monday.
DIR. G.. J. Henneman came up
from St. Cloud Tuesday and is
spending the week at the home of his
brother, DIR. H. F. Henneman and
family. Dr. Clarence and family
came up from the Granite CITY, We'd
nesday for an over Thanksgiving
visit with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Hines and
lson Archie, accompanied by Mrs.
j Mary Exford, motored to Willmar
Sunday of last week for short visit
with Mrs. Exford's sister Mrs.
James Lawler. Mr. and Mrs Hines
and son returned home in the eve
ming. Mrs. Fxford remaining for an
indefinite visit.
Miss Inez Brown who is attending
Miss Woods kindergarten School at
Minneapolis came up from that city
"Wednesday evening and is spending
Thanksgiving and the week end with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Brown. She was accompanied home
by her. roommate, Miss. Mary Eliza
beth Hayes who is her guest.
Henry Sauer returned Monday
ftevening from two weeks business
"trip to points in the northwestern
part ofaNorth Dakota. in the interest
.fof the First National Bank. Mr..
Sauer states that there is an excel
/ 1ent crop in that section. the farmers
4 are getting good prices for their pro-
ducts and are on the way to recover
their financial equilibrium.
j We will buy buckwheat until De-
,lcember 9TH. No later. Central MINI.
Power & Milling Company-Adv &c.
j Rev. Fred B. Wyand Of Monterey,
IVA, who with his brother. Rev. S. S.
fWyand, pastor of the local Methodist
i church, has been conducting a, very
successful series of revival meetings
lin this city, expects to leave this
Thursday evening for his home in
the east. Rev. Wyand has been here
a little over two weeks and states
that he is very much impressed with
this country and the sociability of its
people.
We will buy buckwheat until De-
cember 5th. No later. Central MINI.
! Power & Milling Company-Adv 26.
Gordon Morse returned to Sank
Centre Tuesday evening after having
spent the past ten days in the East
i Mrs. Morse and children who have
fbeen visiting with Minneapolis rela-
j tivas, following an absence of sever
tal weeks IN South Dakota, returned
with f1exffiusband. During his stay in
washing ton Mr.. Morse. met John
J. BoobAr, former Sank Centre res
diden&S and now a leading citizen of
1.-THE National Capitol. Mr.. Morse was
fabezestsof Mf. Boobar ut q luncheon