The Sauk Centre herald., 1925-02-19

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and joined her husband in the City
and together they spent several days
visiting among friends.
l.. P. Orvaar was Long Prairie
visitor Tuesday of this week.
Miss Beulah Scott was a week END
guest of friends in ST. Cloud and
Minneapolis.
AL Vogel accompanied by his moth
er, Mrs. B. O. Vogel motored to Cold
Springs Sunday. 81.
Mesdames H. G.. Wakefield and
Anthony Eltgroth were ST. Cloud
visitors Monday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Clemens and
Miss Mildred bowman of Westport
were Sauk Centre visitors Tuesday.
H. T. Austin spent Wednesday in
St. Cloud transacting business in the
inerest of G. D. Marshall & Company.
Mrs. Ben Minette left Tuesday for
a'week's visit with her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Henry Zenzius at st. Cloud.
Mrs. Nels Thompson, Assistant Dep
uty Sheriff of Preston, Mimi, was a
Sauk Centre business caller Wednes-
day of this week r.
Mrs. F. R. Barnes off Yarmouth,
N. D., is a guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Dean Perkins. She expects to
return home Sunday. yt. IL
Mrs. Frank Swanson, Mrs. W.. F.
Andsen and Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Christianson Of Glenwood were Sauk
Centre visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Heieie and
Henry Heieie of Brooten were Sat
urday visitors of their sister, Mrs.
Anton Nelson and family. ''
Clyder Thomas is spending few
DAYS in the Twin Cities this week
where he is attending the Retail
Hardware Dealers convention.
George Clark returned to Sauk
Centre Sunday afternon from l.itch-
field where he has spent the past six
weeks doing M. w. A. work.
Miss Barbara Wedl of St. Paul ar
rived in Sank Centre Monday morn
ing and has taken up her duties as
trimmer at the Fashion Shoppe.
Mrs. Edna Jameson left Tuesday
for Minneapolis where she is guest
of her aunt, Miss Rose Donohue. She
is expected home Sunday evening.
Mrs. H. Thiegs left for Brewer
Vile Tuesday morning where she
will remain for several days with her
mother Mrs. P. J. VenneWitz, who
is ill.
Mrs. K. Pfeiffer of Ward Springs
arrived in Sank Centre Monday after
noon and remained until Wednesday
as the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
John M. Tombers. .....
Mrs. Rudolph Bryngelson and lit
tie son Buddie, left Saturday morning
for Swanville where they are spend.
ing the week visiting at. the home OF
the lady's parents in that village.
Mrs. Frank Riley and son Everett
of Glenwood, arrived in Sauk Cen
tire Wednesday morning for a sever
al days' visit at the home OF the
lady's sister, Mrs. Frank Brown.
To the one who so kindly put the
row of hooks in the Library base
ment for the use of the w. R.EC.
we will give a piece of birthday cake
on Feb. 28.-Press Cor. w. X. Z.
H. J. Krohm of the local Blue Val
lev plant, returned home Wednesday
morning from Fargo, N. d., whefe
he had spent several days inspecting
the Blue Valley plant located In that
city.
Fred Lockead returned Tuesday
evening to his home at Armorilla,
Tex, after spending the past three
weeks visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Lockead and sister, Mrs.
D. B. Caughren.
Gedion Frezen, 15-year-old nephew
of Axel Mejerton arrived in Sauk
Centre fro Sweden, Wednesday noon
of this week and will make his home
with Mr.. and Mrs. Mejerton for an
indefinite time.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. Sohle have
received letter from their son,
Theodore at Glendale, CAL, stating
that the young man has recently been
promoted to the managership of one
of the Russel-Pearce Furniture stores,
located at Glandale.
The school of instruction held in
the local telephone office here last
Saturday, which was conducted by
R. F. Schwalen, local manager of
the Northwestern Bell Telephone was
well attended, there were twenty-nlne
local repairmen in all at the session.
A. H. Grover of Minneapolis spent
Thursday of last week in this city
visiting at the V. G. Wedge home
and with other Sauk Centre friends.
Mr.. Grover will be remembered by
many Sauk Centre folks, having been
associated with Mr.. Wedge in the
hardware business several years ago.
Mrs. Frank Beal of Glenwood
spent Friday in this city.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
FRESH SHIPMENT OF POULTRY,
HOG AND CATTLE FEEDS. CALL
FOR S.-PANGBURN FEED
STORE-ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Mejerton re-
turned to Sauk Centre Tuesday
morning from Minneapolis where
Mr.. Mejerton has spent the past
week receiving treatments for throat
complications which has given him
considerable trouble in the past. Mr..
Mejerton left for the Cities again
Wednesday where he will remain for
at least one week to complete the
treatment.
The four sons of the late Mrs.