The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-01-15

: Ceeu any previous membership l
. 1925.
Jim Kinsella was a St. Cloud bus
e mess visitor Tuesday of this week.
5 James Stricken was Minneapoli
business caller Saturday of last week
1 Al Salmond and Dean Brown wer
Lyman Prairie business callers Tues
day. ~.
Dean Brown and Hc-a1S Nea
spent Monday transacting business il
St. Cloud.
Mrs. A. F. -Moynihan spent Satur
day in St. Cloud in the interest o:
Child Welfare work. r.. .. -.
AL Salmond spent several days the
latter part of last week attending tt
business affairs in the Twin Cities.
Al Salmond left this Thursday
morning for Los Angeles, - CAL,
where he will spend several months
Miss Mable Stauffer who teaches at
the Home School for Girls, was a
week end guest at the M. H. Millner
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Gray and
son Harold, motored to Little Falls
Sunday where they were guests at
the j. H. Love home. -
Miss Feany, of the Public School
faculty returned to Sank Centre on
Monday after attending the wedding
of her brother in Minneapolis.
Happy" Dickinson returned from
his home at Monticello the fore part
of the week and has resumed his du-
ties at the Great Northern depot.
Miss Katherine Rhekamp of Mel
rose spent from Thursday until Sun
day in this city visiting her sister,
Miss Helen and also Miss Marie Mil
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Stegner
and family, Leila and Fern Stegner
and Byron Pierson were New Years
guests at the Paul Zerk home, Kan
dota. -
George Holler left Tuesday for
Fargo, N. D., where he attended
convention of the Northwest Grain
Growers held in that city Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week.
Misses Leila and Fern Stegner and
Byron Pierson who have been visiting
with relatives and friends in Sank
Centre over the Holidays returned to
Minneapolis Sunday afternoon.
Miss Mildred Rath who has spent
the past two weeks visiting at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Dewey
O'Gara, returned Sunday to her stud
les at Manchester College, st. Paul.
Word has been received here that
Miss Helen Gallagher, former teach
er in the Public Schools of Sank
Centre, is seriously ill in China. Miss
Gallagher is doing missionary work
in the Orient.
Little Miss Marion ,Taber fell on
the sidewalk and badly injured her
head while returning home from
school Tuesday afternoon. Reports
this Thursday morning are that she is
recovering nicely.
Alfred Kruger and son Paul and
daughter Clara and Mrs. Dave Grov-
ender, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Zerk, Mrs.
J. E. Chase and Aberdeen, Leila and
Fern Stegher and Byron Pierson of
Minneapolis were guests of Clayton
Stegner and family Sunday.
Hans Siverton returned to his home
IN Berg, N. D., after spending several
weeks in Sank Centre with relatives.
Mrs. James E. Chase and son Rus
sell of Aberdeen, S. D., arrived Sat-
lrday for an indefinite visit with her
sister Mrs. Paul Zerk and brother
Clayton Stegner.
THE CHURCH OF OUR LADY
Of THE ANGELS is GIVING A
CARD PARTY AND DANCE AT
THE COMMUNITY CLUB ROOMS
EVENING, JANU-
AIRY 21ST. EVERYBODY INVIT-
Ed. CARD PLAYING STARTS AT
$500 O'CLOCK SHARP.-ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gary Lee and little
laughter motored down from Men
lage Thursday of last week for a
,isit at the H. T. Austin home. Mr..
lee returned in the evening, Mrs.
lee and baby remained for a longer
,isit.
F. j. Minette returned Tuesday
,venlng from a two weeks visit at
he home of his uncle near Devils
lake, and with a brother, Nick Min
tie at Powers Lake, N. D. Mr.. Min
lette was called to North Dakota to
'ttend the funeral of a cousin, Her
'ert Minette at Devils Lake.
Harry F. Schmidt left Tuesday /;
vening on short business trip to {
'outh st. Paul and left from that
lace Wednesday for Omaha, Neb., {
7here he is spending the remainder of
ne week attending to business affairs
q the interest of Swift & Company. .
1r. Schmidt is expected home Sun
ay. {
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Haggeness !
,ere overnight guests at the home
their nephew, H. S. Halverson and :
amily Friday of last week. Mr..
[aggeness owns summer resort at .
attic View Park on Battle Lake, :
nd he and his wife were enroute to q
loline, Ill, where they will spend
he remainder of the winter. +
J. c. Anderson of Milwaukee, Ip
lis, came up from Minneapolis Sat v
rday evening for an over Sunday il
sit with Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Geut- e
g. The gentleman had been in the p
lour City, arranging for space at o
le 1925 automobile show in the in S
rest of the Davis Car Company of "
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