The Sauk Centre herald., 1925-04-30

lorous all of st. Cloud, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Minette and family and
A. L. Peters, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mi
chels and family and Miss Rose Min
cite were Sunday dinner guests at
the Pau Winter home south of the
city.
Ferd Borgnlann was passenger to
st. Cloud Wednesday morning.
Henry Sauer spent Monday in the
Twin Cities transacting busines.
Cassus G.. Urness spent Monday in
Minneapolis transacting business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Klar were
Minneapolis business visitors Monday.
Attorney V. T. Conklin spent Sat-
urday forenoon at the county seat
transacting legal business.
Joe Rehkamp, clerk at the Boston
Toggery spent the week end in Mel
rose at the home of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. DowsweH and
family motored to Kirkhoven Sunday
and spent the day visiting among rel
atives.
w. o. P. Hillsdale of Minneapolis
came to Sauk Centre Tuesday eve
ming for several days visit among
relatives and friends.
Mrs. A. F. Moynihan spent Satur-
day at St. Cloud transact'ng business
in the interest of the Stearns county
Child Welfare Board.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orren B. Woodman
accompanied by Miss Erma Hedding
all of Grey Eagle were Sauk Centre
callers Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Edward Czech returned to her
home at Spooner, Wis, last Friday
after attending the funeral of her
mother in this city last week.
Joseph Wetle of Iron Mt, Mich,
called to sSauk Centre to attend
the funeral of his mother which took
place last Thursday left for his home
Friday.
Editor and Mrs. C. E. Folin of
Brooten were Sauk Centre callers
Friday of last week. While in this
city Editor Folin paid this office a
friendly call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas R. Clough
and family motored to Grey Eagle
Sunday afternoon for visit at the
home of Toms parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Clough.
Mrs. w. R. Holbrook who has spent
the past few weeks in Sauk Centre
visiting at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Sarah Hansen and other rela-
tives left this city Sunday evening for
her home at Warren, MINI.
The Long Prairie Orchestra will
furnish the music for big dance at
the Padua Hall, Wednesday evening,
May 9th. A good time is promised
all who attend. 47-48 pd.
Mrs. Frank Pangburn will leave
Friday morning for Rock Falls, ILL.,,
where she will visit with her mother,
Mrs. P. w. Johnson and her broth
er, A. S. johnson, while away Mrs.
Pangburn will visit her son, Carol at
Chicago. Upon her return home Mrs.
Pangburn expects to be accompanied
by her mother, who will spend the
summer in Sauk Centre.
Rev. Fred B. Wyand, brother of
Rev. S. S. Wyand, pastor of the
Methodist church in this city arrived
in Sauk Centre accompanied by his
wife and two children Wednesday
noon and will remain here for about
two months, before returning to
their home at Monterey, Virginia
Rev. Fred Wyand has arranged SER
les of meetings to be held in nearby
towns. Rev. Wyand has a large
range of acquaintance in this city
and vicinity which he made while here
last fall.
Joe Guyon, the big good hearted
Indian, who played basket ball one
winter in Sauk Centre with the LIE.
gion team, is now one of the leading
base ball players in the American
Association League. He is playing
right field for Louisville and is the
star slugger of the team. Guyor
played in the Atlantic Coast League
last year and led the league in bat
ting. This week he is playing in Min
neapolis against the "Millers." All o1
the Sank Centre fans who knew Joe
are watching his work with much in
terest.
". G. Wedge, E. A. Richards ano
Asa M. Wallace drove to Little Fall.
Tuesday afternoon and met the Ma
sonic brethern of that city in tht
Blue Lodge in the evening. TIL,
i Little Falls Masons are planning OF
erecting new lodge home. Mr.
Richards went, as the official dis
trict deputy inspector and the othe