The Sauk Centre herald., 1925-04-30

two gentleman accompanied to give
the Little Falls Masons information
relative to the difficulties overcome
in erecting this City's Modern Temp.
le. They returned home Wednesday
morning.
Wells Crickmer who has spent the
past week in Sauk Centre visiting al
the home of his parents, Rev. anc
Mrs. R. A. Crickmer, left for Sioux
City, Iowa, Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sullivan OF
the Leader were passengers to Min
neapolis Wednesday where they will
spend couple of days making pur'
chases of stock for the Leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Nelson and
daughter Bessie and Grandpa Heire
of North Fork motored to Burtrum
Sunday and spent the day visiting
the families Of Ole and Christ And
erns.
w. l.. johnson farmer near Ber'
tina was perhaps mortally injured last
Sunday when he was run down by ar
automobile on Highway No. 4 receiv'
ing broken arm and leg and several
shattered ribs.
William Otto returned to Saul
Centre Sunday after an absence OF
two weeks which he spent at Bloom.
er, Wis, assisting his brother Henry
Jr., with a clearance sale in theil
Mercantile store in that city.
Loren A. Clark, representative o1
the Sherman Nursery Co. of Cha cles
City, Iowa, was a business caller Il
this city Wednesday and Thursday Of
this week. While here they visited al
the home of his son and family
Floyd Clark.
Frank Bunker accompanied by hi.
mother, Mrs. Susie Bunker and hi
sister, Mrs. Avelsguard and her little
daughter, Susie Alice, motored tt
Pequot, Mimi, Sunday and spent thu
day visiting their daughter and sister
Mrs. A. G. Judkins. III
Mr.. and Mrs. R. V. Plant ane
little son, Bobbie, and James Buckley
motored to St. Joseph Sunday ant
attended the annual play given b!
the pupils of St. Benedict College en-
titled "Mystic Knight" in which a;
students took part.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph J. McNall!
motored to Morris last Saturday ant
spent the week end on a combined
business and pleasure trip returning
to Sauk Centre Monday. The Nc
Nally's before coming to Sauk Centre
several weeks ago were residents Of
Morris. {
w. P. Arndt, district manager O.
the Minnesota Building & Loan AS
sociation returned to his home il
Sauk Centre last Saturday after hav
ing spent several days in St. Paul at
tending convention of district man
ayers of the Minnesota Building &
Loan Association.
Miss Clara Wetle who spent sew
eral days in Sauk Centre at The
home Of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. ant
Mrs. M. P. Stadtherr, and attending
the funeral of her mother, the lavy
Mary Wetle, whose remains wer;
shipped to Sauk Centre from Mil
waukee, Wis, for interment, left fol
her home in Chicago last Friday.
Arthur Kranz, Of the Elliot Krans
Garage had the misfortune to severe
ly cut his wrist on a piece Of galvan
lied tin Saturday while working il
the garage. A very ugly wound wa.
made which necessitated a doctors
immediate attention and severa
stitches. While the injured arm il
very painful no serious complication.
are looked for.
Suen Hiden and William Kullgce,
arrived in Sauk Centre last Thur.
day from Vase, Sweden for a sew
eral days. visit at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Axel Mejerton Mr.. Hldel
i intends to remain in America fo
several months to study American
business methods, he Will leave fo
Minneapolis in a short time to com
mence his course of study in tina
city.
The increased business at the Cit,
Laundry has made it necessary t.
buy additional washing machiner.
to properly handle the business an,
this week Proprietor A. Markson in
stalled large capacity washer an,
another wringer. With this adde,
equipment installed the City Stear
Laundry will be able to easily handl
a third more work and still maintain
ttheir usual prompt service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Heraly &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Pei
erson and little daughter Helen nc
tored to Minneapolis last Saturda
and spent the week end in that Cit
visiting at the home of Mrs. Peter
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J P
Engstrom. All except Mrs. Peter
son and daughter Helen who remain
ed for an indefinite visis, returned t
Sauk Centre Sunday evening.
Rohe.t Moue of Monticello Minn
son of C. B. Maue, plumbing cor
tractor at that place, and we
known to several Sauk Centre res
dents was one of three Minnesot
boys to be awarded the Pulitzer ira,
cling scholarship for the best wor
done in the Columbus school of jour-
alism. 1t is not known at this tin