The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-04-30
AROUND THE TOWN

Mrs. j. NJ. Sauer spent Monday
in Minneapolis returning to Sauk
Centre the same evening.
Mrs. Thomas MCGOWAN who has
been. visiting her sister and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Billed in Sank
Centre for some time past, returned
to her home last Friday.
Miss Mary Streitz who has been
teaching at Sebeka returned to her
home in Sank Centre today, Thurs
day after having closed very sue
cessful term of school at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. P. Greener and
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H.. Blackhurst Of
Grey Eagle were among those from
that village attending the Eastern
Star party held at the Masonic Tenn
pie Wednesday evening.
Do not miss the second and last
performance of the three-act Com
edy-drama entitled "The Little Clod-
hopper" which will be staged by the
West Union Dramatic Club at the st.
Alexius church basement on Sunday
evening, May 3rd at 500 O'Clock
sharp.
You can buy, Tires, Batteries,
all Accessories and Ford parts
in the one store at money saving
prices when you buy at the
Gamble Auto Supply Co., ST.
Cloud, MinnesOta.-Adv.
: Mrs. E. C.. Carlson of St. Cloud
came to Sank Centre last Friday to
remain for some time assisting he,
mother, Mrs. Jos. Robinson with he1
home duties. Mr.. Carlson arrived
Wednesday evening for short
visit and both attended the Eastern
Star party in the evening.
Mrs. Chris Millner accompanied
by her daughter, Marie, left for Free.
port, Wednesday morning being call
ed there by the death of Mrs. Mill.
ner's neice, Margaret Millner, daugh,
ter of John Millner. The funeral
was held this Thursday morning from
the St. Rosa Catholic church.
Andrew Forsberg this week receiv.
ed the sad news of the death of hii
brother, Olof Forsberg, which occur.
red at Chaulattenberg, Sweden, April
%, 1925. The deceased lived in
America many years, mostly at Alex
andr;a. but he spent some time al
Sank Centre. He returned to Swed
en- IS years ago. Mr.. Forsberg was
a single man and about 70 years OF
age.
J. B. Geuting recently received 6
communication and newspaper clip
ping from his brother, A. H. Geuting
of Philadelphia, stating his boyhooc
plans to own the finest shoe store ir
the United States had been fulfilled
and that one of the greatest days Of
his life and business career was the
opening of his new store, Monday
March %, 1925. Mr.. Geuting stat
ed he had created store to meet
the requirements of city and sub
urbs of 100000. He toured Eur
ope and America before he had plan.
drawn. Miss Mildred Geuting of thi!
city visited her uncle last summer
while the building was under con
struction. John intends to visit his
brother some time this summer.
Tuesday of this week the editor
received a letter from l.. W. Gin.
gerry in which he subscribed for the
Herald. The Gingerys now reside al
IleHQdle, Val. Inc leCIer was Iul
of much interest to Sank Centre peo
pie. Among other things Mr.. Gin
gerry stated that Ed Evans formerly
of this city who had conducted 8
barber shop at Glendale for severa,
months had disposed of his property
at a nice profit and that he would &C.
company George Tanner and A. E
DuBeau, father of Al DuBeau Of
the Caughren to Minnesota next
month. The letter also states that
MI. and Mrs. Strong and son will