The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-03-05


and appreciation for little favors rem
dered them by Miss O'Gara during
her two and one-half years on the
Herald staff. Courtesy is one of the
watchwords of the entire Herald
force.
Miss Lucille Whitman spent Sun
day at her home in Avon.
DR.. A. F. Moynihan spent Monday
and Tuesday in the Twin Cities.
Mrs. Ida Wolfram of Grey Eagle
was Sank Centre caller Wednesday.
H. T. Austin spent Wednesday at
the county seat transacting business.
H. J. Krohm and w. B. Morgan
of this city were st. Cloud visitors
Sunday.
Miss Nitardy of the public school
faculty spent the week end at her
home in Minneapolis.
Arthur Bromenshenkel who is
teaching school at Osakis spent Sun
day with his parents in this city.
Miss Renee Hayter of the Home
School for Girls was a week end Wis
itor at the Congregational parsonage.
Thomas Joyce and Hubert Drager
of Grey Eagle were Sank Centre bus
mess visitors Wednesday afternoon.
Lawrence Dolson of this city was
Sunday guest in st. Cloud at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Carl
son.
Chicken-pox seems to be a favorite
indoor sport for the Riddles these days
as quite a number of cases are in
evidence.
L. D. Pau one of Freeports pro-
gressive and prosperous young farm
ers was a Sank Centre business caller
(today) Thursday.
Ray Stratton left Sank Centre
Wednesday evening enroute to Shak-
opee, Mimi, where he will receive a
series of mud baths.
Miss Lundstrom of Minneapolis is
visiting in Sank Centre for an indefi-
mite time at the homeof her sister
Mrs. M. P. Mortenson.
Harry Huey of Wood Lake, Min
nesota is visiting in Sank Centre for
an indefinite time at the home of
his mother Mrs. S. J. Huey"
Mrs. A. F. Moynihan left Sank
Centre Wednesday morning enroute
to Minneapolis where she will spend
several days transacting business.
Mrs. C. M. Bryant of st. Johns,
N. D., left Sank Centre Monday for
her home after the pleasure of a visit
at the home of C. M. Bryant, ST., of
this city.
John Dear of Minneapolis, district
manager of the Red Owl stores spent
Monday in Sank Centre checking up
the local store with Vernon Floyd the
local manager.
Are you good at cross word puz-
zles? If SO come and help us solve
one on Sunday night at the Congre-
gational church at 1880. It's new;
it's Biblical; it's instructive. -Adpd4O
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bisel (nee
Dale Dobbs) of Burtrum, visited in
Sank Centre the latter part of last
week at the home of the lady's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. 1. Dobbs.
Mrs. j. Geuting spent Monday in
St. Cloud at the home of Mrs. E. G.
Carlson visiting with her daughter
Miss Mildred of Minneapolis, who
was a week end guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. C. Carlson.
DR.. J. w. Mulch of Cresco, Iowa,
spent short time in Sank Centre
Tuesday transacting business. The
doctor is a holder of some real estate
near Westport and had been at that
place for several days.
Mr.. Long arrived in Sank Centre
Wednesday and will remain in this
city for several days. The gentle
man is a representative of the Blue
Valley Institute and is working out
of the main office at Chicago.
Miss E. M. Mudd and Miss Griselda
Anton, representatives of the Accad-
lam Chautauqua company spent the
early part of the week in Sank Cen
ire attempting to sell their entertain
ment course to various organizations.
Mrs. Jos. Robinson received a let
ter from the Bonner's the early part
of this week stating that they were
all enjoying good health, and that
they expected to return to Sank Cen
tire the early part of May.
Clyde Thomas, of the Calkins
| Hardware Company, formerly Of
Little Falls, has been added to the
local Boy Scout official staff. He will
| be assistant scoutmaster, having par
ticular> charge of certain phases OF
patrol work. Mr.. Thomas was prom
! inently identified with the boy scout
work at Little Falls, and will be Of
very valuable assistance to the loca
troup.
Scalp treatments, shampoo, sing
ing, clippings bleaching, !necto Noto1
or Henna dye, hair weaving, eyeoro"
arch. marcel, round curl, waterWave
manicure, plain and fancy facial mas
sage given by a graduate OF De
Guile's School of Conservatory Of
Minneapolis, at Rose Beauty Shop
Adv. Az pa.
| Mrs. Chas. Cooper of Westport LEI
Sank Centre early Saturday morninf
| for Los Angeles, CAL, being calico
there on account of the serious con
dition of her mother who was intern
ally injured Wednesday of last Weei
when run down by an automoDlie
4 Early advices from Los Angeles u
/ Mrs. Cooper were not alarming bu
a later message indicated her mother
condition as very serious.
| Miss Moe who is employed at tn
Style Shop met with very pallnfu