The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-03-19

Heart failure was the cause of death.
The funeral was held from the United
Brethren church at Grey Eagle We'd
nesday afternoon and interment was
made in Lakeview cemetery at that
place.
H. W.. Bishop is spending today,
Thursday in the Twin Cities trans
acting business.
C. A. and G. V. Morse of Sauke
Centre spent Tuesday at Burtrum.
Mimi, transacting business.
Chas. Nathe of St. Cloud arrived
in Sank Centre Wednesday and will
remain for several days visiting
among relatives and friends.
Ray Stratton who has been receiv-
ing treatments, at the Shakopee Mud
Baths returned to Sank Centre last
thursday evening.
C. H. Hord who has spent the past
several weeks on the construction
work at the Home School left Satur-
day for Fergus Falls where he has
several contracts for construction.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Floyd re-
turned to their home in Sank Centre
! Friday evening from LeSeuer Center,
Mimi, where they had attended the
funeral OF a cousin OF Mrs. floyd's S.
Henry Bergman, cashier of the new
Nauonal Bank at Grey Eagle spent
some time in Sank Centre Monday
between trains While enrOute to Jor-
dan, Mimi, where he will receive
treatments.
w. T. Arndt returned to Sank
Centre Saturday noon from ClarlSSa
and other points where he had spent
several days traRsacrlng business IN
the interest OF Minnesota Building &
Loan Co.
The Great Event of the Year will
be the sale of Fancy Work and Ar
ticles of all kinds at the Congregation
al Church on Thursday March 10Th,
given by the Coreopsis Society. Cen
eral Coffee as well.-Adv. AZ
Jacob Tschudy, M. o. Braatin and
R. Rosenberg VINO are employed at
construction work in Sank Centre at
the Home School for Girls spent the
week end in Their respective homes at
Fergus Falls.
Miss Louise Upton spent Tuesday
Of Staples visiting her sister MISS
Laura who is employed as trimmer me
in a millinery store in that CITY. me
Young ladies also attended a "eaoihs
of friend while there.
Harry Lewis and son Donald le1t
for MINNEAPOLIS last Friday where
tbav remained unit Monday visiting
anj transacting business. They drove
home a new car purchased from one
of the local agencies. p
LITTLE Robert Brown who has been
confined at the home OF his grand
parents with measels for the past
three weeks has recovered and re-
turned Wednesday to the home OF MS
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Brown.
C. J. Barry moved Wednesday OF
last week from the John Claude farm
south of Sank Centre to the M. r;
Stadtherr farm west of the city when
was recently vacated by Earl Eldred
who has taken possession OF the Con-
sack place. .
William Quirk, representative OF
Lampert Brothers Lumber Company
who has been in charge of the lnVen-
tory of the yard in Sank Centre spent
Friday at Alexandria transactlng ous-
mess and returned to this city Satuf-
day morning.
Stanley Stewart who WIS formerly
employed in Sank Centre at the But
Ter Barber shop, but of late has OPP
Grated a shop at Evansville, disposed
of his business at that place last
week and spent the week end in this
city visiting friends.
A. c.. Schultz Of Alexandria re-
turned to his home Friday after
spending several days in Sank Cen
tire taking inventory of the Best
Schultz lumber yard in this city pre-
paratory selling to Lampert Broth
ers Of Minneapolis.
The Dorcass Society of the M. d.
church will have sale of fancy artl-
cles, lingerie, hand-painted china and
Easter cards at the church parlor
April 2. adv
Mrs. George Brown accompanied
by her brother Tom Kinsella left
Sank Centre Wednesday for Mime
apolis where they will meet their
sister, Mrs. J. P. Collins, of Elroy,
Wis, who will return with them to
this city for an indefinite visit among
relatives and friends.
John Rothstein of Richmond,
Mimi, who was enroute to Grey
Eagle to visit his sister, Mrs. William
Brick remained in Sank Centre Fri
day night as guest at the j. B.
Sauer home. He resumed his jour-
ney to Grey Eagle Saturday morning.
Valspar your kitchen. Geo.. Berg
green & Co.-Adv. AZ.
Ben Simonton who has been visit
ing in Sank Centre with his wife and
other relatives for the past two weeks
left Wednesday morning for Bull,
Mimi, where he will again resume his
duties on the new school. Mrs. Sim
onton will remain in Sank Centre for
an indefinite time before joining her
husband in the northern city.
Albert Altman who has been en-
ployed in Sank Centre at the Pho
neer Ice Cream company for the past
two years left for his home at
Spring Hill Monday where he will
spend a two weeks vacation. After
the completion of his vacation Mr..
Altman will not return to his form
er position in this city, but will go to
Alexandria where he will, take charge |