The Sauk Centre herald., 1925-01-01

Mont, formerly Miss Marion Wolcott
of this city, on December 21st.. She
passed her childhood in West Union
and Sauk Centre and many Sauk Cen
tire friends will remember her. She
was a cousin of C. D. Marshall.
Miss Lena Soldahl of Menhaga ar
rived Wednesday and is a guest of
Miss Harriet Sweetman.
Miss Irene Hilbert of Melrose was
an overnight guest of Mrs. Albert
Dubeau Monday Of this week.
Gary Cass of Astoria, ILL.,, was an
over Sunday guest at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Cass.
| Dwight Hansen returned to Mime
apolis Sunday evening after spending
Christmas at his home in this city.
Earl Coyle came up from st. Paul
Christmas Eve for an over Holiday
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. F. Coyle.
Miss Elaine Rowe came up from
Melrose Thursday evening of last
week and was an over night guest of
Miss Inez Brown.
| Mrs. Matt Meyer and daughter,
Mrs. Gust Theisen left Wednesday
for Cold Spring where they will visit
over New Years with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Vennewitz and
Herman Vennewitz, were over Christ
mas guests at the home of the gen
tlemen's parents in Browerville.
Mrs. l.. M. Bunnel of Detroit re- |
turned to her home Sunday after en-
joying an over Christmas visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Law.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. VanCamp
came UP from St. Paul and are
spending New Years at the home of
the lady's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
A. White.
Mss Blanch Probert, returned to
Sauk Centre, today, Thursday, after
a ten days. visit with her parents at
Wells, Mimi, and two sisters at Min
neapolis. {
Miss Nina Gilbert who has spent t
the past several weeks at the home
IF her daughter, Mrs. V. T. Conklin, |
expects to return to her home in v
Dowgiac, Mich, Friday. (
Miss Ellen Kruse, a neice of Mr.. f
Ind Mrs. Floyd Clark who is taking S
he Normal course in the public school il
pent the week end visiting at the
'red Schaub home at Westport. S
Miss Jennie Hedin who is teaching 81
n St. Paul, is spending her Christ
mas vacation at the home of her par ',
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hedin. She q
vill return to the Sanity City Sun y
ay. T.
Mrs. Gust Theisen Minnie. Mey-1 n
~ of Duluth is spending the holiday ir
eason at the home of her parents, A
Ir. and Mrs. Matt Meyer. She ex- =
ects to return home Monday of next in
eek. F., ,. = Ia.
Frank Perry who is employed by i'd
le Ryan Hardware Company, at W
title Falls, came home Wednesday =
} enjoy Christmas with his family tn
| this city. He returned to Little bt
alls Monday. ne
Miss Beatrice Pendroy left today, fis
thursday for St. Cloud where she to
i'll visit at the home of her sister for
veral days, after which she will go on
Superior, Wis, to resume her Sc
aching duties in the public school 81
that place. Cl
Burton N. Haigh of Minneapolis, J.
| artist on the French horn, will ao
We recital at the Community w
aiding of the Home School for III
rls Saturday evening at 500 gge g
clock. Miss Isabel Schwartz will ac- ''i'
him on the Grand piano and =,
iss Idah Nelson will also render sew cil'
al vocal selections and musical 10. 10.
adings. '... ies
Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Fischer and no. m
tie son, Gordon Norris, and small mic
lighter, Doris Elaine, drove up .re
om Minneapolis by car Christmas ers
'rning, accompanied by Harry
ckison formerly of this city, and ret
ent Christmas day and Friday at vim
2 Fred Dickson home. Mr.. and The
IS. Fischer and party returned to 90,
nneapoliss Saturday afternoon, &C.
d accompanied Miss Inez Dickson
d Alvin Dickson who are spend
: a few days visiting relatives in He
nneapolis and Excelsior, Mimi. res
Harold Gray of Sauk Centre, has thi
en- elected a charter member of o'c
ado Farmers Democracy" the Dire
tional radio farm organization 90,
by the Sears Roebuck Agri- ~, ~.
tural Foundation Broadcasting ol
alton WIS, according to word re- MOI 2
we'd here. The club which will be l:O
lducted from the firesides of the era
mbers much as the farm bureau
conducted in community halls, will
ct over the radio every Tuesday
,ning at eight o'clock to deal with a !
m problems as they arise. The wit
e obligation of membership is the er
dge to give ones best thought wei
Yard the solution of the many diff Los
ties confronting American agricul- lou