The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-10-15

evening at which place she is attend
!, ing the Teachers College.
d Fred B. Rowe transacted bus. les.
at Benson Tuesday.
+ Rev. j. A. Stein was transac:ine
business at st. Cloud TUESDAY after
neon.
Mrs. Fred Rowe left Wednesday
morning for a several days visit witf
Minneapolis relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. H. L. Lamb ano
daughter Shirley of Little Falls spent
Sunday with Sank Centre trends.
/ Oscar Gran of ST.. Cloud spent 'ths
week end in Sank; Centre as q guest
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bartell
! John Bailey expects to leave here
Saturday for Iowa where he will be
engaged in corn husking for several
4 weeks. ...
/ William Beck of Minneapolis spent
]Wednesday&in Sank Centre transact
ing business and calling upon old
acquaintances. p.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Austin and
two daughters returned Tuesday noon
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northern Minnesota.
Z Mrs. Thos. Sullivan and son Glenn
were q passengers. to Minneapolis
Thursday where they spent Friday
transacting business. e.
/ L. j.. Dolson and L. T. Lovick Of
Swift & Co., Sank Centre, were
transacting business at Cold Spring
Wednesday afternoon. .-
w. B. Morgan went to Long Pra-
irie last Saturday and refereed the
football game which was played by
that city and Little Fails. 49,
Mrs. John McDonough from Del
vein, Iowa, arrived in Sank Centre
Monday for a two weeks visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Frank klnsella.
Mrs. W. j. Barron accompanied
her son Donald to Minneapolis Sun
dayy where she remained until Tues
day, visiting and transacting business.
Ercsswaaay MRS, Pr Lamb retlrnean tp
sank Centre, after "a delightful Vsaor
weeks visit at the h5me' 6fl he'si sF!,, 8
nr. and Mrs. H. l.. Liant" at i'f'tle
Falls. = -
Mr.. and Mrs. William Simmer and
family motored to Freeport Sunday
and spent the day visiting at the home
of the lady's mother, Mrs. Philip
Rausch. -
!. Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Wohith of
Indiana arrived Friday of last week
and are: visiting in Sank Cer're at
the home of their aunt and uncle, Rev
end Mrs. Julius A. Ste H. -. -
Mrs. A. E. Erwin and daughters
Misses Anabel and Harriette expect
to leave Sank Centre Saturday morn
ing for Long Beach, Cal.,. where they
plan on spending the winter. =:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank. jaeger and
son Alfonso, from St. Cloud spent
Saturday in Sank Centre visiting the
gentleman's father, Matt jaeger, and
the lady's mother, Mrs. Jos. Dick
haus. -;
Mrs. Harry Wallsmith of Hewitt
who was enroute to Iowa for visit,
stopped in Sank Centre for short
time Tuesday and visited at the
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
BarteH. i
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Bailey left
here Saturday enroute to Sandstone
where they will visit for short time
with relatives. Later the Bailey's will |
go to Minneapolis where they, expect |
to locate. ..--.> s.-. -.
E. A.. Richards left, Tues lay for. |
Ito attend the annual
of the Grand Chapter Of the
Royal Arch Masons of Minnesota.
The gentleman represented Sank Cen
tire Chapter No. 48, R. A. NJ :. + =.
Miss Mary Donohue of Melrose Wis
tied in Sank Centre Monday with
Miss Mildred Bye of the Public
School faculty. The former mention
ed young lady is member Of the
teaching faculty, at Melrose TINS year.
Mrs. Anna Gray who has be.
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fenton
Parker at. Oakland, Oregon, since last
June, returned to Sank Centre We'd
lesday and will spend the winter in
his city with her mother, Mrs. c.
}. Hoffman.
Mrs. C. M. Mitchell and little
laughter left Sank Centre Sunday
evening enroute to Minneapolis |
where they will visit at the home of
Mrs. Mitchell's parents for few
weeks. From there they will go to
LOS Angeles, CAL, where they will
make their future home. ~.s.
There was no school in Sank Gen.
re last Friday, practically the entire
,ody of instructors of the Public
School in this city attended theI
Teachers gathering in St. Cloud at
he Teachers College which was a sec
ionA meeting in preparation for the
tate meeting which will be held att
st.. Paul in November.
Saturday afternoon, while playing
IN some dump cars in the Northern |
'acifc yards near the old foundry,
Julian Larson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
ohm .Hafson, met with an accident
Hhich was, very painful but, not ser
Gus, when he tripped one of the dump
evers' and was struck by it when it
vas released. An ugly cash under the
eft eye snecessitated. the care of a
MUSICIAN 3 in stopping the flow Of
Hood.
!, Sunday quite a number from this
ity i1rotored to Melrose and at
ended the meeting of the Melrose
council No, 1888 Knights of Column
.lls. At this meeting two candidates
rom Sauk Gortfro uero iriti ated iuf0