The Sauk Centre herald., 1925-01-01

Howard Bishop, were among the Sau
Centre Shriners attending. the Cere
monial of 'ZuhraN Temple, Minnear
obs Monday evening, at which tim
Sigurd Holme and John N. McGibbol
: were among the one hundred candi
dates that crossed the burning sand
to Mecca.
Miss Thelma Staebler spent Sat
unday evening with Miss Fac Parker
I Mrs. R. B. Kinsella was a weel
end guest of her mother Mrs. Eliz.
Brown.
AL Minette of Indiana is spending
his vacation with friends and rela
tives at Sauk Centre.
The Penrose family entertained
Miss Verde Harder at a six o'clock
dinner Saturday evening.
Miss Nellie Larson who teaches in
st. Cloud is spending the Holiday va
cation at her home in this city.
Mr.. Alvin Harder left Sunday for
Minneapolis where he will make an
indefinite visit with his brother Ray.
George Mann of Missoula, Mont,
spent Sunday and Monday visiting at
the home of his son, F. P. Minette
and family. 80.
Miss Verde Harder returned to her
teaching in Long Prairie after spend
ing a week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. B. Harder.
Miss Marie Millner left Sunday
for Minneapolis where she is spending
the week visiting at the home Of her
sister, Mrs. w. H. McNulty.
Earl Pangburn, who with his faith
er, is completing brick laying con-
tract at Winona, spent Christmas with
his family in Sauk Centre.
Mrs. C.. Schneiderhan and son, An
ton, and Father Penner of Alexan-
1ria, were Sunday guests at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Minette.
Miss Dorothy Penrose returned to t
Ter work Sunday in Minneapolis af-
er spending Christmas with her par
,nts, Mr., and Mrs. R. G. Penrose.
The Misses Mable and Nadine
left Tuesday for St. Cloud
where they will visit for several days
It the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. c..
Carlson.
Frank Unger and sister Regime ex'
ect to leave New Years Day noon
or st. Cloud where they will spend
he remainder of their vacation with
|,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Rein and lit
e daughter, of Minneapolis were 1
christmas visitors at the home of the
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. t
ieorge Rein. ... Ii
Welles and Reginald Crickmer of I
ioux City, Ia, spent Christmas at
le home of their parents, Rev. and z
[rs. Crickmer. They returned Sat- v
rday morning. d.. ... S
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Jackson and t
lildren, came up from St. Paul t
unday for a visit of several days in o
llo SlCys 1HSy WILL ItIuIH W LlltlT |
/. Paul home today, Thursday. a
Miss Mable sAuffer who teaches g
the Home School but is spending 3
,r Christmas vacation at her home G
Glenwood, was a week end guest o
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Millner. c.
Miss Ellen Hedin who teaches in ~
e Normal school at Madison, S. D., e!
spending the Holiday season at her II
'me in this city. Miss Hedin ex-
cts to return to her school duties IL
iday. Z d
Mr.. Dayton F. Harder, Mrs. P. A. =
agner and two sons, Paul Jr. and - -
chard returned to their home in =
lluth after spending a week at the 81
me of Mr.. Harder's parents =, =.
d Mrs. E. B. Harder. y, ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Robinson and .,
ildren of Long Prairie, DIR. and q,
rs. Jack Robinson of Duluth, and in
r. and Mrs. E. c.. Carlson of st. M
oud spent Christmas at the Jos.
'binson home in this city. ;,
A. 5. Thomas of Minneapolis visit "]
his son C. O. Thomas of the Calk- n;
J Hardware last Friday and Satur- sp
y. He returned to the city Sunday Gu
'rning accompanied by his son who p
ent few days there visiting ~ ce
ends. -,
Rev. Cecil S. Sparkes left on Mon is
Y for Northfeld where he will at M
I'd the Annual Ministers Convoca- eV
n at Carleton College. The Convo- Ia Ia
ion lasts three days and is one of 81 81
big events for ministers which the To r,
rieton College faculty give for Gu
clergy every year. tu
A card received this week from j.
Galbraith who with his wife IS tie
ting at the home of his daughter, ar
Bancroft, S. D. states that they wi
be home about the middle of Jan no
y unless the weather is too cold. MI
ey also wish to extend to their
ny friends best wishes for happy Mi
prosperous New Year. Wis
Mrs. Nora Winkleman and daugh- He
Geraldine, Of Winthrop, are |nel
.sts Of Mrs. Dean Perkins. They MI