The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-06-03
PADUA

Brooten Monday.
Frank Jenc was business caller
Saturday forenoon in Padua.
Herman Nelson was busy last Sat-
urday hauling buttermilk.
| Edna Rowe was a pleasant caller
in Padua Monday forenoon.
Herman Imdick was pleasant
caller at Grove Lake Sunday.
Herman Nelson was a caller Fri
| day forenoon at Allen Rouse's.
| Elmer Killeen was business call.
| err Wednesday at Allen Rouse's.
| John Schiller delivered the cream
cry butter to Brooten Wednesday.
| Mrs. Joe Essler was pleasant call
er at Ed Reznecheck's Wednesday.
| A number of people were helping
fix up the cemetery at Padua Monday.
John Schiller was business caller
! Monday morning at Herman Nelson's.
Anton Essler was business call
er at Joseph Essler's Thursday after
| noon.
George Schiller was busy last
Wednesday hauling sawdust for the
creamery.
Those that were on the sick list
on the sick list last week are all quite
well again.
Wallace Kinney was a pleasant
caller at Ed Reznecheck's home Sat-
urday evening.
John Schiller made two trips from
Herman Nelson's to Brooten Monday
with his truck.
Miss Mathilda Stienhoff returned
home from E. J. Killeen's where she
has been emnlOVed
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gallagher were
pleasant callers Monday evening at
Frank Essler's home.
Della BaiIey's school term closed
last Friday. We understand a pic
mic at noon also was enjoyed.
Elmer Killeen is again busy this
spring assessing. He was calling or
several different ones last week.
The Glenwood bread truck deliver
ed bread to the Wamsley Grocery
last week couple of different times.
Miss Agnes Rooney returned home
after the school picnic with Dola
Grundman, where she will visit a
few days.
The oil trucks from Sank Centre
and Brooten were delivering gasoline
and oil to the different farmers Fri
day and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Egan and
sons Edmond and Wallace were Sum
| day afternoon callers at Adolph Rez-
necheck's near Grove Lake.
| Mary Rooney who is attending a
business college in st. Cloud visited
Saturday Sunday and Monday with
her parents. She returned Tuesday
Lizzy Imdick who is attending there
also is expected home soon for good
Everybody is rejoicing over the
rain which this community has re-
ceived. The crops and gardens are
beginning to brighten up now. Some
were lucky enough to get their fax
seed drilled in the ground before the
rain. Some OF the farmers are pre-
pairing to start blowing corn. Soon
will be time to plant buckwheat
and as most every farmer is or was
contemplating planting buckwheat
with blowing corn it will likely be
a very busy time around here for
a while. But after such good rain
everybody feels much. more like
working.
District Seventy News
| The school term closed last Thurs
day. A. picnic dinner was given.
Each scholar brought his own lunch.
At the noon hour all the lunches
were placed together, lemon and or
angeade were made. The teacher
contemplated on having weiner
roast but every thing being so dry
it was though best not to as the fire
might spread. Those attending the
picnic besides the scholars were
Johanna LeBrake, Agnes Rooney,
Dorothy Coone, Phyllis Wamsley and
Nicky and Anna Jensen. After din
ner games were played. The larger
boys enjoyed playing ball very much.
Some of the games that were played
were drop the handkerchief, stoop-
tage, London bridge and pump
/ pun pull away.
The races were as follows:
| Boys Running Race.
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