The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-02-18

B. w. Merryman, who is spending the
winter at Pasadena. CAL, that her
health was greatly improved.
Janet Dahlem, Carol Coons and
Earl Johnson drove up Thursday
from the Teachers College, ST. Cloud
with Mr.. Brown and Mr.. Adams
They returned Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Leitz are the
proud parents of twin babies, a boy
and a girl, who arrived at their home
early tuesday morning.
Mrs. j. F. Mitchell who has been
visiting her father, Mike Jung, and
her sister, Mrs. Geo. Strauss in this
city for some time left for her home
at Verona, N. D., Monday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cordell and son,
Frank, of Lusk, Wyo., who are Wis
iting relatives in this city spent We'd
nesday evening as guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Strauss.
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Asa M. Wallace left today, Thurs
day for Minneapolis, to attend the
annual meeting Of the Minnesota Ed
itorial Association which will be held
at the New Nicollet Friday and Sat-
urday. j. .s,,<.a- ..
Francis Kuhn, a Junior at st.
Johns university left for his home
at Hanover, Pa, Tuesday after hav-
ing been guest for several days at
the Ed Fettgather home in this city.
The young man has accepted posi-
ton with a large firm of architects In
York, Pa.
Monday evening Anthony Strauss
and Walter Gritzmacher accompan-
led Ben Morgan to Glenwood where
the latter refereed the basket ball
game between the Glenwood and
Elbow Lake High School basket ball
quints. Glenwood was victor by a 20
to 18 score.
Mrs. P. Lamb this week received
a. letter from Mrs. Woodbury., New
'Yo rk, stating that she and Mr.. Wood
bury would leave soon for California
for the balance of the winter, being
attracted there very largely by many
old Sank Centre friends now living in
California.
Mayor and Mrs. William M. Park
err returned Sunday evening from a
week end visit at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. William Smith, Minneapo-
lis. While away they attended the
annual dinner of Court No. SO of the
Royal Order of testers. The testers,
the Herald understands, is an out
shoot of ShrinedonI. ~
. G. H. Vandesteeg returned home
Tuesday evening from St. Paul
where he had spent since Sunday at
tending the Minnesota Optical AS
ISOLATION annual meeting and clinic
which was held at the Ryan hotel.
Mr.. Vandesteeg stated that the meet
ing was very successful and that
much good information and know
ledge was gained by those who at
tended.
Ben Allen returned Saturday from
months vacation spent in Callfor-
MIA. Mr.. Allen stated that he met
up with a number of Sank Centre
folks at Los Angeles and Glendale ;.
He was rather favorably impressed
with the West but as permanent
abiding place Sank Centre still looks
mighty good to him. He resumed
his duties as Rural Route Carrier
Monday.
Saturday Mrs. Fred Fischer and
Dorothy went to Hutchinson by train
ent at the celebration of the 25th
the car. The object was to be pres
ent at the celebration of the 18th
wedding anniversary of Rev. and
Mrs. G. Fischer, brother and sister
of Fred and Mrs. Fischer of this
city. Sunday about 500 members of
the congregation and other friends
called at the pastoral home in honor
of the event. The Sank Centre rel