The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-07-01

AduIlCI V1 IlllS City, Lie yOoAS
lady stopped over for a couple Of
days visit in Chicago enroute home.
DR.. and Mrs. A. Dowswell of
Kirkhoven and Mr.. and Mrs. w. D.
Amundson, and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Gordhammer of Minneapolis stopped
for dinner at the o. w. Dowswell
home Tuesday on their way home
from tour in Northern Minnesota.
Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Mabel Whip
pie of Minneapolis who are in the
Child Welfare work of Hennepin
county, stopped a few hours in Sank
Centre Wednesday afternoon enroute
to Minneapolis from Detroit, Mimi,
where they had spent part OF Tues
day and Wednesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Nicholson re-
turned to Sank Centre Saturday eve
ming after spending two or three days
at Brainerd and Appleton, Mimi,
visiting among relatives and friends.
They will remain in this city for a
few days longer before returning to
their home in Portland, Ore.
CAR OF NUMBER. 2 WHITE
OATS RECEIVED TODAY. 45c
WHILE THEY LAST. CENTRAL
MINNESOTA POWER AND MIL
LING CO.-5-ADV. =-..... ..
Mr.. and. Mrs, L. l.. Kells and
daughter Virginia, accompanied by
Miss Annabel Erwin motored to An
mandate Sunday near which place
their son Edward was encamped at the
Scout camp. On their return home
Edward accompanied them. They re-
turned by way of Paynesville where
they were entertained at supper by
Mrs. Mary Bugbee,( Mary Hudson).
Miss Blanch l.. Lee, of Boze-
man, Mont, spent several days in
Sank Centre last week visiting with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. C.
Lee. Miss Lee who is state leader of
at Bozeman, Mont, was enroute to
Minneapolis where she was to at
tend the Home Economic convention
which was in session all this week.
This Thursday evening Miss Lee will
leave the Twin Cities enroute to
New York where she will spend six
weeks taking a special course at the
Columbia University.
Gilbert Schlichte arrived in Sank
Centre last evening from Brawley,
CAL, and will spend month with
Sank Centre relatives. Gilbert went
west about IA months ago. Brawley
is located in the Imperial valley, 200
feet below sea level about 120 miles
east of San Diego, 20 miles from the
Mexican border. The young man is
connected with large concern which
devotes 5000 acres to intensified
&,,,, l. e. III de-
the work very interesting and profit
able and after his vacation will re-
turn
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe May and son,
from near Kent, Mimi, arrived in
Sank Centre Thursday from Fairfax,
where they had visited relatives and
friends for several days. They re.
NAMED her over night visiting with
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Ben VanHavermeadt, re-
turning to their home at Kent Fri
day. Mr.. May stated that the crops
are very poor throughout the terri
tory from Morris to Willmar, but are
fair in the Red River Valley. In the
vicinity of Fairmont they are much
better, some fields of corn being knee
high.
A few days ago the Herald editor
received a letter from Ben w. Nor
gan who is spending his summer va
cation with a building construction
organization in Chicago. Ben stated
that the Windy City was great
place. He had the opportunity to at
tend many of the gatherings of the
Eucharistic convention and was great
ly impressed with the proceedings.
He has also watched Babe Ruth" sock"
one over the fence and incidentally
is playing a little golf at odd times.
He is looking forward to his school
work in this city with pleasure. He
is living for the summer at 843 Cor
0elia Ave N, Chicago.
Mrs. Frank Frederickson MAR
garet Watson) and little son of New
York City are spending the week at
Sank Centre as guests of the lady's
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Scott. Mrs.
Frederickson has been spending the
past month visiting with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Watson of st.
Cloud.
Don't forget the dance of the sea-
son at the Lakeside Pavilion, Glen
wood on Monday, July 9th and We'd