The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-01-28
SOCIAL EVENTS
REPORT OF B. R. PALMER w.

REPORT OF B. R. PALMER W.
r. C. for 1925.
One year ago Jan. Is, we met in
this place and installed our officers
We had a social time followed by the
annual oyster supper for the Grand
Army. We miss some of our mem
bers this year.
We now have IS members in good
standing. Two new members are to
be initiated next meeting.
Our motto is: ado All the Coco
You Can In all the Ways you Can, tx
all the People You Can" ~.
About the first thing in 1925 we
received a splendid picture of q
old DIR. Palmer from mrs. Maude
Dewey. We were so pleased that
every one Immediately arose to then
feet as an appreciation of the gift
Next we had a call for .night-shirts
at the hospital in the Soldiers Home
Our funds were low but we managed
to get cloth and make four. They
were valued at $500. We also sent
ten bibs which we had made of, white
muslin. These We're valued ait $500.
At Christmas time we sent five
cents per member to them for treats.
We paid SIS. 90 towards a new rug
for room number 80. Expect to pay
mort later.
We sent 10 cents per member
towards the chapel which is ito be
built at Fort Smelling. - ~.,
We sent $500 to the Scholarship
Fund. To the Central Relief we
have sent $1,000 also canned fruit
and jell valued at $50 - - =: =
We gave four flags valued at $3.50
to our Public School here; these were
for the Auditorium and Assembly
rooms. We intend to place a flag
in each room later q, #.as4
We needed a cupboard for our
dishes and had just decided to buy
one when that kind hearted lady,
Mrs. Lockead, happened to be pres
emit that day. She gave us one; again
we hoped to our feet in apprecia-
ton.
We had three Memorial trees, for
which we paid $500, planted near
the "Boulder"- one is for DR.. B.
R. Palmer, one. is for our Grand
Army Post and one is for the Ma
tional G. A. R. We will place a
marker on each tree.
We remember our sick and be-
reaved with flowers or fruit, visit
them and help what we can.
About $27.00 other than money
has been given the needy.
must not forget our annual pic
mic. This year we met in the Tour
list Park. The day was fine, eats
were immense so everyone was hap
Ply and gay. I can't just remember
who won in the jumping contest but
think it was tie between Emma
Working and Margaret Pangburn. :.
A great many of the G.. "A. R. en-
joyed this picnic. We will miss some
of them next year.
We never can forget the kindness
shown us by the pupils and faculty
of our Public School. Each year we
are treated to a well prepare pro-
gram and presented with a souvenir.
Today, Jan. IL, 1926, we have
again installed officers for the year.
We had four of the G. A. R. present.
How'd you do Grand Army, how are
you? -
Is there anything that we can do for
you? 90
Well be Johnny on the spot.
Serve you oysters that you bought.
Is there any, more that we can do
for you? n
How'd you do Madam President how
are you?
Is there anything that we can do for
you? 6#{4
Wen treat you on the square.
Yes, we'll even bob your hair
Is there any more that we can do
for you?
Contributed.
THE GRADATIM CLUB MET
in regular session Wednesday after
noon Jan. 20, with representative
number present. The second chapter
of the book, "The Business of Being
a Club Woman" was read by Mrs.
Otis. Mrs. c.. f.. Bohall as program
leader spoke on General Conditions
of Czecho-Slarrkia. Hungary and iPo-