The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-01-27


bows went to Osakis Friday eve
ming to witness the game played
between Osakis and Melrose.
H. w. Bishop, who has spent
the past several days at Frazee and
Clarissa invoicing the Bishop 20.
stores, returned home Wednesday.
w. B. Morgan and Chris Kas-
low went to Osakis Friday evening
where the former refereed the
game between Melrose and Osakls.
John Allen returned home from
MinneapolissSaturday after con-
finement of six weeks at the Eltel
hospital recovering from serious
operation.
Mrs. Gala Fairbanks of Bloom
ing Prairie, Mimi, is spending sew
eral days in Sank Centre visiting
with her brother, U. j. Coons and
sister, Mrs. Plank.
Mrs. Matt Calvin of Westport
left this city Sunday morning en-
route to Elma, Iowa, responding TO
a sudden call owing to the serious
illness of her mother.
Miss Rose Donahue of Minneap-
oils arrived in this city Tuesday
evening and is visiting at the home
of Mrs. M. Hogan and Mr.. and
Mrs. L.. W.. Whitson.
Lawrence Dolson, K. w. Tour
tellott and Leonard Brown went to
Alexandria Tuesday evening where
they played on the Glenwood team
in a game against Alex.
The Misses Ruth Bergman and
ADELAIDE and Julianna Nathe re-
turned home Sunday evening from
Minneapolis where they had spent
the past few days visiting.
Misses Margaret Moynihan, Re-
Media Claseman and Elsie Boyer
went to Osakis Friday evening
where they witnessed the Osakis-
Melrose girls basket ball game.
Coach E. N. Norgard and his
basket ball team of Glenwood wit
messed the Sank Centre Osakis
High School basket ball game
played on the local floor Saturday
evening. .....
Mrs. Nels Holmberg of Still
water arrived in this city Monday
evening and is visiting for an in
definite time with her daughters,
Mrs. William Cummings and Mrs.
Russell Shaw. ...-
Norman Nicholson of the school
faculty went to Glenwood Tuesday
evening where he refereed the Vii
lard Glen&ood basket ball game.
He was accompanied by Chris kas-
low and Leo Miller.
U. J. Coons returned home
from Minneapolis Thursday after
spending the past few days with
Mrs. Coons, who is confined at
the New Asbury Hospital recover
ing from an operation.
Henry White and friend, How
ard Clayton of Livingston, Mont,
arrived in Sank Centre Sunday
evening for several days visit
with the former gentleman's aunt,
Mrs. C.. D. Wilcox and grand
mother, Mrs. Craig.
A. E. Clark of Willard came to
Sank Centre Sunday and accom-
panied his brother, George Clark
of this city to Grey Eagle where
they visited with their brother-in-
law, E. A. Fuller, who has been
seriously i'll, but at this writing is
recovering nicely.
H. T. Nyberg drove up from
Minneapolis Saturday and spent
the week end at the j. F. Cooper
home. He returned home Sunday
accompanied by Mrs. Nyberg, who
has spent the past week in Sank
Centre visiting with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Cooper.
This week William Otto receiv-
ed letter from his father, Henry
Otto, who is making a six weeks
visit with friends at Edenburg,
Texas, in which he states that the
mercury stood 80 degrees in the
shade. The temperature in Min
nesota at present is slightly below
that, in fact it takes person with
keen eye sight to see the mercury
in a thermometer these days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Boutell
and Mr.. and Mrs. F. Combs of
Chicago will arrive today, Thurs
day to spend few days visiting
with the former gentleman's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Boutell
of this city.