The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-03-24
sAUK CENTRE HERALD
Miss Olson spent Sunday at he
home in Ossikis.

| ifoiHe Ill VnIHliedpOiiS.
L. L. Kells 1aade a business trip
to st. Cloud I'riday.
Bob Schwaien made d business
trip to Alexa n'ria Friday
Miss Lillian Moe spent Sunday
with friends in St. Clouds
Chris Schwarzbauer spent Sur
day and Monday in st. Paul.
Ed Minette and family visited in
st. Cloud Sunday.
| Mrs. p. M. Kennedy win S,f
/. and daughter went to ST. lClo':d
Saturday.
Mrs. l.. B. Claseman made a
business trip to st. Cloud Thurs
day.
Ben Corte from Freeport trans
acted business in Sank Centre Sat-
urday.
Leonard Brown and Walter
! Gritzmacher went to st. Cloud
Sunday.
Miss Lucille bankers of Glen
| wood visited with friends IN Sauk
| Centre Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Harder of
Elrosa were in Sank Centre, SHOP
ping, Saturday. =
Happy Dickinson of Albany was
a guest of his brother Harold, OF
this city Sunday. I
Misses Vera and Alto LeSuer
| were guests of Miss Elva Sorenson
Sunday evening.
Herman Vennewitz spent Sun
day in Browerville with Tom Held
and other friends.
Henry Hens came up from FL
| rosa Sunday to spend the day at ms
home in this city.
Tom KinseHa visited at the home
| of ]. E. Kinsella in st. Cloud
several days last week.
Mrs. Frank Riley and SON Bud
spent Monday at the Charles
Riley home at Grove Lake.
Miss Mercede Bishop is home
from the "U' to spend the week
with her parents in this city.
Norbert Marx, Moses, Dan, and
Mr.. Berkley of Long Prairie Wis
tied in Sank Centre Sunday.
Mrs. j. E. Bonner and daught-
err left Sank Centre Friday noon
for their new home in Paris, LII.
Miss Phronie Stadther visited in
Long Prairie over Saturday and
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Cole.
| DIR. H. F. Henneman made a
professional visit to TIE Cities Sun
day. He returned to Sank Centre
Monday. ff
Misses Winnefred end Doris
Benson, OF the st. Cloud Teachers
College were home Saturday and
sunday as l'9d5 n
Mr.. and Mrs % Herbert Ward
accompanied iby'Mrs. Fisher mo-
ttored to st. Cloud Thursday af-
ternoOn. -
Miss Frances Eddy of. Minneap-
oils is visiting ct the home of Frank
Pangburn and other friends in this
city this week. s
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Granz of
Cold Springs were visiting rela-
tives and friends in Sank Centre
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Holman Of
Brainerd spent Saturday and
Sunday with the 1ady's sister and
family, MIR. and Mrs. August Dah-
lem.
Miss Anna PETERSON of st. Paul.
who is attending the Teachers Col
lege at st. Cloud spent Saturday
and Sunday with Sigird and Anna
Anderson of this city.
C. H. Child, Sid Brown and Mis-:
Mildred Bowman motored to Min.
neapolis Sunday morning and re-
turned in the evening accompanied
by Mrs. Child and Leta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Dirnberger
and family motored to West I'm
ion Friday and spent the afternoon
at the Joe Mlarthelar home N that
city. - -" ,as
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Kinsella of
St. Cloud accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Colignon were guests Of
Mrs. Stephen iKinsella of this city
Sunday. a.g si.o'
Miss Pauline Konne is spending
the week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Klonne of this
city. She will return to the "U'
Sunday.
The condition of Mrs. Tom
Clough who is in the University
hospital in Minreapplis IS rapid
ly improving. yWAile her condi-
ton is still somewhat serious, it Is
expected that she will be practical
| ly recovered from illness in ten
days or two weeks, and will be
able to- return to her home, In
Saul. Centre.
Walter GIabraith, who has been
a valued employee in the sn3e oe-
! partment of tn Bishop Co., stor e
for some time, has resigned his po-
siI'on and left Monday for Melris
to be, ONE assistant manager Of a
Jtres & Co. store which WI be
opered there within shot time.