The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-08-11

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Ruby and Glen Crooks of Ber-
tina are spending this week in Sank
Centre visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. C.. III. ,Childs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rasmussen
and daughter, Lucille motored to
Minneapolis Tuesday, returning
home Wednesday evening.
Mrs. F. d. Noble returned Sat-
urday from a weeks stay with her
daughter, Mrs. George H. Palck-
ner at Scandinavian Lake
MIR. and Mrs. Anton Nelson,
daughter Bessie, of this city and
Mrs. Andrew Rasmussen of Kan
dota spent Sunday at the, formers
sister, Mrs. Nels Mohn Of Belgrade,
Mr.. and Mrs John sBrophy and
little son Patrick John and Miss
Edna Brophy drove up from Chi
cago and are spending a couple OF
weeks visiting at the P. -. Bro
ply home. 81 a.$S2' <% s'a
o. B. Smith of the 109th obser-
walton squadron, of the Minnesota
National Guard Of Minneapolis
landed in Sank Centre Saturday to
tank up with gas, while enroute to
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Miss Cora Norgarden left Sat
uriay for Minneapolis where she
was an over Sunday guest OF
friends. Monday she left for Wash.
ington, D. c.. where, she expects te
remain indefinitely. s& As-r ~
Mr.. and Mrs. ". l.. Burgess!
and Mrs. E. C. Cooley and JOIN
Hickman motored to Litchfelt
Tuesday where they were called OF
account of the illness of the lat
ters' sister, Mrs. F. A. Kaslow.
Geo. Conkey, Jr.., and daughte
Marion, and Mrs. Jack Jeppesol
and daughter, Laura, of Park Rap
ids autoed down Friday and re
manned until Sunday with thei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Con
key, Sr.
A farewell for Mrs. Emm
Christensen and Mr.. and Mrs. wv
-. H. Barnett and family will b
, held at the Methodist church thi
Thursday evening, as they ar
, leaving for tne west within a few
weeks.
Mrs. Andrew Sorenson and sons
Morris and Andrew, of Agar, S
D., returned to their home Frida,
of last week after spending !
couple of weeks with the LADY,
father, Jos. Kortan, and wit
other relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Johnson lief
, this city Wednesday morning OF
thier return to their home in Chi
cago after having spent the pas
several days in Sank Centre visit
ing with the lady's mother, Mrs
Anna McDermond and with othe,
relatives and friends.
| Mr.. and,aMrs. Guy White ant
family and Mrs. Charles Pelto1
and children left this city Thurs
day"tf last week to their home al
Livingston, Mont, after spending
the past several weeks in Saul
Centre and other points visiting
with relatives and friends. 49,
H. E. Tobey of Osakis suffered
an attack of Forditis Sunday while
attempting to crank one of the
Universal. Cans A run down bat
/ terry and an advanced spark which
put potent lick in Lizzie IVA!
sufficient toadminister broker
4 arm. az. 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd V. Clark anc
family accompanied by the lady.
mother, Mrs. H. G. Baker returned
home Saturday evening from {
i weeks visiting trip at Austin
Mimi, with relatives and friends
Mr.. Clark resumed his duties a!
1 Intertype operator at the Herald
Monday mornings "
Mrs. Gustav j ohnson, (Alvs
/ Ghilds) returned home Monda!
evening from Los Angeles, Calf.
where she has spent the past five
months visiting her sister, Mr.. A
E. Dodge and brother, Willard
Childs. Before leaving on her re
turn trip home, Mrs. Dodge gave
farewell party at L Head Lake
Los Angeles. E~
/ Mrs. Clara Benner and friend
\ Mrs. Nellen, left this city Tues
day, enroute to Niagara Falls
! N. Y. They will go by way Of
Duluth and theSs Great Lakes. Mrs
Benner expects to spend severa
months with her son, Raymond
Benner and will chen go on to Bals
Cynwyd, Pa, to, live with another
son, Winthrop Benner.