The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-03-10

Miss Elmeda Hansmann left
Tuesday for st. Paul where she
will remain indefinitely.
Jacob Klapperich of Melrose
was a Sank Centre business caller
Monday.
Mrs. o. l.. Kleppen of Osakis
was guest Of Mrs. Ben Boss
hardt Friday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. SINNERS
spent Sunday at Freeport visiting
with Mr.. Sinners mother.
Frank Gettys of Argusville, S.
D., visited with his mother, Mrs.
Mary j. Gettys over Sunday.
Paul Hedin went to Minneapolis
Friday where he spent few days
visiting his brother in that city,
Anton Wahlstrom of Brainerd
is spending several days with
Frank Bunker and his mother in
this city.
Mrs. E. C. Carlson, of st. Cloud
spent Wednesday in this city at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. JOS. Robinson.
Miss Genevieve Vogel went to
LIST. Cloud today, Thursday, where
she will spend the day shopping
and visiting with friends.
| Miss Lucille bankers who has
been visiting at the Steven Kinsel-
la home in this city returned to her
home in Glenwood Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Floyd
land daughter Orpha Shirley of
Clarissa, were guests at the Ben
Bosshardt home last Friday.
Miss Emma O'Gara has resumed
her duties as bookkeeper and stem
ographer at the O'Gara garage
after a two months vacation.
Mrs. w. w. Holes, of st. Cloud,
and little daughter, were in Sank
Centre Wednesday for short
visit at the R. E. Hanson home. -
Special massage and rouge for
the ears is the latest phase Of
feminine beauty culture to be
adopted by fashionable English
women.
Mrs. Clark Waring, one of the
few surviving employees of the
Confederate government, resides
in Columbia, s.. C. She signed
Confederate paper money notes,
using the name of her first husband
Major William Gist.
Monday morning Miss Alice
Thornton succeeded Newell Bar
nard as local reporter for the Her
aid. Mr.. Barnard resigned his
position to take up another line
of work. The Herald asks the
cooperation of the public in Civ
ing Miss Thornton the news, and
any courtesies shown her will be
appreciated by the publishers.
w. P. Arndt, district field man.
ager for the Minnesota Building
and Loan Association, spent Sun
day with his family in this city
The gentleman is spending much
of his time in southwestern Min
nesota organizing local boards for
his organization. The last two
weeks were spent at Window.
I "Bill" says. conditions are : very
good in the souslw kart of. the
state. ..-
Dwight Hansen is enjoying a
weeks visit with his father ]. P.
Hansen, ST., and other relatives ir
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Schmidt. Mr.. Hansen has been
employed by Swift & Co. with heaG
| quarters at Minot, N. D., but has
severed his connections with them
and accepted a position with Grigg,
Cooper, Wholesale Grocery Co. /,
and will be located in the southern
| part of this state.
Anton Doege who came down
from Benoush, Can, six weeks ago
to visit with his parents and old
friends, returned to Sank Centre
Wednesday from st. Cloud where
he had undergone an operation
for appendicitis. He expects to
be able to return to his Canadian
home about April first. He has
prepared to enjoy life over the
border by paying two years in adj
vance for this great family journ-
al.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Walker,
who retired from the farm south
east of the city last fall and have
spent the winter in California, ex-
pecting to remain permanently
if they found things to their lik-
ing, left March first for the East.
They stopped at Omaha and 9TH
er points enroute and are expected
to arrive in Sank Centre any day,
fully convinced that no place
compares with Minnesota and
Sank Centre as a place of resi-
tQ6nCo,