The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-02-24
C. G. DeCamp of Osakis spent
Saturday in this city.

~. ". DeCamp OIL OSaklS SpSft
Saturday in this city.
C. A. Morse and G. v. Morse
spent Saturday at Burtrum and
Long Prairie.
Misses Anna Frank and Verena
Gaspard spent Sunday afternoon
at Melrose.
Jacob Kiapperich of Melrose
was a business caller in this city
Saturday.
G. Hillerud returned home
Friday evening from Minneapolis
where he has spent the past week
attending a Hardware Dealers
convention.
DR.. R. E. Cooper went to Min
neapolis Tuesday evening where
Mr.. Cooper is attending the dent
al convention, held in the Flour
City this week.
w. A. Moore and neice, Miss
Helen Hamilton and friend, Miss
Irene Johnson of, ST. Cloud, spent
the week end at the w. A. Moore
home in this city.
Mrs. Walter Norris of St.
Paul spent a few days this week in
Sank Centre visiting with her sis
ter, Mrs. George Lusk. She re-
turned to her home tuesday.
Miss Mildred Geuting of the
McPhail School of Music at Mime
apolis is spending a few days in
this city visiting with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Geuting.
V. G. Wedge spent last week in
the Twin Cities attending the
Minnesota Hardware Dealers con-
vention. The gentleman is one of
the directors of the organization.
Mr.. and M. Ed Pearsaul
-(Leona Evans) of Long Beaal,
Cal, arrived in Sau1 Centre Mon
day to spend two weeks visiting
with the lady's patents, Mr. and
hrs. Ed Evans.
w. p. Arndt returned nome
Thursday of last week from
Mountain Lake, Mimi, where he
had spent several days organizing
a board of members for the Min
nesota Building and Loan Associa-
ton.
Norman Nicholson and w. B.
Morgan will go to Glenwood Fri
day evening where they will Of
ficiate at the Osakis- Glenwood bas-
ket ball game. This game is con-
sidered the most important game
of the district this season there
fore two officials were secured.
Arthur Wiesner, Henry Sauer
and Harold Bishop went to St.
Cloud Tuesday where they wit
messed the Dog Derby and in the
evening attended a banquet given
by the Wallace S. Chute Ameri-
can Legion post together with city
officials and civic organizations of
St. Cloud. The banquet was held
at the Grand Central Hotel with
upwards of 125 people in attend
ance Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Ives
went to St. Cloud Tuesday to wit
ness the dog derby in which their
con Edward took part and was VIC
torious.
Mrs. R. H. Sweetman returned
home Tuesday evening from Roch-
ester, Mimi, where DR.. Sweetnan
is confined to the hospital recov-
ering from an operation on his
hip which he submitted to Fri
day afternoon of last week. Mrs.
Sweetman stated to the Herald
Wednesday that the. doctor was
convalescing nicely and the at
tending physicians at Rochester
expressed the hope that he would
be able to return home the early
part of next week, although he
will be unable to- assume his du-
ties for some time.
"Wednesday morning of last week
Mrs. Arthur Pangburn left for
Minneapolis, accompanied by Mrs.
VIM. Gillette. Mrs. Pangburn en-
tered the University Hospital for
observation and treatment. The
lady has been suffering with gas
trio ulcers and hemorhages. An
X-Ray was taken but the Herald
understands the surgeons have not
decided whether an operation will
be required. Mrs. Gillette return
ed to Sank Centre Sunday eve
ming.