The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-11-12
Grey Eagle

cOmpanied Mrs. Click TO Mlnnedpo
lis Monday. The latter went to the
city in response to a message ad-
vising her of the accidental death
of her son-in-law and grand-daugh-
ter.
Harold Alexander, of Browerviiie'
spent the week end with his noun
err here.
Mrs. C. Human is having foun-
dation built under a part OF her
dwelling this week.
M. Harstad has his new dWeiilns
completed and is moving In TINS
week.
Mrs. ]. T. Laughlin expects TO
leave for Minneapolis "Wednesday
morning to spend couple of days.
Art Humans moved SATURDAY
from the Bisel house to rooms III
the G. b. Callahan residence.
Mr.. Mohn and two sons, OF MIN
neapolis, visited his daughter, LII
liam, and other relatives here sun
day. na
Mr.. johnson and two sons ana
two daughters, of Home City, ar
rlVGQ mere Z Ilody Ava -
the John Hemmi home.
Gus Rohde, Jr., is on the SICK hs'
this week.
The following guests were enter
tanned at the H. D. Bergman nome
SUNDAY: Mr.. and Mrs. Walter FL
dred and daughter, Grace, Mr.. ana
Mrs Marian Eldred and FRANK
EIdred and family and Mr.. anu
Mrs. Laural Eldred, OF Rice.
Mrs. Herman Welck and dauen-
ter. Lucille, were guests OF Iriehos
in Minneapolis the first OF ias'
week. cn
Mrs. Freeman Maitland, OF swan
Vile, spent Saturday night anu
SUNDAY in the home OF her 1aIher'
Ed Sharp. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Bense anu
con Robbie. of Sank Centre, VS.
tied relatives here Sunday -
Edward Vollmer and sister, Accie.
and Miss Elsie Esterman' Q,
wriphtstown, called on Rev. anu
Mrs Downing Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Donat were car
ed no Waterville Saturday by tne
II,
serious illness of the formers noun
A. who resides at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph smith, VI VI
Swanville, were guests OF MI. anu
Mrs Kenneth Sandmeyer SATURDAY
afternoon. con
Mr. and Mrs. R. ]. Ross ana son.
Harley. visited relatives at MOTIFS
C,,,dav The formers brotner'
Jobn Ross, accompanied them
home for a visit here.
THE local basket ball team was
defeated in game with Seoan a.
that place last Friday evening. "a
return game will be played VIII
sedan here next Friday evening
Nov. Is. d
frank McClintick and a friend
from Nashuauk, arrived here tne
first of last week for a few Gays
visit. :,
THE w. M. A. was entertained al
the home of Mrs. A. J. Dvoraciief
Tuesday afternoon.
Row Kileen and family, also ms
father. were Sunday guests In tne
Kane home at Sank Centre.
Rev. and Mrs. M. N. Knudsor
and daughter, of Sank Raplos
snent a few hours here Sunday al
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. o. B. WoodmaI
were Minneapolis visitors SUNDAY
The formers mother, who MAJ
spent a week with her daughter
in the city accompanied then
home.
Mesdames Laughlin, Henry, Per
nv and Henry Drager attended Tn
funeral of Mrs. Ruth Fransen
Cokato last Thursday.
Oscar David returned to BOO
Lake Thursday after spending
couple of weeks here.
Harvey Showalter, of st. Eau
was a guest of his mother an
other relatives here part OF las
week.
Miss Adella Harstad spent Satui
day in the Twin Cities.
Miss Doris Eldred, Of Sank Ger
ire. arrived here Saturday for
few DAYS visit with relatives.
DR. and Mrs. Joe Carter, OF Wal
wick, N. D., were guests OF III
brother and sister, J. o. Carter, an
Mrs. M A Blount here the latte
part of last week. They were er
route to Chippewa Falls, Wis.
Mrs. John Davidson called on ne
sister at Osakis Wednesday a1tel
noon of last week. :.
F. r. Hammarsten and famll
motored to Cokato Thursday to
tend the funeral of Dorothy an
Loraine's mother, whose death we
mentioned in last weeks items.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. an
Mrs. Tom Wachnik Tuesday, No
10.
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