The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-12-29
Little Sank

Little Sank
Christmas is again a thing of the
past. A Happy New Year to the
editor of the Herald, the office
force, and its many happy readers
Miss Ella Kircher was employed
at the VIM. Holtberg home Thurs.
day.
Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lee
and family were holiday shoppers
at Sank Centre.
Miss Edna Olson came up from
the Cities last week to spend hel
Christmas vacation.
Charles Aldrich, a local merchant
was confined to his home suffering
from the flu few days last week
Tom Smith, of Sank Centre, was
selling property insurance through
out this neighborhood Friday.
Jerome Johnson arrived from
Vergas, MINI, Friday, and is spend
ing his vacation at home.
Raymond Larson and Dale Lee,
called on Raymond Johnson Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Strobeck and
the formers sister, Miss Lillian,
were Sank Centre shoppers Friday
We are all glad to see Harry
johnson with us again. Mr.. John
son was last seasons twirler for the
Little Sank War Horses and led
them from victory to victory, but
early in the fall he fractured bone
in his right arm and has been laid
up ever since.
Archie Drager entertained the
wood savers for a few hours Fri
day.
Rev. Wyman, missionary, who
was scheduled to speak at the
Lutheran church here on Sunday
Dec. 18, was taken sick the Friday
before and died the following Mon
day.
The Robert Johnson and Otto
Strobeck families, were gathered at
the A. w. Strobeck home Christmas
evening.
Carl Strobeck called at the John
Ecklund home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Riddler is spending a few
days at the Arthur Jacobson home.
Arthur Drager brought home a
nice sewing machine the other day.
Art believes in home manufacture
ing.
A number of close relatives have
been invited to spend Saturday
evening at the Robert Johnson
home ushering in the new year.
Messrs. S. E. johnson and Ernest
Mills were Sank Centre shoppers
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Johnson and
Loren Borg were busy cleaning up
the School building in district "a
Monday.
Miss Lillian Strobeck spent the
fore part of the week in the Cities.
(Too Late for Last Week.
The Misses Melin and Olson
teachers in district "a, were supper
guests at the Ed Lee home Monday
evening.
Miss Sylvia johnson called on
Mrs. Lyle Stevens Sunday after
noon.
Monday morning Carl Holmquist
sawed wood at his parental home
Mrs. E. S. Bateman has been Ill
with the flu the past week. Hell
many friends will be pleased Il
learn that she is better.
o. ]. Harrington is back on thu
Peas" It will be remembered
that Harrington was sick with tn,
flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Strobecl
were entertained at the S. E. John
son home Sunday afternoon.
Monday afternoon Mrs. VIM Holt
berg, accompanied by Mrs. Ar
thur Jacobson, motored to Saul
Centre.
JUL, the Englishman, is still s
fishing, but the fish don't seem t.
like him any more.
Milton Kircher helped Helmel
Flann with a few jobs Saturday.
The Little Sank Public Schoo
will close for Christmas vacation
Friday, Dec. %. Dec. 81 the schoo
will put on their Christmas pro
gram at the New Palace Hall.
Miss e. r. Jeurgens was a Saul
Centre shopper Monday.
Aaron Bosshardt called at the
Clarence Bateman home MONDAY
morning.
s. e. johnson and son, Raymond
made business call to Melrose
Tuesday.
The Roy Boyer residence was
totally destroyed by fire, of UNI
knon origin, last Friday noon
The building as a bungalow style
structure, almost new and modern
construction.
Monday evening the local Sun
day School put on a pop corr
"Stringing Bee" at the s. E. John.
son home. A considerable number
of yards of corn was strung with
which to adorn their Christmas
tree which will be exhibited at the
church Tuesday evening, Dec. 81.
Rev. Mr.. Wyman, failed to ap
pear here Sunday as announced
owing to sickness. The Reverend
had to postpone the meeting in.
definitely.
BY the time our next letter will
arrive at the editors desk, Christ
mas will be a thing of the past
so Merry Christmas to the editor