The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-03-24

a days illness. He leaves his wife
and four children. Mrs. Gurth is
the youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Drager, Of this village
and her many friends here SYM
pathize with her in her loss. Her
brother, Henry Drager, and sister,
Mrs. Will Eldred, and Mrs. Arthur
Drager, of Upsala, and Lester
Drager left Wednesday afternoon
for Mapleton to be present at the
funeral.
Mrs. Herman Welck and Mrs.
Edgar Kirkenwitz left for Mime
apolis Wednesday to spend couple
of days with friends.
Herbert Ross, Of Armadillo, Tex
as. arrived here the first of last
week for a visit with his parents,
and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Whitmarch
and daughter, and Mrs. Harrison
Wilson, were callers in the village
Wednesday of last week. Mrs.
Wilson stayed to care for Mrs. Will
Eldred's household during her alb
sence.
Bernard McClintick, who has
been ill with pneumonia the past
week, is improving at this writing.
Waldimer Montzka returned
home Saturday from Minneapolis
after spending several days with
his brother in the city.
George Peschel and children, and
Mrs. Janet Grimes called on rela-
tiyes and friends near Melrose Mon
day evening.
The aged father of Nels Nelson
passed away at his home at Gimmel
Wednesday afternoon of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson, also Rev. and
Mrs. Knudson, of Sank Rapids, left
for the above named place Friday
to attend the funeral.
Mrs. Charles Rohde has been on
the sick list the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cranston and Mr..
and Mrs. Austin Miller were bust
ness callers in Sank Centre Friday
afternoon.
Miss Gladys Rohde, who recently
underwent an operation at Rochest-
er, is spending a few days at her
home. :.
Miss Mollie Walburn, who Is
teaching at Dassel, arrived here
Friday evening to spend her Easter
vacation in her home. Her 1atner
and Albert Larson motored to Das-
sci to bring her home.
The local school closed FRIDAY
for a weeks vacation and those OF
the teachers who do not reside mere
will spend the week in their respec-
tive homes as follows: Mis- Adelia
Harstad, at Harmony; Miss Mar
garet Minus, New London; MISS
Fines. Parkers Prairie; and MISS
Henghmuhle, Long Prairie.
prof and Mrs. Perry and family
left Monday for Ballaton, MIMI
for q visit at the home OF her par
ents. ,.;,,aono-
lis spent a few hours Sunday IN
her home south of the village.
There will be lenten services at
tho IT B. church Friday evening
commencing at 7:45. The Cnrlstlan
Tndeavor will hold sunrise prayer
listing Easter morning at 6:SO
and an Easter song service anu
nrooram will be given at ll:oo A
M All are welcome to these ser
vices. ,x,uond
~ swanville, spent Friday nignt
and Saturday at the Eo shai +
Miss Dorothy Sharp accompanied
+heno home to spend a part OF her
vacation at Swanville. -.,,..,
The Misses Bessie and Lillian
Harris, and Violet Trumole, WEI
IN sank Centre few hours ea'
urday afternoon. ,a .nd
NJ and Mrs. Jack Ellering ana
cbiIo.ren. of Watkins, were guess
~ relatives and old friends hefe
Saturday and Sunday. n,
Miss Hanah Engh, OF BurtruM s
~ week end visitor in the Eo
Sharp home. ca,,;oan
.rd Mrs. A. w. Barry, were sues.S
in the E. e. Eldred nome
Westport Monday. + Saturday
Hubert Dvorachek spent ea1 W1,.,;o
in minneapolis. His brother 1--WE .is
accompanied him home 10 speno "
Easter vacation here. ..ones
Miss Lois Alderman, who teacnes
81 Pinestone, arrived here Mohu"S
for a weeks visit in her nome. =,
The Misses Isadore Seaman, % .,
so,,k Centre, and Leona FRAME
and Veronica Shuttle, of Greenwaau
were guests of Bessie Harris sun
day afternoon. ~ Miller
Oscar David and. Gordon MILE
rootored to Boot Lake Tuesday.
Eric schultz, who has been ser 81,
;o,,slv ill with pneumonia the pas
, week, is improving at this wri.i .ag'
The following guests were en.er,
+a;ned at the Charles Dettler nome
sunday evening: Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Peschel, Will Sabart and 1amily
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Bergman aho
daughters, Marcus Bluth' ana john
Glen wildman, of Burtrum, nas
m I.auphlin farm ano