The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-07-30


Is visiting. Miss Gordon Is vaca-
tioning from work at the switch
board Of the local telephone ex-
change.
Mr.. and Mrs. John WEIGH, of
Minneapolis, spent Wednesday and
Thursday in this city visiting with
the gentleman's uncle, p. j. Brophy,
and family.
Bill Ward, of Tyron, North Car
DINA, was a guest of Miss Fay
Sprague at the home of Mrs. F. w.
Sprague for the past three days. He
returned on Wednesday to Caro-
lima.
The Oxford Theatre will be open
ed on Saturday afternoon from
until for inspection. With the in
I stallation of the new washed air
system Mr.. Parsons is anxious for
persons to inspect the new equip
ment.
Mrs. Alex Bromenshekel and
children motored to st. Cloud Fri
day. Returning that evening they
were accompanied by Miss Regime
Unger who spent the day visiting
her brother, Frank Unger and
family.
Ted We're and Mrs. Hilma
Crooks, and son, Donald, of Bertha,
were Sunday visitors at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Brown. Mrs.
Crooks is cousin of Mrs. Brown.
Donald Crooks remained for a two
weeks stay at the Brown home.
With their SON a member of the
Sank Centre Band and participant
ing in the festival MIR. and Mrs.
Alex Bromenshenkel and SON, AL
fred, motored to Starbuck where
they attended, in a crowd of nearly
three thousand, the afternoon con-
certs and the Grand concert by the
massed band in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burris, of
indianapolis, Indiana, returned to
their home Wednesday after a ten
day vacation at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Aaron Bosshardt. The
ladies are cousins. During their
stay here they visited on Sunday
at Itasca State Park and attended
the pagent presented weekly there.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Borgmann
and son, Ferdinand, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Evert Borgmann motored to
Long Prairie on Sunday evening
where they visited at the home of
the formers daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Hoffarth. Young Billy
Hoffarth had been ill, but seems
to be improving now.
Mrs. D. j. Bailey, of Casper,
Wyoming, Miss Blanche Bailey and
Miss Louise Sweet, of Redlands,
California, visited with the Phillip
and John Bailey families during
the past week.. They left for
Minneapolis this week for a visit
and later Mrs. Bailey will return
to Sank Centre for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bosel, of
Henderson, Mimi, Mrs. Maude
Nielsen and F. A. Schauer. of Min
neapolis, came to Sank Centre Sat-
urday and remained until Sunday
evening visiting with Mrs. H. Ham
ilton. Mrs. Bosel is an aunt Of
Mrs. Hamilton. The members of
the party were on their way home
from Grand Marais
F. S. Bonaime and family had
a delightful surprise Monday af-
ternoon through the visit of Pro-
lessor and Mrs. I. F. Crosse and son
and daughter-in-law, from North
field, Minnesota They are old
friends of the family but have not
seen each other for forty years.
Professor Crosse is a member of
the faculty of st. Olaf College at
Mortified.
Mrs. E. NJ. Smith and two daugh-
ters, of Aberdeen, S. D.. came to
this city from Detroit Lakes with
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Butler last
week, and remained here until
Monday visiting with relatives.
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Butler are
sisters. Friday and Saturday Mrs.
Smith and daughter and Mr.. and
Mrs. Butler and children enjoyed a
visit with relatives at Willard.
After nearly two months in this
city DR.. and Mrs. T. E. Walsh re-
turned on Wednesday to their
home in Chicago leaving the home
of the ladys parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Mcnamara, with whom they
had visited. Returning with them
was Mrs. Mcnamara who will re-
main for a time with them. Both
enjoyed their visits here and the
Doctor is enthusiastic about his
golf. Last weeks short stop tour
ney on the local links was won by
Dr. Walsh.
Making a complete sightseeing
tour during their weeks stay in
Chicago the Misses Sylvia Bromen-
shenkel and Florence Ahmann re-
turned from the Windy City on
Sunday evening in company Of Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Weider whose
guests they had been during their
stay. The latter are visiting with
friends and relatives in this and
contiguous communities for the
next week. Later they expect to
leave for the Black Hills. Lincoln
Park with it's Zoo was one Of the
highlights enjoyed by the local girls
in Chicago, as were the enormous
and stately buildings Of Mundulien
Seminary on the outskirts of the
city. The Burlington Memorial
Fountain with it's artistic lighting
was impressive, and the view from
the Chicago Tribune Tower let
them in on the whole of the City
with its Suburbs and on to the
shores Of Lake Michigan. On their
way home they were interested in
the scenery Of the Wisconsin Dells,
the Indian Reservation accompany
ing, and the State Capitol in st.
Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kinsella,
Of Herman, arrived on Monday and
remaining until Wednesday were
concerned with business interests