The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-07-23
City News Items

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin
Marshall was a boy weighing eight
and three quarter pounds last
week. The third child born to them
the young fellow was born on last
Tuesday, July 14th.
Mrs. Martin Tobiasen, of Sas-
katchewan, Canada, arrived last
week in this city to make an ex-
tended stay visiting her mother
Mrs. Michael Jung, and her sister
Mrs. Frank Essler. With other
relatives she will also visit.
Mrs. Robert Kenna returned last
week Wednesday from a five weeks
stay in western Oregon and Wash
ington. In Portland, where she
centered her activities, Mrs. Kenna
visited her sister, Mrs. Margaret
Cassidy. Some time she also spent
in Seattle, Washington.
DR.. and Mrs. r. B. Kettlewell
and family left today, Thursday, for
two weeks stay in the Cities. The
Doctor will spend the two weeks
at Fort Smelling in Reserve Officers
Training Camp. Mrs. Kettlewell
will visit friends. The Doctor ex.
poets to return to his offices within
two weeks.
Completing his work at Elk
River and expecting to leave for
Foley on Monday to resume work
with the Northwestern Bell Tele.
phone company Merrill Forsberg
discovered a hip ailment during his
weekend stay here that proved to
be torn muscles. He has been or
dered to keep off it and give it com
plete rest for at least ten days. He
is at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. N. Forsberg. Badly
isn't sick, and friendly calls by his
friends are we'll in order.
John Hansen, completing two
weeks of vacation, is back at his
cage in the Merchants National
Bank. Mr.. and Mrs. Hansen and
family returned Saturday night
from Minneapolis where they had
spent several days visiting with his
brother, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Han
sen. The forepart of the week they
had visited in Warren, in northern
Minnesota, with his sister, Mrs. w
R. Holbrook. Their first week
they sought relief from the heat al
a cottage on Sank Lake.
Completing a two year Teacher:
Training course with the fina
session a six weeks summer course
Miss Elizabeth Strauss was gradu'
ated last Friday from the st. Cloud
Teachers College with a two yeal
diploma. Attending the exercise:
from here was her father, George
Strauss, and Mrs. Martin Tobiasen
of Saskatchewan, Canada. Accom-
panying Mr.. Strauss home was
Elizabeth, Miss Rita Bromenshen
KEEL, and Miss Viola Miller. The
young ladies had all attended the
summer session just ended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Holt ant
daughter, DeLoris, of Lansing
Michigan, who have visited with
Mrs. Jack Holt for the past week
returned last Thursday to theil
home accompanied by Mrs. Hol
and children, Jack Jr., Carmen, ant
J Edward. They will join Mr.. Hol
in Pekin where he is employed b!
the water, light, and power com
pany and where the Hollis will nov
reside. Mrs. Holt is the former
Leta Childs and during the si1
years they have resided in Saul
Centre they have made their home
with Mrs. Hoft's mother, Mrs. Sid
ney Brown.
Miss Matilda Forsberg left to
day, Thursday, for Duluth enroutt
! through the Great Lakes on a triI
that will take her to New Bedford
Connecticut where she will visi
with her sister, Mrs. Robert Pow
drell and husband. From Duluth
she will leave by Lake steamer tt
the northern shore of Superior ant
will make the Canadian route via
Fort William, Toronto, through
metropolitan Montreal, and Que
bee. Straight up the st. Lawrence
her trip is routed to round Nova
Scotia and then south to New York
There she transfers ships to go t.
Boston where she will be met by
her sister. She expects to be gone
about a month.