The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-12-10
City News Items

with Mrs. Lillian Truax on Mon
day.
Miss Elizabeth Vargart, Of st
Anthony, spent the past week visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. B. I'm
dieke.
Miss Mary Rooney, who is serv
ing on the Petit jury at st. Cloud
spent the past week end at hel
home.
Rev. w. Murphy, Of Raymond
spent a few days Of the past week
with his aunt Mrs. Margare,
Rooney.
George Bowman, of Westport
spent Tuesday in this city in the
home of his daughter, Mrs. L. o.
Gray and family.
This morning, Thursday, Mrs. l.
w. whitson and son. John. left for
Minneapolis where they will spend
the day on business.
AL Bohne and son, Norman, re-
turned last week Wednesday from
st. Charles, Mimi, where they
spent Thanksgiving Day with the
formers mother, Mrs. E. Bohne,
and his sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Barr
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold F1igg (nee
Alma Forsberg), who reside in Oak
Park, Chicago, arrived Sunday
morning by auto at the home of the
lady's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. N.
Forsberg. They were here until
midweek.
The Misses Ivy and Marie Hide
brand, accompanied by Miss lila
Hardin and Miss Gladys Thorn
bloom, spent Saturday and Sunday
in st. Paul. Miss Hardin made ar
engagements to attend school in
Minneapolis after the first of the
year.
Word was received Tuesday from
Mrs. Al Bohn at Rochester, Mimi,
stating that her sister, Mrs. Albert
Eckberg, submitted to an operation
for gall stones at st. Mary's Hos
pital Friday morning. The card
stated that the lady was getting
along as well as could be expected.
A letter from Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Stansfield received at the
Herald office this week reveals
that they arrived in Los Angeles
Cal, on Tuesday, December LIST
They enjoyed splendid motor trip
to the west, encountering fine
weather and very good roads on the
-, &c
Haefner Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Gray and
daughters, Beverly and June, mo-
tored to st. Paul Friday where
they transacted business and visited
with relatives. They were accom-
panied to Elk River by Betty Scott
where she remained with hel
grandmother, Mrs. E. E. Scott, I'M
til Saturday. She returned to this
city that day with Mr.. and Mrs
Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs, Earl Pangburn and
John v. Kane left Wednesday
morning for Minneapolis, where
Earl will enter the Veterans Hos
pital for treatment. He has been il
for several weeks and his many
friends sincerely hope that his re
covery will be speedy. John Kane
who acted as escort for Earl, is
service officer of the Veterans OF
Foreign Wars.
o. B. Winslow and daughter
Miss Ethel, left Wednesday by
train for the West They will re-
main in Los Angeles, California
until February list, when they will
go to Seattle Wash, for visit with
the gentleman's brother-in-law, J
ID. Smith. They expect to remain
there until March list, when they
will return to their home in this
city. Mr.. Winslow and daughter
plan to make the trip by easy
stages, stopping along the way in
various cities.
Will Bohne, of Nashua, Montana
a former resident of this city, who
has been visiting in this city since
a week ago Sunday. left Wednes-
day for st. Charles for a visit with
his mother Mrs. E. Bohne, and his
sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Barr. While
in this city he visited with his bro.
ther. Al Bohne, and other relatives
He left this community 30 years
ago, and 26 years ago moved tc
Montana. Nashua, his home, is To-
Gated near the Fort Peck dam, the
largest government project under
construction today. He stated that
10000 men were employed there
the past summer. At the time he
left Montana they had had nc
snow.
Gus Levorson, who resides about
four miles south of Padua, was ir
Sank Centre Saturday transactins
business in connection with the
Northfork Mutual Fire Insurance
Co. Mr.. Levorson was born II
Western Stearns County about 81
years ago and has seen many
changes during his residence II
the Brooten community. His father
homesteaded in that community
Mr.. Levorson told of his first triI
to Sank Centre as a boy, and tolt
Of his impressions as they drov,
over the hill south of Sank Cen
ire. To him 1t was a splendid view
as all the buildings on the fla
hove in sight. Sank Centre was tn,
only trading point in the commun
ity in those days.
Gift suggestion: Say It will
Flowers this year for Christmas
The Gift without Regret. We hav,