The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-02-20

Miss Mary Asker and Miss Ings
Flack, both Of Little Falls, were
guests on Wednesday afternoon al
the home of Mrs. J. J. Smith.
Walter Schreiver, of Avon. and
a former Sank Centre resident, at.
tended the funeral service for Ir
wing Perrizo from st. PauPs Cath.
Ollie Church on last Friday morn.
ing.
Fred Unger left Sunday evening
by train for Chicago, Illinois, where
he is attending business transac-
lions. It Is expected that he will
return sometime toward the latter
part of the week.
George Halstead left on Sunday
afternoon to resume his schoolwork
at Hamline University in st. Paul
He has been spending the past
week with his parents, who reside
near Brooten, and with friends in
this city.
DR.. j. F. Dubois returned yester.
day at noon, Wednesday, from Chi
cago, Illinois, where he has been
since last Saturday. He attended
the annual Congress on medical
education. medical licensure and
hospitals.
Members Of the City Council are
to be commended upon the excel.
lent work done in cleaning the
streets. The large drifts made
parking almost impossible and on
Third Street made driving danger.
Gus through the narrow lane.
b. F. Ives, who was i'll and con-
fined to his home four days the lat.
ter part of last week, was able to
return to his duties at his plumb
ing establishment Monday morning
Mr.. Ives was quite i'll with the flu
and although weak, is getting along
nicely.
Harold Scanlon left Monday
morning for a several days bus
mess trip to Minneapolis. Harold
has been spending the time in this
city since late in the fall at which
time the mine in which he worked
in Northern Minnesota closed down
for the winter.
Matt s. Maehren, who has spen,
the past month in Minneapolis Wis
iting with his brothers, spent from
Wednesday until Sunday in this
city in the home of Mr.. and Mrs
John Krebsbach. Mr.. Maehren, a
brother of Mrs. Krebsbach, was
enroute to his home in Park Rap
ids.
Sim Birch, who at one time head
quartered in Sank Centre while
employed as salesman for the
Deere e. Weber Implement Co..
was killed in a head-on automobile
collision last week Wednesday
night. The accident occurred near
Crystal Lake. Mr.. Birch, who lived
at Mankato, was well-known in
this community.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Lee received
word Wednesday morning from
their daughter, Maybelle Lee Full.
Ter, Of Stockton, Cal, stating that
her husband, Harry Fuller, had
passed away Tuesday night. Death
was caused from a heart attack
Other information as to final ar
rangements were not contained In
the sad message.
Dick Schoenhoff is confined to
his bed with a case of pneumoia
this week. Last Saturday afternoon
he went home complaining of not
feeling well. Sunday evening
pneumonia was detected and work
of breaking it up was begun i'm
mediately. The case is not serious
according to reports, and Dick will
probably be up and around soon.
M. A. Nye, formerly resident OF
Sank Centre, but now living in AL.
bion, Indiana, in a letter, dated
February 18th, to the Herald, states
that snow blocked roads in In.
diana have been a common occur.
renee during the past three or four
weeks and that % below zero is
something to think about there
Mr.. Nye is engaged in cooperative
extension work.
Several cases of scarlet fever
are still within the limits of Sauh
Centre. U. J. Coons was taken il
a week ago Sunday and was re
ported Wednesday evening as do
ing quite well. Mr.. Coons just go
over a trying seige this summer
and his friends are hoping he will
recover very soon. Kenneth Eos
berg, who lives with his mother IL
the Nelson apartments, is also I'm
der quarantine with the fever. Ken
meth has been i'll for about week
Kenneth Mortenson, of st. Paul
drove to this city last weekend fol-
a short stay with friends. Kenny
had tough going on the way ur
with a broken fan belt. Halted
along the highway for sometime
he suffered minor freezing Of the
feet and hands. Sunday afternoon
he returned to the Sanity City &C
companied by Miss Helen Brown
who joined a cousin in Minneapolis
and on Tuesday the two ladies lef,
for Spokane, Washington. Miss
Brown will make her home for ar
indefinite period with her aunt
Mrs. Tom Hughes, on the Yves,
coast.
This might make Minnesotan.
dream just little about the gooG
old summertime. A letter received
this week by Miss Lulu Kriese
from Miss Anna Pflipsen, sojourn
ing In Miami, Florida, tells inter.
esting sidelights. Making the en-.
tire trip by motor bus Miss Philip
sen reports roads fair in the heavy
snow area Of the north. Moving
into Kentucky going took on an in.
creasingly dangerous aspect with
heavy rains over snow. In Georgis
the rains turning into ice ant