The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-07-09

turned on Wednesday to her home
in Minneapolis after spending
three weeks in this city at the
home of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. I. Dobbs.
Members of the Congregational
Church recently decided to make
extensive improvements on their
parsonage on Main Street. Work
will be commenced next week on
excavation for full basement, and
other repairs and improvements
will follow.
Word was received on last Fri
day by Mrs. r. e. Hansen Of the
death Of her aunt, Mrs. L. w.
Smith, in Kansas City, Missouri.
Mrs. Smith had visited In this city
frequently and was acquainted
with a number Of persons. Death
followed an illness Of about six
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Hutchinson.
Mrs. Craig Wilcox and children,
Nipp and Tuck, and Mono Madge.
all Of Minneapolis, spent from Fri
day night until Sunday night in a
cottage on the shores Of Sank Lake.
They enjoyed fishing and also
called at the homes Of G. d. Will
cox, Paul Wilcox and Harry
Knapp.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Weibler
and son and daughter, of Des
Moines, Iowa, were called to this
city by the serious illness Of the
lady's mother, Mrs. Henry Baldwin
Mrs. Baldwin has been i'll and con-
fined to her bed for the past week
Mr.. Weibler and children returned
to Des Moines, while Mrs. Weibler
remained to care for her mother
Kenneth Mickey returned Mon
day evening from Minneapolis
where he had spent the day loca'
ting a job. Kenenth, in the Navy
for four years, is now with the
Gamble stores and expects to be
called to work in about three
weeks. Where he will be employed
has not been decided, but It IL
thought it will be in either Wis
consin or Nebraska.
Guests Sunday, June 28th at the
Mrs. Margaret Rooney home, were
Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Alderman and
family and Mrs. r. Carney, o!
Eden Valley, Rev. Father Murphy
of Raymond, Peter Murphy, o!
Chicago, Miss Lucille eastman, Of
st. Paul, Miss Cell Mclaughlin, Of
Kamsack, Canada, Miss Heller
Lambert, of Fozhome, N. D., an6
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Rooney ant
family.
Dick Schoenhoff, Bob Schoen
hoff and John Cleary drove to thi:
city on Friday evening handicap
ped by continual stream of cars
They spent the weekend with rht
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Schoenhoff. Dick is of Roches
ter while the others were from
Minneapolis. Miss Esther Wager
former Home School instructor, &C
companied them to this city. Sh,
is attending summer school in Min
naapolis.
Vacationing during the no
weather is better than working 81
Miss Marie Millner Is enjoyin,
these next two weeks from dute
at the Ben Franklin store. Today
Thursday. she left for Bertha wher
she will remain several days wit
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Millner. Owe
the weekend she will go to Parl
Rapids for the Legion convention
Doubling back to the south tn
next week she intends to spend II
Minneapolis with Miss Front
Stadtherr.
After a breakfast of fresh pike
Mrs. r. v. Plant wrote Tuesda!
morning to this office telling o
their vacation in northern Mime
sofa. Mr.. and Mrs. r. v. Plan
and family and Miss Clara Schmei
sing are enjoying this week OF
Cass Lake, and expect to return
for work Saturday morning. The.
are spending their time fishin,
and trying to keep cool; for, sail
Mrs. Plant, it's hot up there toe
This outing is Mr.. Plants first va
cation in fourteen years.
Don Barron returned to this cit,
Monday evening from a long, no
train ride and a business surve.
Of the West. Don covered tn
states Of North Dakota, Montana
Idaho, Washington, Oregon, an,
California. In Oregon he was quit
interested in the city of Roseburg,
city of 5000, but he said there 1
something wrong with those west
ern cities. West Of the Rookie
lies the barron waste lands. Il
Portland he attended the Ros
Festival, a beautiful sight, and Il
Birmingham, on PUGET Sound, h
toured the ship yards where 400
men are employed building govern
ment ships. It's a small world
says Don, for in Seattle he acci
dentally met Helen Brown, and Il
Portland he saw Fay Domke an,
Charles Gray. His trip home Of
Monday across the North Dakot
plains was hot and long. In som
Of those towns the mercury stoo'
at 1T degrees. He found no suit
able location, and now his brother
Roger, Is viewing the situation
It was not their intention to aban
don their Sank Centre store bu
continue both II one could b
found out West.