The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-09-16

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is a guest at the home Of Mrs. A
Erwin and daughters, the Misses
Hattie and Annabel. Miss Green
arrived last week Tuesday.
Enjoying a stay in Ohio, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Fish, of this city are
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
McCracken in Fort Clinton. They
left here last week Tuesday. While
Mr.. Fish is expected to return next
week Mrs. Fish will remain for a
long stay at the home Of her
| brother.
Andrew Nelson and Ed Steege
left this city Wednesday afternoon
bound for Willmar. There the two
gentlemen attended the Kandiyohi
edition of the County Fair for the
afternoon.
Mrs. B. Willis How, Of Duluth,
arrived in this city Sunday to en-
Joy a two weeks visit with her
sister, Mary How, at Spring Park,
Sank Lake.
]. c. Swift, of Ashley Township,
brought a large tomato to the
Herald Office Wednesday afternoon.
This tomato, of the Oxhide variety,
weighed tx pounds. It is 5&
inches in length, Az inches wide
and inches high. Mr.. Swift has
other large tomatoes, but they are
not as perfectly formed as the
specimen he brought to the Herald.
Jerry Daniels and Ed L. Rattle
attended the State Fair Friday.
Thrill Day, and witnessed one of
the greatest performances ever
gathered at any state fair in the
country. This was also editors day
at the fair, when the editors of the
state were the guests of the Mimi
eapolis Tribune and the State Fair
Association at dinner and at the
grandstand show.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Frederickson
and daughter left this Thursday
morning for a motor trip of two
They will visit with relatives in the
"Hawkeye" and "Show Me" states.
Mrs. Sims, of the Home School,
and Mrs. Regina Book returned 20
this city Wednesday evening fol-
lowing a visit in Redwood Falls
with relatives of Mrs. Sims.
Miss lila Hardin, who is employed
at the Blue Valley creamery. left
for a two weeks vacation Wednes-
day, of last week. After spending
a short time in the Twin Cities,
she proceeded to Omaha, Nebraska
to visit at the home of her uncle,
c. M. Hardin.
Miss Grace Menke returned Fri
day from a three weeks stay in
Minneapolis and St. Paul with rela-
tives Guests at her home for the
weekend were Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Boldt, who were returning to
Minneapolis after a weeks vaca-
ton at Mahnomen and Ponsford.
Mrs. P. V. Michels and son,
Peter, returned Friday after a
weeks visit in Hibbing with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Anna Peglow, Joe Miller,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller
autoed to Willmar Sunday and the
surrounding territory on a pleasure
tour.
Mrs. Catherine Schwartz, visit
ing during the past two weeks, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mondloch here, left Saturday for
her home in Manitowac, Wisconsin.
She was accompanied by her grand
daughter, Eileen Johnson. The
two, preceding their visit here, had
visited in Malta, Montana. Enroute
to Wisconsin they visited in st.
Paul with Mrs. E. Cordell.
Mrs. John Barnard, visiting here
from Chula. Virginia, left this
week for Pelican Rapids and Nevis.
There she will visit two brothers,
Herbert and Irwin Wagner. After
the visit she will return to the
home of her sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Parker.
mother, Mrs. Peter Robischon,
autoed to Breezy Point Sunday
where they spent the day.
Zig Kay, driver Of the auto in
the accident that found Ella Burt
dead, arrived yesterday, Wednesday
in this city and is at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Rose. Mr.. Kay
had been in the st. Cloud hospital
recovering from injuries sustained
in the accident. Suffering with a
broken leg, he is of course unable
to walk yet.
John Norman, a resident of this
city for several years, left Wednes-
day for st. Cloud, where he will