The Sauk Centre herald., 1937-02-04

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Mrs. H. E. Krick spent last
Thursday in st. Cloud visiting rela-
tives and transacting business mat
ters.
Miss Ruth Butler and Miss Fern
Mitchell, of Willard, were weekend
visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. l. M. Butler.
George E. Oldham, of Little Sauk,
spent the week end at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Harold e. Dick
ison, in Sauk Centre.
Bob Dowswel was a week end
visitor at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Dowswell. Bob
is a student at the Minneapolis Art
School.
". T. Conklin left Monday even
ing for st. Paul where he remained
over Tuesday transacating business.
Mr.. Conklin returned Wednesday
morning.
Mrs. F. ]. Tank and son, Irving,
were guests last week Thursday in
the home of their daughter and
sister, Mrs. Edwin Lambrecht, at
Grey Eagle.
Miss Jane Dowswell remained
for the week end in Alexandria
visiting with Mrs. A. c. Smith and
family, former residents of this
community.
A. F. Anderson, former Pleas
ant Hill resident, came up from the
Twin Cities Saturday for short
visit with friends and to attend the
funeral service of Jeppa Larson.
Word has been received in this
city of the birth of son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Ostrom, in Glenwood.
Mrs. Ostrom is the former Lucille
Whitman, who taught school in
Sauk Centre.
Mrs. F. ]. Tank and son, Ru-
dolph motored to st. Cloud last
Friday. Mr.. Tank returned home
with them that evening, having
spent the past five weeks in St.
Cloud as a juror.
Mrs. George Conkey, ST., left on
Sunday evening bound for Rose
burg, Oregon where they will visit
with her mother, Mrs. M. E. Webb,
and with her sisters. Mrs. Conkey
expects to be gone from six weeks
to two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lloyd and
daughter, Patricia Ann, and Jean
Grindy spent Sunday in st. Cloud,
where Miss Patricia danced in the
Vossberg Kiddie Revue at the Par
amount Theatre during the after
noon and evening performances.
Mrs. Allan Meigs and son, Jerry,
are this week in st. Paul visiting
with the lady's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. Miller She accompanied
her sister, Miss Dona Miller, to the
Capitol City Sunday after the lat
ter had spent the week end in Sauk
Centre.
Lawrence Dolson, working out of
Faribault, spent last week end in
this city with Mrs. Dolson. Passing
through Mortified Mr.. Dolson was
joined by Donald Otto and David
Caughren, who travelled with him to
Sauk Centre from the Carleton
campus. The latter visited their
parents.
Miss Jean Ulring arrived Mon,
day noon from Minneapolis and
will be for the next two weeks al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. L
! Kells. Miss Ulring's engagement tc
Edward Kells, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Kells, was announced by her par
ents in Minneapolis only recently
Edward is now employed in Califor
| mia.
Melvin Bjone, of Indianapolis
Indiana, arrived in Sauk Centre or
Friday evening to visit his father
S. c. Bjone. Mr.. Bjone is i'll ano
confined to his home, a fact his
many friends will regret to learn
Melvin Bjone, who lives in ths
flood area, says the conditions are
terrible He expects to remain fol
four or five days.
Mrs. w. P. Arndt was called
Wednesday to LeSuer by the illness
of her daughter, Prudence, who il
employed as stenographer in a lie,
Suer canning firm. Telephone calls
late Tuesday revealed the fact thai
she had scarlet fever and physic.
ians asked Mrs. Arndt to come. Il
was stated Wednesday the case was
not so serious as early stages dis
closed.
Mrs. Chris. Larson, who attended
the funeral services of her father
in-law, Jeppa Larson, in this city
Saturday afternoon, returned to hei
home in Minneapolis that evening
Mr.. Larson, her husband, remained
in this city until Monday night be
| fore he returned to his home. He
remained in the city to transact
business in connection with hi:
fathers estate.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Dickson and
sons, Everett and Harry, anC
daughter, Mrs. Bert Marlin, autoeo
to Baxter, Iowa, Thursday to at
tend the funeral of Alvin Dickson:
wife. Mrs. Dickson died in Chica
go Wednesday, January 81, ant
funeral services were held at Bax
ter, Iowa, on Saturday. The Dicki
sons returned to Sauk Centre Sun
day. Alvin Dickson is a son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Dickson.
Home, Sweet Home seems might,
sweet when you can't get there, ant
that's the situation that confront
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Unger, in Miami
Florida. Reports received by EN-
ployees Of Mr.. Ungers firm her,
stated that they were cut off fron
returning home by the flooded dis
tricts. To the west stands tn
threatening Mississippi, and to tn,
north the already dangerous wa
ters Of the Ohio. Only one avenu
Of escape remains open to them
the route around Washington, d. C.
and up the Atlantic seaboard. !
was not believed likely that the.
would return by that route since
is considerably out Of the way