The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-01-27
City News Items

Leonard Kosoloslxy. Of st. Clout
was guest Sunday at the home o
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Miller.
Lloyd Swami, Of Usage, lowe
was visitor Thursday and Frida
last week at the home Of Mr.. an
Mrs. M. ". Weeks. Mr.. Swami is
cousin Of Mrs. Weeks.
Kenneth Kenna, on q short va
cation, left Wednesday for Virgin
ia In Northern Minnesota to visi
two or three days. He Is with hi
brother, Vincent Kenna, formerl!
Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Unger, Jr., q
st. Cloud, were in this city Sunday
visiting at the home Of the gentle
mans father, Frank Unger. Return
ing with them for visit unit
Tuesday evening was Miss Regime
Unger.
Mrs. Emil Polipnick spent the
week end in Minneapolis visiting
her husband who is confined in the
Veterans hospital. Mr.. Polipnick
has been in the hospital for severa
weeks now taking medical treat
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Haywood and
daughters, of Belgrade, were visit
ors here Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
r. E. Bushey. Together they autoed
to Little Falls where they visited
the lady's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John G.. Anderson.
J. M. Sauer, of Detroit Lakes, ar
rived in this city Sunday afternoon
and accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
J.B. Mondloch, Mrs. Elizabeth
Nathe. of this city and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Sauer, of West Union
attended funeral services in Roscoe
Monday morning for a cousin, Mr.
Peter Ley. From there they motor
ed to Cold Springs and on Tuesday
morning attended funeral services
for Mrs Elizabeth Sauer.
Mid winter sojourner Miss Ivy
Hildebrand went back to the rou-
tine of school teaching this week
following a months trip in the
United States southwest. Miss Hill
debrand returned Sunday after Wis
iting in Albuquerque, New Mexico
with Miss Clarice Parkinson, for
merly of this city. During her stay
a trip into Old Mexico was part
Of the travel. On her return she
came by way Of Denver, Colorado
where she visited friends. Gone
about four weeks, Miss Hildebrand
resumed her teaching this week in
a school at Osakis.
In q letter from Oakland, Cal.
under date of January II, 1888
Miss Helen Schley writes that on
January 21st, she would leave for
Honolulu, Hawaii, for a three
months vacation on the Hawaiian
Islands. She had planned to go to
Hawaii ever since leaving this city
three years ago. She stated that she
received the Herald each week and
enjoyed reading it very much, and
ordered the Herald sent to her new
address in Honolulu.
Paul Forsberg, of Rochester, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Forsberg, Of
this city, is enjoying a trip through
the Southland. From Hot Springs,
Arkansas, he writes that he Is en-
joying the sunny South. He expects
to leave from Hot Springs next
Saturday for New Orleans, thence
east to Jacksonville, and then Palm
Beach. Florida, where they will re-
main for a few days. From Palm
Beach they will go to Miami. Flor
ida, where the party will remain
until March LIST.
Bob Vandesteeg, associated with
his father, G. H. Vandesteeg in
the Vandesteeg jewelry store dur
ing the past four years, will leave
Sunday to begin a course in the
study of optometry. He goes to
Chicago where his application for
enrolment at the Northern Him
OILS College of Optometry has been
accepted. Bob's work on the bust
ness street here has given him
practical experience as an optician,
has laid the ground work for his
choice, he said. The course he takes
requires three years, though en-
rollment after this next term
would necessitate four year
school pending new standards set
up. Bob was graduated from the
public school here in 1888, attended
extension division courses from the
University of Minnesota given here
during his first year out, and since
that time has been in business with
his father. The term he begins the
first week in February will expire
about June 10th, he said.