The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-03-10
City News Items

Vlty NEWS xteu1t
Born to Mr. and Mrs. AL Liebel,
at Melrose Hospital, Saturday
night, twins. Both of these young
ladies', who arrived to make their
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Liebel, are
hale and hearty, and the mother is
also getting along nicely.
Harold Keldahl. Guy Scott and
son, Warren, Vern Soltau and son,
Leroy, Junior Vandesteeg and
Louis Butler on fox hunt Sunday,
bagged their quarry, and as a re-
suit have added their second victim
on string for pelts. The fox, OF the
red variety, was larger than the one
they got Sunday before last.
Clarence Arneson, who has been
employed in Cincinnati, Ohio, for
several years, has moved with his
wife to Minneapolis, where he has
employment in a food products
company, making such items as po-
tato chips. noodles, etc. He COM
menced his new duties Monday
morning. He and his wife spent
SUNDAY in Sank Centre visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Arne-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schieffer
and family left Friday morning for
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where he
expects to be employed. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Bert Martin and children NOV
ed Saturday into the house vacated
by Mr.. and Mrs. Scheiffer.
Mrs. F. S. Fuller, of Grey Eagle,
suffered a stroke, termed serious"
Monday morning. The item was re-
ported by the lady's sister, Mrs.
George E. Clark, of this city. Mrs.
Clark stated that there was nc in
dication what the outcome might
be.
Last Thursday morning Mr.. and
Mrs. F. J. Borgmann, Mrs. Ralph
Steffes and Evert Bergman autoed
to st. Cloud on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Demro, CT st.
Cloud, were Sunday guests at the
Harry Knapp home on Birch st.
Mrs. Ella Christie spent Sunday
afternoon at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Neal in Pleasant Valley
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Uker and
Mrs. Albert Uker, Of Park Rapids,
spent from Friday until Monday at
the home of the latter's brother, u
c. Hardin, en- Birch st.
ALFRED Bromenschenkel returned
to st. Johns University the forepart
of the week, followed a several
DAYS visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Bromenschenkel.
Mrs. M. Meigs left on train No.
20 Saturday morning for Fergus
Falls to attend the funeral OF her
brother, Tom Thompson, which was
held that afternoon. The last sad
rites were conducted at the Under
wood Lutheran Church at two
o'clock Saturday afternoon. Mr..
Thompson, who was born and rails
ed in Ottertail county, was sixty
years old when he passed away.
Mrs. M. Meigs had the misfortune
of falling on the sidewalk near the
Fairgrounds last week Thursday
and received painful injuries to her
right foot. Mrs. Meigs is able to
walk with difficulty, owing to the
severe pain.
Four men associated with the
building trades in this city spent
Monday in st. Cloud where they at
tended an instruction session spon-
scred by the Portland cement COM
pany. The four were Lloyd Blyck-
err, J. ]. Costello, Earl Pangburn'
and Russell Staver.
Mrs. d. J. Schnur, Of Chicago, ar
rived Friday night and will make
a short visit at the home OF her
mother, Mrs. J. A. Caughren.
ID. B. Caughren and G. Hillerud
will attend Saturday a Federal Re,
serve bank conference scheduled
for Minneapolis and the Nicollet
hotel. The gentlemen will attend
among a group Of Federal Reserve
members in the 9th Federal Re-
serve District.
Mrs. f. w. Sprague, Mrs. r. W.
Bassett. and Mrs. Harry Hamilton
Jr., left today, Thursday, for Min,
neapolis where they are to attend
Helen Hayes portrayal from the
stage of Victoria the Great
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Cordell left
for Minneapolis Wednesday morn
ing to attend the annual sessions CT
the Land O. lakes this week Caro-
Cordell and Phyllis Pangburn &C
companied them, and are scheduled
to appear on the program before
the statewide meeting.
Mrs. Oscar Sukke, who has beer
confined in F,airview hospital In
Minneapolis for some time, return
ed to her home Saturday. In q
short time she expects to return to
the hospital for further treatment