The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-01-13
City News Items

lily news Items
DR.. Harold L. Lamb, Of Littl
Falls, was business visitor in thi
city Tuesday morning.
George Fish was a business call
er in Minneapolis Monday, return
ing that evening to this city.
Miss Mary How returned to he
home in st. Paul Friday after 1
weeks stay here with friends.
Joe Jackson made business tril
to Minneapolis last Thursday. HI
returned to this city that evening
Mrs. c. Ba'bler, Jr., of Minneapo
lis, was a guest Thursday and Fri
day of Miss Oneida Fois at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. August Fois
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schwartz and
children, Mrs. Elizabeth Nathe
Mrs. Walt Jung visited Sunday af'
ternoon with Mrs. Susan Nathe in
Greenwald.
Mrs. Orrin Anderson and son, Or
rim. Jr., left last week Wednesday
for Alexandria where they are
spending several weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Bro
ply.
Guests here were Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul A. Blair, of Hayes, Montana,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
my Blair on Sunday and Monday.
The Montanan is an uncle of the To-
cal Mr.. Blair.
S. G.. Schwarzbauer returned on
Monday evening from week end
stay in the Twin Cities. In st. Paul
over Sunday he visited with his
brother, Gregor Schwarzbauer, and
on Monday transacted business in
Minneapolis.
Mrs. Jos. B. Norman and daugh-
ter, Celestine, returned Saturday
from st. Paul, where they spent a
week at the home of her aunt, Mrs.
Catherine Legel. Mr.. Norman re-
turned to this city with them for
several days.
Holiday visitor Mrs. Mae Fiesler
returned to her home here Friday
after nearly a two weeks stay in
Minneapolis. Over the Christmas
and New Years holidays she visit
ed with her daughters, and with her
sister, Mrs. r. N. Hoople.
Ray Remster, local creamery en-
ployee. returned Sunday night from
Minneapolis where he had submit
ted to a minor operation. Mr.. Rem
ster had gone to Minneapolis on
Thursday. He expects to be back at
work in couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon E. Clark
and children, Joan and Jerry, of
Morris, were visitors Sunday at the
home of the gentlemans parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clark. In the
afternoon the families autoed to
Grey Eagle to visit relatives.
A. N. Cordell motored to Mime
apolis and st. Paul last Thursday
for a business trip. He was accom-
panied by his daughter, Carol, and
Phyllis Pangburn, who visited with
relatives and friends until Sunday
evening, when they returned with
Miss Dorothy Wilson.
Former business associates Sim
Wiener, of this city, and Orrin Hall
of Thief River Falls, left Sunday
for Minneapolis where they are at
tending a state meeting for deal
ers. Mr.. Hall, former resident here
and son of Mrs. James Hall, stop
ped here shortly enroute to the
City.
Scarlet fever claimed another
case this week when Miss Jane
Brecken, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Ed Brecken, was placed in quaran-
tine. Hers is one of several scatter
ed cases cropped out in period OF
a few months. Several cases have
been reported in town, and some
wildly separated in the rural Sec
ton.
Sudden death of her mother, Mrs
J. p. Murphy, called Miss Olive
Murphy back to her home in Grand
Rapids Saturday. Miss Murphy, 10,
cal school instructor, had just ar
rived following a holiday vacation
when a phone call announcing her
mothers death recalled her home
Mrs. Murphy was in apparent good
health when Miss Murphy left for
Sank Centre. Funeral services were
held Tuesday in Grand Rapids.
Sister of the local clergyman, the
Rev. ]. F. Schumacher, Mrs. Henry
Clasen, A, of Hutchinson, passed
away Monday morning. Word Cd
the death reacher Rev. and Mrs
Schumacher here by telephone that
day. Tuesday afternoon they left
for Hutchinson. Funeral services
from Hutchinson were held Wed
nesday afternoon and then from
the home church in New Germany
Mrs. Clasen, who attended the sill
yer jubilee of Rev. Schumacher
here this fall, is survived by hel
husband and a family Of nine chill
dren.
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Thuradav Ianuarv 70 1904