The Sauk Centre herald., 1938-02-03
City News Items

City News Items
David LUX, Of st. Paul, spent tn
week end In this city at the hom
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ere,
Lux.
George Stetfes, Of Minneapolis
spent a few days this week here a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralpl
Stehfes.
Mrs. p. F. Mcnamara returned +,
this city Saturday after a two da.
stay in Minneapolis and st. Pau
where she visited relatives.
Mrs. Clara Smith, visiting in thi:
city from st. Paul, and Mrs. Iri!
Betz spent Thursday afternoon a:
guests of Mrs. C. D. Wilcox.
Harvey Veeder, Mrs. Ralph
Veeder, and Miss Lillian Veeder, Of
Westport, were visitors in Mime.
apolis Tuesday and Wednesday ot
this week.
Fred LUX, Jr., student in the pub
lie school, is at home this week
with a fractured collar bone. The
accident that broke the bone oc-
CURED during physical education
classes.
Norbert Frank returned to Red
wood Falls Sunday after a weeks
vacation in this city. Norbert, who
is employed there, spent the week
at the home of his mother, Mrs.
Anna Sieben.
Miss Edwina Miller returned to
her employment in st. Cloud this
week after two weeks at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Miller. Her vacation was begun re.
cuperating from tonsilectomy.
Emil Polipnick, well-known far.
mer in this community, returned to
him home Wednesday from Mime,
apolis. Mr. Polipnick, i'll for some
time now, returned from several
weeks treatment in the Veterans
Hospital.
Mrs. Harold Fligg, the former
Alma Forsberg, arrived in this city
Monday evening at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Fors-
berg. Mrs. Fligg, resident of Oak
Park, Chicago suburb, expects to
remain in Sauk Centre several
weeks.
Aid of a specialist was called in
for a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Steege last week end. The girl was
suffering from complications that
set in from an attack of the flu and
affected her ear. In a short time
she was up and around, and Is do
ing we'll now.
Another of the mid-winter vaca-
ton tours was begun this morning
Thursday, when Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Steiner left on a tour of the west
Enroute they expect to travel the
southern route through Arizona
and New Mexico by auto. In Calf
ornia they will be guests for week
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. S.
Halverson, summer residents here,
in Alta Dena, Los Angeles suburb.
From that point Mr.. and Mrs Stein
er will travel north along the coast
to San Francisco, the city of the
Golden Gate. Their return trip will
be made via Salt Lake City, Is their
plan. Mr.. and Mrs. Steiner expect to
return to this city in about three
weeks.
While most Of Sauk Centre was
quite unaware Of it, fire that was
described as might have been SER
ious" was reported to this office on
Tuesday morning. The blaze, which
broke out in the upper apartment
at 414k Maple Street, was traced in
origin to an overheated stove pipe
that led from the lower apartment
stove to the chimney above. Burst
ing into flame where the pipe was
too near the wall, the blaze threat
ened for a short time to get out of
control. and only the quick action
of occupants Of the apartment saw
ed the blaze from becoming more
serious than the interior damage
it did cause. Fire sirens did not
screech that morning because the
department was not called, 1t was
reported.
In mid-afternoon Sunday the
Rev. and Mrs. Royden J. Mott and
daughter left on the first lap of a
trip that will take the gentleman to
Washington, d. c., and attendance
at the College of Preachers. Rev
Mott, rector of the Church of the
Good Samaritan, is attending
preaching sessions at the Washing
ton Cathedral at which are gather
ed the younger clergymen of the
Episcopal Church of America.
Theme of the meeting is ''The
Town and Country Ministry" apt
ly suited to the field Rev. Mott ser
ves Each member Of the class will
preach personally prepared SER
mon, and constructive criticism
will be directed at the students ef-
forts. While Rev. Mott Is in Wash
ington Mrs. Mott will visit with her
parents in Ohio. They expect to be
gone nearly two weeks. AS prev.
iously announced, there will be nc
services in the Episcopal church
this week, however, classes for the
Church school will be conducted.
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