The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-08-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Gibson
and two children, Sharon Rose ane
Dell Taylor, and Mrs. Lynn Tuttle
Mrs. Gibson's mother. of Hender
son, Texas, were visitors at the
home of Atty. and Mrs. v. T. Con
I kiln from Saturday to Monday
They left from here enroute tc
Bayview. Michigan where they will
visit before their return to Their
home.
Miss Hattie Hedin and Miss Hell
en- Hedin returned late last week
after spending a vacation trip ir
Canada. They visited a brother Of
the former, Paul Hedin and fam.
lily.
Miss Marie Millner spent Sunday
in Waite Park visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Brugh.
Miss Victoria Meyers, post of.
flee clerk, left Friday morning fol
Fargo. North Dakota where she
boarded a plane to fly westward tc
Seattle, Washington. Miss Meyers
will spend a two weeks vacation
with relatives in the west.
Miss Eileen Schwarzbauer, niece
of s. C. Schwarzbauer, returned to
her home in McGrath Friday after
spending two weeks in this city at
the Schwarzbauer home.
Miss Helen Brown left Saturday
for Fargo, North Dakota where she
is the guest of friends.
Miss Ella Mae Converse and Ed
ward Jensen. Brainerd. were visit
ors Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Aldous and family.
Miss Converse is a niece of Mrs.
Aldous.
Atty. and Mrs. L. L. Kells left by
train Tuesday at noon for a west
ern trip. Mr.. Kells expects to be
absent from his office here for alb
out three week; Mrs. Kells will re-
main longer. In San Francisco they
will visit their daughter, Mrs. By
ron Hubbard and husband for a
week. Their son, Ed Kells and
family, reside in Alhambra where
they will visit; and in Los Angeles
they expect to see a sister of Mr..
Kells, Miss Blanche Kells.
Miss Hazel Kringen and Donald
Kringen motored to Brainerd Sun
day where they visited at the home
of their sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Mer-
rill A. Forsberg.
Harold Swanson, Harold Rasmus-
sen, Bill Cook and Russell Larson
left Wednesday of last week for
Ely from where they went on a
100 mile canoe trip. This trip will
take them into the north woods to
the Canadian border.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holmes, of
Minneapolis, motored to this city
Sunday afternoon and are visiting
with the gentleman's brother, Sig
urd Holme, at his home on Sank
Lake. They caught a beautiful
string of fish at Fairy Lake dur
ing their sojourn in this commun-
ity.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Huntley, of
Duluth, who attended the funeral
service held for the remains of Bert
Frederick, at Westport Monday at
ternoon, spent a short time in Sank
Centre visiting with friends. They
returned to Duluth Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Deziel left
on Sunday for Chicago. Illinois, for
a ten-day vacation. Enroute they
visited relatives in Minneapolis and
in Chicago they will visit with
friends.
Mrs. Erwin Brink and children,
Joan and Jerry, Of Frazee, are Wis
iting this week at the home Of Mrs.
Drinks parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Bellinger.
w. S. Peshek and daughter, of
Gorham, N. D., arrived last week
Tuesday and remained for a week
as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Peshek and family. The gentle
men are brothers.
Frank Brown returned Tuesday
from the Veterans hospital in St
Cloud where he submitted to an op-
Grafton. He says he is entirely well
and will resume his duties at once
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pope re-
turned from Obern, N. D.. Sunday
night after three-weeks' visit with
relatives. They visited with Mrs
Poppe's mother, Mrs. Gustafson,
and her two brothers. They made
the trip both ways during the day
and Mr.. Pope observed that crops
were streaked. Some places along
the route showed excellent crop
yields. while others had very little
or nothing. In the community in
which they visited there were re-
ports of wheat which ran 81 bushels
to the acre, but most Of 1t was
around IS. In the vicinity Of Fort
Totten, about twenty miles from
Obern. a farmer, Alvin Tomlinson,
ran his mower over an unexploded
six inch shell. He was travelling in
the right direction when he bump
ed over it, and it did not explode.
When unloaded it was found the
shell contained 16 pounds of TINT.
The possibilities are that team,
mower and driver would have been
blown to bits had the shell been
struck sharp blow in the right
place. That territory was used for
an artillery range for the National
Guard last year.
Through an oversight two names
of those in attendance at the fun
eral service for Mrs. Pete Essler,
Kenmare, N. D., were omitted. Be
sides those mentioned, Mr.. Traeger
Mrs. Essler's father. of Clarissa,
and Jake Essler, of this city, were
in attendance.