The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-01-09

j Misses Patricia and Rose Leon
ard returned to Duluth College
Monday after spending Christmas
and New Year holidays in this city
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wen
eel Menzhuber. Miss Bernice Boy
er, Of Minneapolis, returned to hel
home Monday after spending g
few days here as guest of the girls
Joe Leonard, brother Of Mrs. Menu
huber, and father Of Patricia and
Rose, spent last weekend in this
city at the Menzhuber home. Mr.
Leonard left for Minneapolis last
Sunday.
Little Jerry Naab, son Of Mar.
celia Naab, on Oak Street, is re.
covering from a painfully scalded
left arm, as result Of coming In
contact with steam.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. Taylor autoed
to st. Cloud Sunday where they
were visitors with Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Luedtke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Dubois and
daughter, Mary Ann, left Thurs.
day to spend a few days in St
Cloud at the home of Mrs. Dubois
mother, Mrs. John Gallagher.
Miss Betty Johnson returned to
Hamline University in st. Paul
Sunday afternoon after spending
two weeks in this city at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry e. Johnson.
DR.. G. F. Yager, of this city
spent Monday and Tuesday of this
week attending the forty-fourth
annual meeting Of the Minnesota
State Veterinary Medical Society at
st. Paul where national authorities
in the field of animal diseases pre-
scented latest information on dis
ease, parasite control, public
health matters and other problems
facing modern veterinary practi-
TONERS. About $50 veterinarians
were in attendance.
A majority of the dry goods and
hardware stores Of the city, along
with some in other lines, have de-
cided to close on Saturday evening
at 900 o'clock for the rest OF
January and the month Of Feb
ruary, it was announced by a com
mittee this week. It is expected
most stores will follow suit. But
grocery stores will remain open
longer to the usual hour.
AL Bernauer, former resident OF
this city, has been transferred
from the DeSmet, South Dakota
Penney store to the store in Wa.
dena, Mrs. H. w. Bishop Of this
city announced this week. Mrs
Bernauer is the daughter of Mrs
Bishop. Word Of the move came tc
Mrs. Bishop Sunday and she ex'
poets the family to move to Wa
dena the end Of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Borg
mann were New Years Day guests
in Aitkin at the home of theil
family.
Mrs. George Brown went to st
Cloud Tuesday to spend the day al
the home Of her daughter, Mrs
Gilbert Graham and family.
At least one Sank Centre youth
is already indicted into Fedora
service with the National Guard, II
was learned this week. Rober
(Buzz) Brown, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
George Brown, Of this city, wen
into Federal service at Mankatt
with the 215th Regiment of thu
101st Brigade. The unit will leav,
the 18th for March Field, Cali
lfornia.
Miss Ruby Rooster left Monda.
to spend a few days at the HON,
Of her parents in Swanville.
Wally Brisbane, Northern Pacifi,
operator, spent Sunday at the home
of his parents in Randall.
H. T. Nyberg, Of Minneapolis
spent last weekend in this city t.
join Mrs. Nyberg at the home o.
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F
Cooper. Mrs. Nyberg had spent
two weeks here during the holidays
and joining her mother on Mrs
Cooper's birthday anniversary or
January 1. Mr.. and Mrs. Nybers
returned to their home Sunday.
Mrs. w. E. DeLaurier, who was
taken i'll several weeks ago at the
home Of Mrs. L. M. Mossman, In
Glenwood, is reported showing
steady improvement, Mrs. DeLaur.
Ter said this week. She is able
to sit up for short periods each
day. 1t Is still indefinite when she
will be able to return home but II
will be several weeks yet at best
he said.
James Forsberg, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur N. Forsberg, returned
to Minneapolis Sunday to resume
classes In the Minneapolis School
| of Art.