The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-05-10

An attempted jail-delivery at. the
Stearns county Jail, was discoveredjust in
time by the deputy-sheriff. The prisoners
had done some very effective work in dig
cling at the wall, and few hours more
would have opened hole big enough for
their purpose.
Geo. B. Worden is making very extern
sive improvements on the Interfere of the
Windsor house. Hehas greatly improved
the appearance of the front by placing
railing around the porch and paint
ing the same. He intends to paint the
entire structure in few days.
]. H. Hubbard was in town during the
past week. He has returned from an
extended trip throughout the great east
ern cities,.in the interest of the Hubbard
Chair Company. He says he is satisfied
with results, the companyis satisfied and
the factory is running under pressure in
consequence.
1t often happens that waits are left on
door steps but this one was hanging on
the door knob in superannuated peach
basket daintily upholstered with paper.
It's cries attracted the occupants of the
house, who after carrying it inside and
removing the covering, were greeted with
squat from the smallest and blacklist
kitten on record. The gentleman of the
house Immediately christened it Charcoal
and adopted it into the family. The door
knob that it was hung on is not more
than thousand miles from the residence
of Stuart Taylor. - 81
A brilliant WEDDNG.-As the HERALD
went to press last week one of the most
notable social events in Sank Centre was
in progress, the marriage of Miss Jose
phine, eldest daughter of Hon. Joseph
Capser, and Window Reylick of Grafton.
The impressive ceremony of the Catholic
church was read by Father Bower, as
sisted by two priests. A few forcible and
pointed remarks were made by the
reverend priest which outlined the
policy of the church in its vital question
of the sacredness of marriage.
The bride wore an elegant costume of
cream faile trimmed with pearl passa-
menterie, and was attended by the Misses
Veronica Capser, Mary Ley, and Mary
Miller, the ushers being John E. Borsch,
Will Tubbs, and Henry Capser. The
church was crowded with friends, and
after the ceremony there was an elabor-
ate breakfast and reception at the house
of the brides father, to which only the
more intimate friends and the relatives
were invited. The brides presents were
very numerous, costly, and handsome,
and included the following
Silver water pitcher and goblet, Mr., and
Mrs G. M. Sprague; tea set and silver cake
basket, Senator and Mrs. Keller; silver
knives. forks and spoons, Casper Capser, St.
Joe; walnut stand, Mr.. and Mrs, ]. Killeen;
silver pie knife and silver butter knife, Mrs
R. C. Hall and daughter; gold bound book
Lost, Nj. Pauly; silver tea set, ]. H. Law, Pet
Brawley, Chas. Bronson, Nj. Cartner; an
tique purse, DR.. and Mrs. Lewis; pearl card
case, Miss Julia Tubbs; silver castor, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Herberger; doz ,Mikado nap
kins, Misses A, Nicholaus and Katie KuZ-
by =; basket natural flowers, Geo. Benz, st
Paul upright piano, father and mother;
a solid gold watch, from the brides parents;
a parlor set, from the COON; coach horse and
outfit, from the groom's parents; silver cake
basket, from AL Mailer, Grafton; antique
vase, Carrie Harrington, Sank Centre; silver
teapot. George Mitsch, st. Paul; gold-headed
umbrella, Walter Johns, St. Paul; gold sugar
spoon, Edison & Warner, Duluth; antique wa
ter set, jacob Bros, Sank Centre; table set,
Julia Blermer, st. Joseph; silver butter dish,
A. Miller, Sank Centre; plush chair comfort
ables, brides sister; gold bound bible, Henry
Capser, Sank Centre; carving set by How
Bros. & Co., Sank Centre, and G. Holstrom,
st. Paul; painting of Christ, Will Tubbs,
Helena; hanging lamp, j. Borsch, Grafton;
silver knives and forks and silver carving
set, George r. Finch, st. Paul; Turkish
lamp, McKibben l. Co., st, Paul; silver fruit
knives, w. w. Paul, Chicago; mantel clock
by Sig Mannheimer. Chicago, Yanz, Griggs
& Howes, st. Paul and f. G. Olson, Chicago;
silver table dish, @. Gotzian Co., st. Paul;
beautiful house plants, Mr.. and Mrs. E. b,
Carney; berry dishes, A. J. Smith, Sank
Centre; the Misses jerks, Wisconsin, and A,
Schmidt, CRATIC n decorated fan and BAN
ner, the Misses Bruce, Sank Centrei; silver
tea set, Lanpher, Finch d Skinner, and M.
Blake, st. Paul; water pitcher, Allen, Moon
Co., st. Paul; cake basket, Hilbert CAM,
st. Cloud, and card receiver, Mrs. Macdon-
aid, Grafton, Oak.
Accompanied by the congratulations
of numerous friends and we'll wishes for
future happiness, the bride and groom
left on Wednesday evening for their fut-
ure home at Grafton. Mrs. capser and
the youngest son, Joseph IT., will make
them a visit for a season.
SOMETHING NEw.-A class in Dancing
Department and Calisthenics will be
organized by Miss H. Marie Jenkins of.
Minneapolis, at the opera house on this,
Thursday and tomorrow t Friday)
evenings. The course will consist of
twelve lessons, two or three to be given
each week. Miss Jenkins is an expert
enced and thorough instructress, having
taught in the leading educational insti-
tutions in the state, and during the fall
and winter seasons has dancing and
department academies both in St. Paul