The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-09-12
CORRESPONDENCE.
MEL ROSE.

MELROSE.
Everybody was treated to a surpris'
last week in receiving the invitations tt
attend the reception of Mr.. and Mrs. E
E. Clarke on Tuesday evening. Nobody
| in this vicinity outside of the immediate
family of Mr.. Clark had even dreamed
of such a elimination to his monthly
visits OF late to St. Paul. A week age
Monday he went to St. Paul as usual
and ON September 3rd was quietly mar
ried to Miss Edith B. Ulmer of St. Paul
and departed from that place to the east
via Chicago on their bridal tour, return
| ing to his home on Tuesday noon. The
bride is most estimable young lady
who it too we'll known at this place tc
need any special comment, having resid
ed here in early childhood, her ather be-
ing station agent here years ago. The
residence of Edwin Clark was the scene
of the reception, being lighted up in the
most approved manner from top to bot
tom and the front piazza was decorated
with Japanese lanterns which lighted ur
the main entrance in gorgeous colors
The guests commenced to arrive early
and continued to pour in until late, fill
ing the house to its utmost capacity
Congratulations followed and the gay
festivities of the evening were made more
than ordinarily hilarious by the serving
Of very sumptuous line of refreshments
which added very much to the pleasure
of the reception entertainment. The host
of friends of both bride and groom wish
them long and prosperous l;te, filled
with JOY and sunshine.
Miss Cook of Minneapolis. was pres
ent at the reception on Tuesday evening
and will remain for short visit with
the family of Edwin Clarke, her uncle.
Miss Mabel Clarke returned from he,
visit to Minneapolis last Tuesday,
Wheat is quoted at G. cents at this
place.
Why not secure the services OF third
| teacher in our school and thus put the
school on solid basis at once? The
money has been raised, and willingly too
and the teacher is needed, so W by not
make move in the right direction i1
time, while good teacher can be had
Dawes How spent last Sunday at Fer
gus Falls visiting with his brothers
family. He returned home on Monday
Mrs. Edwin Clark returned from Min
neapolis on Thursday, after two weeks
visit with friends i'll the metropolis.
Tommy Lamb went. to st. Paul or
Monday to enjoy the sights at the fair
He will go from there to Chicago for a
two weeks visit before returning home.
A horse doctor by the name of Bacon
from Henderson, spent several days in
town this week.
P. Graham went to st. Paul on Nor.
day and took in the state fair.
DR.. K. B. Foster will be in our midst
on or about September 18th. He will
be fresh from his vacation IN Ohio anC
ready to do all kind of work in the den
tai line Can be found at the office O.
DR.. Campbell,
Henry Broker of Collegeville, was ir
our midst on Monday with a dislocat.t
shoulder, which was reduced and he re
| turned home on the next train happy
| man.
Anton SCHNEIDER boasts of baby boy
at his place this week, and he feels as
proud as any pa could under the circum
stances.
E. w. Kimball of Brainerd, was il
town three days this week shaking hand:
| with his numerous old friends.
John BONNER finds no time for any
thing but the little boy who has come tt
| remain until he is 21 years of age.
E. S. Kimball of Champlin, is here thi:
week visiting his son-in-law, B. F. Bur
| rill.
Amos Whittemore and Emma Doty
both of this place, were married on Sept
3rd. The congratulations of their many
friends are cordially extended and they
wish them long and prosperous life.
A. A. Whitney, c. NJ. Parsons, Johr
Doherty, Dawes How and DR.. ]. e
Campbell witnessed game of ball be
| tween St. Cloud and Sank Centre at TIN
| latter place on Tuesday.
Why not make arrangements for tn
St. Cloud and Sank Centre ball clubs tt
play the odd game OF the series at thi
place. Let both clubs think the matter
over and let us know so ample arrange
ments can be made to entertain them.
There was more bawl and squall a
Sank Centre On Tuesday than l eve
heard before over game Of ball. A few
more games of that kind will cure all thu
base ball cranks in this part of the coun
try.