The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-03-01
MIR. AND MRS. ANTHONY MIL


der celebrated the fiftieth anniversary
of their wedding on Thursday, Febru-
AIRY twenty-second. Owing to the Sc
we're winter weather and the poor
health of Mr.. Miller there was no GER
emory. Most of the children, num-
Der of the grandchildren and the one
grandchild, lessthan a year old, were
present on the day. Four generations
were represented. There was big
family dinner at noon. In the evening
friends dropped in to offer congratula-
lions. Gifts appropriate to the day
were presented to the elderly couple.
Mr.. Miller was born in Boos, Ger
many, Nov. %, 1885. In 1856 he came
to America and settled in Kaukauha,
Wis, for seven years. Then he moved
to a farm four miles west of Sank
Centre. He was married to Katherine
Mary Ley, Feb. %, 1867. Miss Ley
was born in Green Bay, Wis.,, IN 1o4 4,
but her parents had moved to ST. Mar
tin, Mimi, where she met Mr.. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller lived on their
farm until six years ago when they
moved to Sank Centre. All but one
of their ten children are living. They
are Peter Joseph, Mary Annie, John
Matthias, Nettie Louise (deceased),
Katherine Eva, Anthony, John, Joseph
William, Henry Caspar, George Mike
and Annie Rosie. All are married and
have children. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Nartnaler are grandchildren and their
baby daughter is the only great grand
child, completing the four generation
cycle.
Mr.. Miller is now eighty-two years
old, while his wife is but seventy. Ex-
sept for the temporary illness of Mr..
Miller, both are in exceptional health
and will live to see many more great
grandchildren.
Those who were present at the an
adversary were Messrs and Mines. Ben
Deters and two daughters of West Un-
ion, Jacob Orth and two children of
Black Duck, Joseph Krutchen and two
daughters of Metre Grove, Peter Mil
her and eight children, John Miller and
seven children, Anthony Miller and
daughter, Joseph Miller and George
Miller and daughter of Black Duck.
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MISS AUDRE DuBEAU WAS THE
hostess to nine of her girls friends on
her birthday, Tuesday. Miss Audre
was ten years old. The guests arrived
at four o'clock and played games I'M
oil quarter to six, when their hostess
led them to the dining room where
supper was served. The tables were
decorated with flowers and the favors
were individual baskets. Those who
were invited were Misses Evelyn Kus-
ba, Eula Lee, Alma Forsberg, Ellen
0'Gara, Elizabeth Irish, Violet Du-
Beau, Janet Dahlem, Rita Borgmann
and Marie Pangburn.
MR.. AND MRS. J. A. SCHOEN-
iaoff were surprised by number OF
their friends on their fourteenth we'd
ding anniversary, Tuesday, February
twentieth. Progressive cinch was
played during the evening, after which
ERht refreshments were servd. The
guests were Rev. A. ART, Messrs and
Nesdames. Matt Nathe, J. B. Schoen-
hoff, L. M. Jacobs, M. Frank, John
Franta, Mrs. Rose Terwey; Misses
Theresa Sauer, Maggie Rausch; Mes
srs. Joseph ART, P. Robischon, S. 9.
Echwarzbauer, John Mondloch and
Henry Sauer.
REZNECHEK- SCHUBERT. Adolph
Reznechek and Miss Minnie Schubert
were quietly married at eight o'clock
last Wednesday night at the home OF
Vim no,1hraua of Hnhoken. Judge j.