The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1918-01-24
S O c. E T Y

A MARRIAGE LICENSE WAS IS
sued on Thursday, Jan. II to Miss
Frances Dickhaus and Frank Jaeger,
both of Sank Centre. The young peo-
pie were married the following day.
THE SAN SOUCI CLUB ENJOY
ed another of their Hoover dinners
Tuesday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. H. S. Halverson. The guests
of honor were Mrs. Elan Dodge, sister
of Mrs. Thos. Sullivan and M. w. Lee
of Duluth.
AN INFORMAL RECEPTION IN
honor of Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Good
ger will be given by the members of
the Church of the Good Samaritan at
the home of Mrs. H. Hansen on Main
street, Friday evening, January 25, at
eight o'clock. All those interested in
the church are cordially invited to
attend.
A QUIET WEDDING TOOK PLACE
at the office of the Municipal Judge
Tuesday afternoon when E. A. Bray
ton of Hubbard county and Mrs.
Verona Jackson of this city were
Joined in marriage. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brayton are soon to move onto Mr..
Brayton's Hubbard county farm.
Frank Bunker of the post office
force spent Sunday with friends at
Stiles.
CARD ANNOUNCING THE MAR
rage of Charles Truman Boss OF
Dunkirk, Montana, to Miss Florence
Belle Speer of Spokane, Washington
on Friday, January Is, have been re-
ceived in Sank Centre. Mr.. and
Mrs. Boss will be at home in Dunkirk
January %. Although tn ebride is un-
known in Sank Centre, Mr.. Boss lived
here for number of years and will be
we'll remembered. He is the son of
Mrs. Charles Boss, who now lives with
him on his homestead in Dunkirk.
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ON FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY
eighteenth Leila Wells and Virgie
Ives gave a party for some of their
school friends. Those present were:
Lilly Hansen, Doris Gingery, Ariel
Whipple, Eva Johnson, Margaret Ben
son, Hazel Benson, Rose Gritzmaker,
Theodore Sohle, Merle Dodge, Albert
Hansen, Willis Benson, Donald Bon
ner, Sentry Hillerud, Earl Rein. The
first part of the evening was spent
coasting on Hoboken hill. Afterwards
they went to the Wells home and had
lunch and played games.
MONDAY, JANUARY Fl, BEING
the forty-third anniversary of the
mayor of Sank Centre, supper was
served in his honor to fourteen guests
at the Palmer house that evening.
The guests constituted the travelling
men and those who are frequently in
the hotel. Supper was served about
seven o'clock. The table was ap-
propriately decorated, chief among
which was an immense birthday cake
lighted with 43 candles. Mr.. DuBeau
was remembered by his guests with a
handsome smoking cabinet and by the
hotel staff with beautiful vase, botl
of which were greatly appreciated.
MISS VICTORIA MEYERS OF
this city was very pleasantly surprised
on Sunday evening when large num-
Der of her friends called unexpectedly.
The time was spent with cards and in
playing games. Light refreshments
were served at midnight. Those pres
emit were: Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Swartz-
bauer, Mrs. Frank House, Mrs. Matt
Meyers, Misses Lucy Young, Mary
Kleinschmidt, Victoria Schwartz, Anna
O'Connor, Bertha McDerment, Mary
SINNERS, Rose Thielman, Lena Thiel-
en-, Rose Sunderman, Nettie Simmer,
Regime Meyers, Mary Schwarzbauer,
Marie Schwarzbauer, Mary MeDer-
mot; Messrs. Otto Harren, John Van
Bocken, Frank Young, Chris Schwarz-
bauer, VIM. Simmer, James Mcdonald,
Joe Dirnberger, Gregor Schlichte, Joe
Thielen.
MRS. C. W. ROTERT WAS HOST
ess on Tuesday afternoon to the regu-
lar meeting of the Royal Neighbors at
which the officers for the coming year
were installed. Following are the new
officers, who were installed by Mrs.
George Rice:
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