The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-09-09
Social Events

Os IA AOSACf1h AMI 4h4SS ANIL
dred Woods were united in marriage
at st. Cloud, Sept. 6, 1870; the en-
tire period of so years of welded
bliss have spent in Stearns County.
The Golden Wedding anniversary
was celebrated quietly on Monday OF
this week on the farm home north
west of Sank Centre. The home was
lastly decorated with yellow flowers
and splendid dinner was served at
IL o'clock. Several of the children
travelled clear across the continent to
be present on this happy OCCASION.
Mr.. Lockead was born at Callas,
Maine, and sailed the high seas tor
nine years before locating at st.
Cloud in 1868. Mrs. Lockead was
born in Michigan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lockead lived at St. Cloud for two
years following their marriage be-
fore moving on the farm three miles
northwest of this city. Eight child
rem were the result of this union,
seven of whom are still living. All
were present at the anniversary ex-
cept James Lockead of Fullerton, N.
D., and James Lockead OF Llth-
bridge, Can. Those present were:
Fred Lockead and wife OF, Buck
barnet, Texas, Clarence and wife OF
Tacoma, Wash. Frank and wife OF
Casselton, N. D., Mr.. and Mrs. Da-
vid Caughren, Sank Centre; Ray and
wife of Seattle, Wash.
Mrs. H. M. Eastbrook, of st. Pau,
the aged mother of the bride OF oo
'vears ago, came up from St. Paul 10
celebrate with her children. ). Z.
Wood, brother of Mrs. Lockead, came
from Tacoma, Wash, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Hillyer, the latter a sister OF
Mrs. Lockead, came up from VINO
ma. The following grandchildren en-
loved the OCCASION: Arthur Lockead,
Big Lake, Mimi, Miss Elsie Lockead'
nurse st. Barnabas' hospital, MINNIE
apolis; Grace, Blanche and Mabel
Lockead, who reside with their
grandparents near the city.
Wednesday Of this week Mr.. and
Mrs. Lockead were guests of honor
at a sumptuos dinner served at the
ID. B. Caughren home.
The visiting children and other
guests departed for their homes
Wednesday of this week.
TUESDAY MORNING AT NINE
osclocl, very pretty double wedding
was solemnized at St. Paups Cath
ol;c church, when Miss johanna Jen-
nisen became the wife OF Leo Lehrer
and Miss Mary Klonne the bride OF
Henry Broermann. FIR ART. united
, the young couples by celebrating
eaGgh Mass and the choir singing
J during the services.
Miss Jennisen, who is the daugn-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William jennie
sen. was gowned in a beautiful white
crepe de chene dress, trimmed ln
white lace, carrying bouquet OF
white roses. She was attended by
her sister, Miss Lena who wore a
dress of blue crepe-de-chene. Mr.
Zehrer, who is a son OF the late JOS
Zehrer was attended by the bride
brother, Henry.
Miss Klonne, who is half sister
Of Mr.. Zehrer's was attended py MISS
Josephine Jennisen and Joseph pro-
ermann was the groom's best man.
Mr.. Broermann is a brother OF MRS.
los. Getting of Sank Centre.
Miss Klonne was gowned like Miss
johanna Jenniesen and the brides
were gowned alike.
At twelve o'clock sumptuous
wedding dinner was served at the
SJennisen home to seventy-hye rela-
0tives and friends of both contracting
Esl rites. Also supper was served
}at six o'clock. In the evening a re-
ception was given for the happy