The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-06-08
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civil war eyteran Dead

Civil war evteran Dead -,
simon Pfau, veteran of the ClVll
war and prominent citizen OF lhls
city, died at his home here Weones-
day evening about seven O'CLOCK do
a result Of heart trouble.
Mr.. Pfau was born in Germany
July 10, 1910, being near 81 years
of age at his death. He came WIN WIN
his parents to this country IN leoz
and settled in Wisconsin. He grew
to manhood there and December =
1858 he enlisted in. Company ~
35th Wisconsin Volunteer lnfantry.
He received his honorable discharge
at New Orleans May 80, 1863. HIS
parents moved to Stearns County IN
1865 and took a homestead IN oak
township near New Munlch anu upon
his return from the war Mr.. Pau also
took homestead in Oak township. he
met with success in farming and IN
1901 retired and moved with his VINE
to this city.
The deceased is survived by his wife
and one daughter, Mrs. Jos. S. Tim
mer Of this city, also the following
brothers and sisters; Jos. Pfau of New
Munich: Ferdinand Pfau of Freeport
and Mrs. Peter Schwinghammer OF
St. Cloud A sister, Mrs. John
Schwinghammer, died several years
ago at Albany.
Mr.. pau was an excellent citizen
and held in very high regard in this
community.
The funeral will be held Saturday
morning at $3.50 at the St. Boniface
church. The G. A. R. and the Legion
will take part in military funeral
Melrose Beacon.
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Double wedding
The St, Boniface church was the
scene of very pretty double wedding
Monday morning at nine o'clock when
Miss Mary Barhorst became the bride
If Hubert Hoeschen of F'reeport and
Miss Rose Barhorst became the bride
Of Albert Hoeschen. Rev. Frs. W1llen-
brink, Bussman and Maurus Of Free
port efficiated at solemn nuptia,
mass.
Miss Mary Barnhorst was gowned in
white satin and georgette dress with
wreath and veil. She carried beau
tiful bouquet of carnations and roses.
Miss Rose Barhorst was gowned in a
white satin and lace dress with wreath
and veil, and also carried bouquet OF
carnations and roses. The one couple
acted as attendants for the other. Mar
celia Hoeschen of Freeport and Alvina
Kemper were the flower girls and were
dressed in rose organdie and carried
baskets Of carnations and roses.
The brides are daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. JoeBarnhorst and the grooms are
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hoeschen
of Freeport. Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert
Hoeschen will reside on MS farm, ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hoeschen will re-
side on the old r. Zimmermann farm,
both near Freeport.
After the ceremony a large recep-
ton was held at the Joe Barhorst
farm home where the relatives and
many friends of the couples were en-
tertained throughout the day. A large
bow'ery dance was held in the evening.
The Beacon joins with many friends
in wishing the newly weds happy
and prosperous future. -Melrose Bea-
con.
Married at Eden Valley
A very pretty wedding was solemn
ICED at the Catholic Assumption church
at Eden Valley when Andrew Rade-
macher, son of Mr.. and Mrs Rada-
macher of West Union and Miss Helen
Fink, daughter of the late Joseph and
Mrs Fink of Eden Valley
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