The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-03-01

by Mr.. Hugh Cannon, after which
string at each end of the rainbow was
jerked, and behold! there was one dol
lar in gold for each year of their mar
ried life. Another gift was beau
tiful set of gold salt and pepper shak-
ers.
After dinner talks were made and
enjoyed by all present. The evening
was spent in singing, playing games
and "reminiscences of childhood.
Those present at the dinner were
Mrs. Sneesby, Mr.. and Mrs. W. r.
Hunter and son Buryl, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. D. Hunter, Mr.. Gordon Hunter,
Russell Hunter, Donald Hunter, Thel
ma Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B, Can
non, Mr.. Stanton Cannon, Master
Jack Cannon, Mr.. Charles Cannon, Mr.
and Mrs. w. S. Cooking, Mr.. BoyS
Cooking, Master Glenn Cooking, Mrs.
Mary Wheeler, Mr.. w. A. Hunter, Mr..
and Mrs. William Parks and the hon
or guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter were married
at Sank Centre, Mimi, on February
Ia, 1872. Mrs. Hunter before her
marriage was Miss Rachel Cannon.
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JOHN ELLERING SON OF BEN
ElIering of Metre Grove and Miss
Amanda Schulz daughter of Gustav
Schulz of Grey Eagle, both wellknown
land popular young people, were united
in marriage Friday morning by Rev
Father Luke at the Parish House, ST
Cloud. The bride is well known in
Sank Centre and is one of Grey
Eagles best known and popular young
ladv's., The people of Grey Eagls
; have watched Mrs. Ellering grow in
to womanhood and the entire com
munity join in extending congratula
tions to Mr.. Ellering in winning So
fair help-mate with the hope tina
their married life will be long, happy
and prosperous. Mr.. Ellering il
J classed among the best cooperative
creamery butter-makers in the state
and was recently unanimously elected
butter-maker at the Grey Eagle Co
Operative Creamery. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellering passed through Sank Centre
Saturday enroute to Grey Eagle where
they will make their future home.
MISS AURIEL BARTELL VERY
pleasantly entertained twelve Of her
intimate friends at the home of her
parents Thursday evening, Feb. ~.
Those present were the Misses Alulra
Matthias, Lillian Flahaven, Mae Keken
Estelle Young, Sophie Hillerud, Min
ME Peterson and Viola Gummert and
the Messrs Carol Coons, Harry Pal
mer, Loren Hansen, Aylmer Crick-
mer, and Alvin Rheumen. The eve
mig was spent playing lively games
music and stunts. About eleven
! o'clock delicious lunch was served
The guests departed with smiles on
their faces declaring they would come
again.
THE M. w. A. LODGE, ENTER
tanned the Royal Neigbbors and the
Woodmen's wives and .sweethearts
last Thursday evening at the Com
Imercial club rooms. After the regu-
lar business session short program
was given followed by nice lunch
latter which the more frolicsome ones
lindulged in good old fashioned
i dance.
i SATURDAY AFTERNOON EVE
.llyn Kusba, Octavia Mcnamara and
MERGED Bishop went over to helI
doctor up poor sick Janette-but II
ended in fudge feast and no one was
sick after that.
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4 A REGULAR MEETING OF MA
omi Chapter No. 81 o.. E. s. will b.
held in Masonic Hall on Tuesday eve
ming March 6, 1928 at 8 o'clock. AL
members are urged to be present as
there will be work.
! TUESDAY FEB. 81 ABOUT 25 OF
THE friends and relatives of Mr.. and
Mrs. William j. Botz gathered at ths
home of the lady's mother, Mrs. r
lGritmacher, to assist Mr.. and Mrs