The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-02-15
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THE FOLLOWING FROM THE
Eugene (Ore.) Morning Register will
be of particular interest to the many
Sank Centre friends of M. E. McIn-
tyre: r..
= TUESDAY, January 80, Miss Laura
Mcintyre sponsored pleasant sur
prise for her father, Comrade Nc
Intyre, on his nth birthday, y in
viting in the comrades and their wives
and widows of veteran soldiers, from
to 5 o'clock. Twenty-Five responded
to this most enjoyable occasion. At
ter the greetings, the hours were
whiled away in wartime stories, patri-
otto songs and piano solos by Misses
Mcintyre. Many interesting stories
of the life of the women during Civil
war days were told, and all enjoyed
the reunion, small though it was. Lat
in the afternoon delicious refresh
ments, and the birthday cake with big
lighted candles, were served by the
hostess. Those who signed the roll
were: w. l.. VanMeter, Company G
goth Iowa cavalry; Daniel M. Baker
23d Iowa volunteers; S.b ]. Marsha,
Mrs. Reecca Scot Wood, Mary e.
Smith, Mrs. Mary E. Kingman, Mrs
Mary Ann Branes, Mrs. Marie Franz,
Mrs. Rose Riley, Mrs. Nina Blakely,
Mrs. Sidney Stickles, Mrs. Minda
Slattery, Miss Mcintyre; Miner E.
Mcintyre, 9th New York volunteer
cavalry; S. J. Robertson, list Oregon
volunteer cavalry; Sidney Stickes, 9Th
New York cavalry, company c; N. ii.
Kingman, 1st Wisconsin, 18th Wis
consin infantry, and captain of 18th
Oregon volunteer infantry; T. N.
Plank, company 80, New York artil-
lery; C. H. Slattery, company A. 30,
Oregon volunteer infantry, and COM
pany X, 4th Oregon volunteer infan-
try; E. G. Clements, 122d New York
infantry; G. Blakely, company K, goth
Ohio infantry; R. E. Eastland, COM
pany 1, Indiana infantry
Former Sank Centreites also
planned surprise for Mr.. Mcintyre
in the evening at his home, Bringing
well filled baskets for $50 dinner.
The guests were: C. C. Calkins and
family, George -Deyo and family,
Herbert Mcintyre and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold (the lady being sister
of Charles Gray of Sank Centre), and
Mr.. and Mrs. Cary Joy MRS. Joy be-
ing sister of Mrs. Deyo). A letter
to the Herald stated that the Mcln-
tyres are becoming acquainted with
the people of Eugene and like thei1
new home very much. They also re-
Quest the Herald to greet their Sank
Centre friends for them.
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MISS RITA BORGMANN WAS
hostess to very charming Valentine
party Monday evening. Valentines
in the form of red hearts were used
in carrying out the color scheme. The
guests we're: The Misses Janette Dab
lem, Octayia Mcnamara, Harriet
Sweetman, MERGED Bishop, lnez
Brown. Eula Lee, Henrietta Crickmer,
Evelyn Kusba, and Maude Robinson.
The Messrs George Regard, Leonard
Brown. Arthur McDermond, Herberi
Lembke, Herbert Dyson, and Russell
Schultz. Cards and dancing were the
evenings program followed by very
dainty lunch.
A SURPRISE PARTY WAS HELD
on. Donald Rosenberger Monday eve
ming, the occasion being farewell to
Don who left Tuesday morning for
Sioux City, Iowa. Cards, music and
dancing were the evenings entertain
ment. and at HOO o'clock a big
.feed, was served. Those present
were: the Misses Alfredia Conner,