The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-09-04

is a son OF MIR. and Mrs. h. +. Linz
perich of Glenwood and enjoys a
large dental practice here.
A number of DIR. Limperich's many
friends from here took the oppor-
tunity Immediately after the cere-
mony in the church of escorting him
and his bride from the church to
the brides home, in a rather dilapi-
dated looking automobile pulled by a
Fordson tractor. An accordian play
er sitting astride the hood of the
auto furnished the music for the pro-
cession which passed through the
streets of Freeport and created big
sensation. The services of the AL
bany band which appeared at Free
port on, their way to the county fair,
shortly after the procession, were
secured and they rendered the new
Ilyweds a serenade at the Hoeschen
home-Melrose Beacon.
ABOUT FORTY MEMBERS AND
friends of the Methodist church mo-
tpred out to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred H. Telschow and family,
residing six miles west of Sank Cen
ire, Monday evening where a fare
well party was rendered them. The
Telschows expect to leave September
18th for Mortified where they will
make their future home on farm
near that city. A most charming So
cial evening which included, music,
and other amusements was enjoyed, a
lunch with practically everything in
the line of good things to eat, was
served at II: 100 o'clock. When the
guests departed they expressed the
sincere hope that Mr.. and Mrs. Tel
chow would find much success and
happiness in their new home.
THE MARRIAGE OF MISS DOR
othy Spence, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Spence of Winona,
Mimi, and neice of Mrs W. c..
Rotert of this city to Mr.. Riser
Brue Cotton of Chippewa Falls, Wis,
took place at the home of the BRIDE
parents, Wednesday afternoon, Aug.
9th, at 90 o'clock.
Miss Spence is we'll known in Sank
Centre having taught in the public
schools of this city for the past two
years. Following the ceremony the
HAPPY couple left on a several weeks
honeymoon tour after which they
will be at home at Chippewa Falls,
Wis, after October first. The groom
is employed as electrical engineer in
the light plant of that city.
WILLIS DAHLEM ENTERTAINED
a number of playmates at party at
1.-THE home Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. August Dahlem, Friday after
noon of last week in honor of his
eleventh birthday anniversary. Games
followed by sumptuous lunch was
enjoyed by the folks. Those pres
ent being: Jack Hansen, Dick Borg
mann, Sigurd and Walter Holme,
Carlton and Clarence Eckberg, YER
non Nicholson, Edgar Opheim, Hol-
den Rowan, Julian Larson, Pat Du-
Bots and Edward Dickhaus.
LAST WEDNESDAY MRS. VIM.
| Peglow and Mrs Ed Schwartz were
entertained at a surprise party at
the Peglow home it being both ladies
birthdays. The self invited guests
ton Smith, VIM. Steege, Taber, Jake
Hoffman, Fred Lannphrey, Chas Mil
Ter, Tony Miller, Chris, Millner, Geo.
COlleF, Den S1dSSLdH, hdtIle, Den
Carpenter, Irv Carpenter, Oscar
Bjone, Joe Dickhaus, Ben Dickhaus,
Marchont and Miss Bernodine Holler.
Both ladies were presented with many
nice gifts. AT 500 o'clock dainty
lunch was served.
/ MRS. HERMAN HAGER ENTER
tanned ten young guests at her home
Monday evening in compliment to
Frederick Hildebrand who is. visit
ing at the home of his brother Carl.
Cards and music were enjoyed fol-
lowed by most delightful lunch.
! MESDAMES j. A. DUBOIS AND
lB. F. Dubois are entertaining the
W. N. A. circle at the home of the
Halter at Fairy Lake this Thursday
Afternoon.
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4 MESSRS AND MESDAMES O.
Nv. Dowswel and H. A. Falk were
Ihosts at a sect Acquainted Party"
in compliment to the teachers of the
local public schools, at the home of
the former on Main street Monday
ievening. Cards were played and, a