The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-05-28
SOCIAL EVENTS

WEDNESDAY, MAY 2O 1870
at IL 100 o'clock a. M, at the parson-
age of the Zion Lutheran church, the
pastor, Rev. Julius Stein, performed
the service uniting Miss Ernestlne
Stewart and Herbert Huismann IN
marriage. The young people are well
known and popular in the McCormlck
lake country and Sank Centre. The
ceremony was witnessed by immedl-
ate relatives. The happy couple
left in the afternoon for short wed
ding trip to Brainard, Mimi. The
Herald Joins other friends in extend
ing congratulations.
THE STRAIGHT FOURTH GRADE
with their teacher Miss Halverson are
holding their school picnic on the
lawn at Mayor Parker's this Thursday
afternoon. The Riddles are enjoying
various games and helping to con-
sumo most delightful picnic lunch
BILLIE PARKER ROYALTY EN-
fertained twenty-five of his kinder
garten classmates and his teacher,
Miss Margaret Thomas at picnic at
the home of his parents, Mayor and
Mrs. w. M. Parker Wednesday morn
ing. The picnic was not only in hon
or of Bills birthday but the last
event in the school year.
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THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE MO
tored to Osakis Tuesday night, to at,
tend party at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo. Unger. Those attending
were Lucille Whitman, Regene ing
er, Frank Unger, Jr., Leo Schurman,
Mr.. and and Mrs. Alex Bromenshen-
KEEL and Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Pollpnlck'
The evening was spent in dancing
and other amusement.
MRS. EMIL PALIPNICK ENTER
tanned the following people Sunday
evening in compliment of Lucille
Whitman, school teacher in district
1873. The invited guests were:
Messrs and Mesdames AL Miller Of
Osakis, Sim Wiener, Frank Unger,
Jr., AL Minette, Arnold Unger, Al
Peters, John Otte, George Ceynarr,
Rudy Nathe, Valley Schoenhoff, Wal
ter Jung, George Beste, Irene Ora
ham, Agnes Snyder, Regene Unger,
Adelaide Nathe, Ruth Borgmann,
Jude Nathe, Froney Steffes, Ange-
line Beste, Monica Miller, Irene Whit
man of Osakis, Mr.. and Mrs. Alec
Bromenshenkel and Mrs. Oswald
Sieben.
MISS GRACE SCHELTON THE
teacher of the straight Third Grade
with her pupils held most enjoyable
picnic Wednesday afternoon at the
Parker residence in Brooklyn. This
picnic as all the others being held was
Immensely enjoyed in various kinds OF
games and plenty of good things te
eat.
MISS EVA DAVIS is ENTER.
tanning the Normal Class girls this
Thursday afternoon in appreciation
of the splendid work they have done
at the story hour work which has been
held at the Library Saturday after.
moons during the past school year.
MISS ESTHER SPRAGUE EN-.
tertained Tuesday afternoon at three
tables of bri ige in honor of Miss
STRIKER of Duluth who is visiting in
this city at the home of her sister,
Mrs. F. w. Sprague.
MRS. M. WERNIG ASSISTED BY
Mrs. Waited Billed entertained the
ladies of Our Lady of the Angles
church at 2:30. coffee at the home
of Mrs. Werning Wednesday after.
noon.
MRS. JOSEPH HERALY ASSIST.
ed by Mesdames M. P. Mortensen, G.
S. Sparkes and Ed Peterson are enter.
tanning the Coreopsis Society of the
Congregational church at the Heraly
home this Thursday afternoon.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON WITH
permissible weather the Carrier
Doves Class of the Congregational
church plan to hold an ice cream So
cial on the lawn at the M. P. Mort.
ensen residence.
MISS DORA REHBIEN WITH
her pnpils of the Third and Fourth
grades held a picnic at the Arndt
picnic shores in Brooklyn Wednesday
afternoon. The children enjoyed 9