The Sauk Centre herald., 1926-10-07

fees, St. Paul. The groom is resi-
dent of St. Paul, being employed in
the transfer business. They are to
make their home in St. Paul. The
Leader extends best wishes and con-
gratulations.-Long Prairie Leader.
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| MISS KATHERINE HAIDER,
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Lorentz
Haider of Elrosa, and Walter Wein-
er, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Weiner of Padua, figured in Ia Sep
tember nuptial event Tuesday, the
28th, when they were united in mar
riage at Elrosa by Rev. Father Fuss
the ceremony taking place at 900
A. M. in the church of st. Peter and
Paul.
The bride was prettily attired in a
gown of white Canton crepe, and was
attended by Miss Lillian Weiner, sis
ter of the bridegroom, who wore a
dress of pink Canton crepe. Norbert
Kulzer of St. Paul attended the
bridegroom. The bride carried la
bouquet of pink roses, ferns and baby
breath, and the bridesmaid white
carnations, ferns and baby breath.
A wedding reception was held af-
ter the ceremony lat the home of the
brides parents.
Out of town guests attending the
wedding were Andrew Haider, Sr.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Haider,
Jr., of Mefrose; Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Wegleitner, st. Cloud; Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Haider, Lake Henry and
Mr.. and Mrs. Math IStalberger of
Spring Hill.
Congratulations and best wishes
are extended the couple by host of
ire nds-Brooten Review.
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THE FOLLOWING FROM THE
Chicago Herald of Sept. 81, will be
of Interest to many Herald readers as
the guest of honor is a ior1ller Sauk
Centre young man, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Boutell: ...s,. ...
l "Friends of Alderman Francis L.
Boutell of the Forty y-eighth Ward,
Republican candidate for president
of the county board, will attend a
| testimonial dance to be given, in his
honor next Monday at the Karzas
Aragon Ballroom. ..,.
"The party is sponsored by the Up
town Boultell Boosters, the North
j Side Boutell Club and the Forty
eighth Ward Regular Republican or
ganization, all of whom are back
ing the popular alderman in his race
town the election as the next coun-
tysboard head . - .>..- ,.>.'E :. ~ :;
"A program of entertainment con-
sisting. of vaudeville, q buffet sup
per and various prize dance contests
has been arranged.
/ &All candidates on THE Republican
i ticket at the next election have been
invited :'" =, ...." 90 ~
ON WEDNESDAY A GROUP OF
young people enjoyed seven o'clock
duck dinner. ait the E. A. Richards
cottage at Birch lake. Those pres
ent were. The Misses Helen Price,
i DeVere Sellen, Catherine Collins,
I Grace Mladdy, Helen Baker and Mar
tgorie Rezencheck. Ben Morgan,
i Mack McLain,, louis Lovick, Law
trence Dolson, Herman Nicholson and
Herman Krohn. .... -.
MRS WHIPPLE ASSISTED BY
Mrs. R. E. Hansen informally enter
tanned a number of friends and neigh
bors Wednesday afternoon. A social
afternoon was spent and at six
O'Clock lunch was served.
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| ALL OFFICERS, DELEGATES
to the district convention and men,
'bers of B. r. Palmer Post, w. R. c.,
are requested TO attend the regular
meeting of the Corps Saturday after
noon, Oct. 9.-By order of. the Pres
ident. .:.. W.. =. ... e..
MRS. J. A. CAUGHREN ASSIST
ed by Mrs. George Berggreen enter
tanned the Ladies' Missionery Society
of the Congregational church Friday
afternoon. -
MR. AND MRS. D..B. CAUGH-
rem assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. H. A:
Falk entertained ten couples ito a
seven o'clock duck dinner Saturday
evening. After dinner the evening
was enjoyed ait cards. "'S@ ','s$'
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DIR. AND MRS. J. F.4DuBo oIS EN-
tertained three couples ate duck
dinner Thursday evening of. last week
at their home in Brooklyn. - -
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MIR. AND MRS. j. p. HEARIsY
and family of st. Cloud were Sun
day dinner guests tat the home of Mr..
and Mrs. M. P. Mortensen of this
city. e
MRS. v. C. WEDGE ASSISTED
by the Mesdames G. E. Bohall- and
Theo. Dock entertained at a 1 80
bridge luncheon Saturday afternoon.
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