The Sauk Centre herald., 1927-06-30
Social Events

A GOLDEN STREAM OF CON-
eratulations were received Mon
day by Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bau-
er, former Spring Hill residents,
who live at 1877 st. German
street.. and who celebrated
their fftieth wedding anniversary
at the farm home of their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Math Muellner near Melrose.
Because their wedding anniver-
sary February 1 L, comes during the
winter, the couple deferred. the
celebration until Monday.
Many friends and relatives of
this city, Melrose and Spring Hill
called on them at the Muell-
ner home to wish them many re-
turns of the day, and entertain
ment was provided during the
entire day and until late in the
evening. "A dance in the open air
was enjoyed by the guests at the
celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bauer gathered
about them 10 children, 81 grand
children and six greatgrandchildren
to observe with them the anniver-
sary of their marriage.
The golden jubilee was marked
by a solemn high mass sung that
morning at nine o'clock. at st.
Bonifact church at Melrose, at
which Rev. Joseph Willinbring, the
pastor officiated. In the sanctuary
were Rev. Joseph Bloch, formerly
of the Cathedral rectory in St.
Cloud, now at St. Boniface; Rev.
Eugene Scheuer of st. Nicholas ;
and other clergymen, friends of the
celebrants, Rt. Rev. Abbot Alcuin
Deutsch o. S. B., of st. Johns alb
hey, sent his congratulations to
Mr.. and Mrs. Bauer, but was un-
able to be present at the celebra-
tion. He was a childhood friend
of Mrs. Bauer.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Bauer (Aloy-
sia Salzer) were born in Austria.
Mr.. Bauer's birthday was March
9, 1854, and Mrs. Bauer's is June
5, 1856. They were married Feb
ruary II, 1877, in Austria, and
came to the United States in 1880.
The couple came directly to
Stearns county, and settled on a
farm four miles from Spring Hill,
where they lived until 1910, when
they moved to Melrose, where they
lived on the farm now occupied by
the Muellner family. In 1917 Mr..
and Mrs. Bauer came to St. Cloud
and built new home at 1917 St.
German street, where they have
since lived.
Despite their years Mr.. Bauer is
73, and Mrs. Bauer II, both are
well able to be about and take in
terest in passing events. Mrs.
Bauer still performs her own
housework.
All of their 10 children are still
living. They are Mrs. Jacob Muell-
ner, Freeport; Mrs. Fred Caspers,
Albany; Andrew w. Bauer, St.
Cloud; Math J. Bauer, New Mum
ich; Mrs. Math Muellner, Melrose ;
Joseph j. Bauer, who lives on the
old homestead at Spring Hill; Mike
B. Bauer, New Munich; Mrs. John
L.. Kreber, Ceylon, Wis; George
M. Bauer, ST. Cloud; and Mrs.
Lloyd P. Eckenrod, Flint, Mich.
The two sons, Andrew and
George of this city are in partner
ship in the Bauer Lumber and
Coal company here, and have been
engaged in business here since
1915.-St. Cloud Times.
ON JUNE IL A FAMILY RE-
,,x,;o,, 1.,oes ba1d Of tho hoyoo of M.
and Mrs. Emil Quistorff at Fairy
Lake in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Glockzin of Albany, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Glockzin are well
known in this vicinity and are the
parents of nine daughters, and
all were present except one who
was unable to be present. Their
daughters are: Mrs. Emil Quistorff,
Mrs. Louis Quistorff of Sauk Cen
tire; Mrs. JOAN Ackerman, Mrs.
Tom Ackerman of Osakis, Mrs.
Oscar Coons, Mrs. Harry Coons of
Amboy, Wis; Mrs. Henry Muller
of Wayzata, Mrs. Arthur Engel of
Santa Anna, CAL; and Mrs. David
Lade of Evansville, who was un-
able to attend.
This was Mrs. Engle's first visit
back here since her marriage and
a meeting like this will long be
remembered by those attending. At
noon a picnic dinner was served to
more than so people. The follow
ing relatives also attended this
gathering: Mr.. and Mrs. Gustof