The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-09-08

Leverington, Of Waterloo, Iowa and
Miss Mildren Hultgren. Of Portland,
Oregon; and nephew, Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Fish and son, of War
road, Minnesota.
Messages were received from
those unable to attend and Mrs.
Mullen received beautiful bouquet
of gladiclus from the grandchild-
rem.
Four generations were in atten-
dance at the reunion when covers
were laid for seventeen at dinner
Sunday. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hultgren,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Anderson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lowry
returned to their homes in Fergus
Falls Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
Mullen and son, Donald, left Tues
day for Oelwein, Iowa, while Bruce,
Jr, and John Mullen went on to
Fergus Falls for a few days visit
before returning to their home.
Circle Four
Members Of Circle Four Of the
Congregational Women's Fedora
ton will meet at the home Of Mrs.
L. L. Kells, this afternoon, Thurs
day.
Guests at Dinner
Sunday guests at dinner at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Eek
berg were: Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Stoutenberg, Of Bertha, J. r. Stol-
smo, Of Kandota, Miss Helen Ced-
er, Of Minneapolis, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Eckberg, Of this city, and
their son, Clarence, Of Minneapolis.
Junior A. o. u. w.
A meeting of the Junior A. O. u.
w. Lodge will be held in the Com
munity Club rooms Tuesday after
noon, Immediately after school.
Parents are asked to remind their
children Of this meeting and to have
them attend as 1t is an important
session, said the lodge correspon-
dent.
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Honored Sister at Tea
At an afternoon tea last Tuesday
Mrs. w. L. Otto entertained honor
ing her sister, Mrs. T. e. Walsh.
visiting here from Chicago. Twen-
ty guests were present. Pouring
were Mrs. Ed Peterson and Miss
Helen Brown. After a months Wis
it in this city, Mrs. Walsh and her
husband plan their return to Chi
cago on Friday.
End Annual A.O.U.W. Banquet
Grand Master Workman, Frank
j. Bremen, of Mankato, will be
speaker of the evening when the
local lodge of the Ancient Order of
United Workfnen meet in their sec
ond annual banquet next Wednes-
day evening, September 14th, at the
Community Club Rooms. Accord
ing to an announcement this week
serving will begin at TOO o'clock.
The event will be Mr.. Brenner's
first visit to a session of the Sank
Centre lodge. It was necessary to
move the banquet ahead one day to
coincide with the schedule Of the
state officer. Originally the BAN
quet had been planned for Thurs
day.
This week invitations have gone
out to a number Of state and dis
trict officers as well as A.O.U.W.
members in the adjacent territory.
It is expected that upwards to sew
enty-five may attend the annual
affair. Visitors from both Glen
wood and Morris are expected.
While acceptance has not been
made yet, members are anxious
that the Rev. Baxter, st. Peter,
may attend to talk. His invitation
was sent last week.
Following the program and the
banquet dance will begin for the
late evening. The dance, is open to
public at a small charge.
". F. w. Auxiliary Meeting
uES. ALI OdShSOh 6dNC GA AhSCA
esting report of the state conven-
ton of the Veterans Of Foreign
Wars Auxiliary held at Mankato,
at the regular meeting Friday eve
ming. Several letters from Depart
ment and National headquarters
were read. All members were elat-
ed over the splendid success of the
lunch stand at the Stearns County
fair this year.
Members Of the Auxiliary wish to
thank everyone who patronized the
lunch stand at the fair. Net pro-
fits Of the venture totalled $172, all
Of which will be used for welfare
work. They especially wish to
thank Mr.. and Mrs. Clye Biedleman
for donating all Of the coffee used
at the stand; the Lampert Lumber
Co. for the use Of the lumber; J..
u. Smith for the use of the tank;
and the Calkins Hardware store
for the use Of a stove. They extend
their appreciation and hearty
thanks to all who worked and
made the stand a successful ven