New Ulm review., 1921-11-23
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Miss Lois Boyle Of near Winthrop
had her tonsils removed at the Loret-
to Hospital, last week.
Mrs. Ernst Eyrich spent few days
visiting her son, Earl, in Minneapolis,
returning home Monday.
Mrs. w. A. Juedes returned home
Monday evening from few days
visit with relatives and friends at Min
neapolis.
Mrs. Herman Moritz, who has re-.
covered from her operation at local
hospital, has returned to her home in
North Redwood. She was accompa-
MED by her husband and son, Walter.
A large number cf members Of ST..
Patrick Council, X. of c., Of this city
are planning on attending the initia-
tion of a big class of new members into
the Mankato Council, next Sunday.
The initiatory ceremonies will be fol
lowed by banquet.
Miss Amelia Dummer, R. NJ, who
has rendered professional Services to
Hiding G. Swenson of Lafayette for
the last a weeks, returned Wednesday
to her hcme here. Mr.. Swenson has
been i'll with pleurisy and pneumonia,
but is improving rapidly and expects
to return to his duties as publisher OF
the Ledger.
Peter w. seifert was most agreeably
surprised by some 80 relatives at his
home on North Broadway, Sunday
evening, the occasion being his birth
day anniversary. The time was pleas
antly spent playing 'schafskopf," fol
lowed by sumptuous repast. A large
birthday cake formed the center piece
of the table decorations.
E. A. Gieseke has returned to Court
land township from Yakima, Washing
ton, where he enjoyed IA months
visit at the home Of his cousin, Louis
Gieseke, and family. Mr.. Gieseke re-
ports that crops were excellent in that
vicinity last fall. He is very enthus-
iastic about the climate and general
conditions in that section of Washing
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schmidt of
Minneapolis are the parents Of ba-
by boy, born Wednesday, November
16. This is the first child in the IA
mily and the parents are highly ella
ted. Mrs. Schmidt was formerly
Miss Malta .Spoerhass of Winthrop,
and attended the Normal Depart
ment Of the local high school several
years ago, She is well-known in
New Ulm.
Mrs. Menry Meier and son, Harry
Of Courtland leave today (Wednes-
day. for Drake, N. D., after a three
weeks visit with their sons and broth
ers, Hugo and Rudi Meier. The
Meier family moved to North Dako-
ia three years ago, and have now
packed their furniture and shipped it
there Friday, Mr.. Meier accompany
ing the car. Hugo and Rudi will
manage the farm in Courtland town
ship.
| The following were present as dele
gates, who had charge Of the New
Ulm booth at the Deutches Haus in
ST. Paul, Sunday: Mrs. Anton Lei
bold, Miss Ida Heers and Mrs. Hen
ry Held, for the Turner Ladies Soci-
ETY.; Mrs. Ferd. Sannwald, for, the
Lutheran Ladies Aid; Mrs. Theo.
Mueller for the F1iedens church Ladies
Aid, and the Hermann Sisters, and
Mrs. Alex Schwendinger for the sCatho-
lie Ladies. $50
Miss Clara Sperl, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Sperl residing on
North jefferson Street, was severely
burned, Friday morning Of last week,
when her clothes caught fire while she
she was trying to prepare breakfast
Miss sperl was in critical condition
for the first few days, but is recover
ing as rapidly as can be expected.
Miss Sperl is in the employ of the
| William Hamm family at st. Paul,
where the accident occurred.
The Crone Bros. Co. club, which in
Ecludes the proprietors as we'll as the
employes, enjoyed the frstsof a series
of dancing and card parties at the
Creamery Hall, Wednesday, evening.
$500 was played, at which Charles
j K11nhlhonh Carl Crnnn sSr -. Miss