New Ulm review., 1921-11-30

A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. e. Jensen Of Nicollet at the
Union hospital in this city last Tuesday
morning.
The Misses Bertha and Mary Bor-i
ding of Sleepy Eye we're Thanksgiving
visitors at the A. S. Dorm home on
Center street.
Louis j. Buenger Of Minneapolis
spent Thanksgiving Day with his
sister, Mrs. F. ]. Backer, and other
relatives in this city.
Henry and Ed. J. Berg and Rev..
A. p. Rohde of this city attended the
knights Of Columbus initiation and
banquet at Mankato, Sunday.
Evelyn Peterson returned to her
hcme in Lafayette, Friday, from the
Union hospital here, where she had
been receiving medical treatm ent.
Miss Florence Simonsen returned to
her home in Lafayette, Thursday, hav-
ing fully recovered from the effects
of recent operation at the Loretto
hospital here.
Miss Philomine, Esser spent her
Thanksgiving vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Esser. Miss
Esser is attending the state Teachers
College at Mankato.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armin Rachel arrived
Sunday evening from Madison, S. D..
fer weeks visit with the formers
mother Mrs. Lena Rachel and ether
relatives and friends.
Mrs. A. H. Besmehn and children
returned Monday from a weeks visit
with relatives and friends in ST. Paul.
While there, Mrs. Besmehn attended
the wedding of Miss Emily Levros. 1
New Ulm people feed the birds and
pigeons by placing seed and feed in a
receptacle in front of the stores at
all times when the snow covers the
ground. It is an idea that any town
might copy with a worthy motive. -
lie Sueur Neaus.
Local relatives have received the
glad tidings of the arrival Of a bouncing
baby boy at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Peters in Minneapolis on
Thanksgiving Day. Mother and baby
are doing nicely. Mrs. Peters is a
daughter of George P. Dietz of this
city.
The Ben. j. seifert Post are pre-
pairing for an appearance in musical
comedy Eat the Armory in the near
future. They plan to give Honey
moon Town" for two performances.
A full account Of the enterprise
will appear in next weeks Review
when the various parts Of the produc-
ton are all ready for their stage ap-
| pearance.
Mrs. George Conklin left Monday
afternoon for her hone in Omaha,
Nebraska, following two weeks Wis
1 it with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Kitzrow of this city.
She also attended the KitzroW- Huber
wedding, Wednesday. Mrs. Henry
Radtke and Mrs. Otto Ktzrow ac-
companied her to Mankato, and
spent the day there, shopping.
Carl Fischer, residing on North
Broadway, was taken to the Loretto
Hospital, Sunday morning, where his
right limb was amputated just above
the knee, Monday evening. Mr..
Fischer had been suffering with gan
creme and the amputation was resorted
to as the last means of saving his life.
/ The patient is getting along as nicely
as can be expected and his many
friends hope for speedy and complete
recovery. +.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Grussendorf
were most pleasantly surprised at
their home, Saturday evening, by a
number of friends and relatives.
The occasion was Mr.. Grussendo1f's
birthday anniversary. 1900, was
played, at which Mrs. Otto English
and Miss Lena Fritz were awarded
ladies' honors and Otto English and
c. Eglund, gents honors. At the
close cf the game, delicious lunch
con was served.
Friends Of the. Lind family Of
Minneapolis have recently received
announcement Of the engagement Of
Miss Jenny Lind to Mr.. Percy Saun-
ders Of Calgary, Alta, Canada. The
marriage will be solemnized the last
day of the year. Miss Jenny is as
we'll known among the young people
as her parents are among the oldel
folks for she has visited here at diff
(ferent times and renewed the acquain
4 tances Of her childhood days when tn,
family made theii home here.
The relatives and immediate friend
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