New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-10-12

Hanska, last week. -.
| Miss Lulu Doehne left Monday fol
a weeks visit with relatives ano
friends in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Sprenger q
Searles are the parents of az baby be,
bornslast week, Tuesday.
Mrs. John scharmpaan1lnq = # fsa!n1born
spent the weekend visiting with hel
/ father her, Henry Engel lf here it..
Miss Title Eisenhachg and Miss
Theisen of .Lamberton were guests OF
friends in New Ulm, Sunday.
Herbert schaible left last Tuesday
for Mankato where he will attend the
Mankato Commercial College.
Miss Amanda Radtke returned Fri
day from Redwood Falls where she
had been visiting with relatives.
John Wieman has returned to his
home in Arlington after convalescirg
from an operation at local hospital.
Miss Anna Michels who is teaching
near Klossner, spent the weekend with
Mrs. Geo. <Sehmitt. She went to
Nicollet Saturday morning and visited
with her parents near Nicollet over
Sunday.
s. Mr.. and Mrs! EAaer aBackertl were
surprised by 4some'qao liof' their friends
last Monday evening at la O'Clock
supper PARTY. The occasion '~as'lRTrs
and Mrs. Backer's5 :4tR wedding annn
versary.. osotfo1o Vsds 9fdnou vsb'
Mrs. Catherine SlysrSon a, ret1rnsd I e.
Minneapolis, Sunday, after having en-
joyed a few. days visit with local
friends Mrs silverson was a guest
at the home CT Mrs. Elenora Mullen
during her stay here.
Mrs. Elenora Mullen entertained a
number of friends at a dinner party
at her home on South German street,
Saturday evening, in honor of Miss
Eunice Starr, who leaves with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Starr, in "a
few days for an extended trip to the
East.
Mrs. F. P. Starr entertained few
young lady friends at the Starr home
on South German street, Wednesday
evening, in honor of her daughter,
Miss Eunicee. The latter was hostess
at a similar delightful social affair
complimenting her mother, the follow
:ng evening. s'.s''.55.'. 31s.s'55'tt@.t
81. H3aisgtq Ii es8jz saij
Mrs. Elmer BaekeE and Miss Hee lrtta
Mueller were hostessess tor,a party
last Thursday, scomplimentings Mrs,
Francis Bgstian. 5000 was. played
and the honors were awarded to Mrs
It. O.. SStreissguth, thigh and, Mrs: n
H. Dubbes 9.loW.e Out town guests
were MRS. DANE Berkner. and Miss
Clara Siegler eof Sleepy Eye. ssotgi .l.:.;
3 Among those from out Of town who
were here last week to attend The
Junior Pioneer banquet were the fol-
lowing: Mrs. Regina Hauenstein, Eel
son Robert, and her daughter, Mrs
Barth, all of Lake Minnetonka, Mr.
and Mrs. A. j. Alvin of Mound, Mrs
Lena Frappier and Mr.. and Mrs. A
Pafrath, Of Springfield, Mr. and Mrs
Chas. Hermann of Fairfax, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Breitkreuz, of Arlington
Hugo Roos Of Kansas City, and Mrs
Olga Brandt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph G. Puchner
celebrated their first wedding ami
versary, Sunday, by entertaining a
party Of relatives and friends at a
3 o'clock dinner Covers were laid for
80 gu. SITS and the table was prettily
DECORATED, the color scheme being pink
andee white. Mhe .out- town ssggtsts
were Dr.. ana Mrs.sA. WkEchstsin.and
daughter. Beata May, Of Confrey
NJ, AnA ", u. FI y 4 Plshh 81 / }Sad
children and Martin SchWinghammer,
all of,spripgdeld; $3.50,
Among ,the out Of town relatives
and friends tWhosa tte led the funeral
Of the late Mrs. Mary Stindt in this
city, last Tuesday afternoon, were:
John Book and daughter, Miss Ida, of
st. Peter; Mr. and Mrs. julius Weissen
born and family. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Paulson, Lafayette; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mueffelmann and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Grewe and family, Gaylord; Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Burdorf and son, William,
Gibbon; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Meyer,
Arlington; Otto Koepke, Minneapolis,
and Otto Weissenborn, st. James. All
of the children Of the deceased were
also present.
A farewell party in honor Of Mrs.
August zuhlsdoTTff was arranged at. the
John Plamann home on North German
street, Monday evening. "500' fur
nished the evenings diversion and all
present enjoy ed q very pleasant social
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