New Ulm review., 1921-11-02

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Otto Hunnel was business visitor.
in Lamberton, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Franta were
recent guests at the Robert Tester
home in Gibbon.
The William Meyer family of Sleepy
Eye were callers. and shoppers in this
city, Saturday.
E. Math. Anthony; visited with his
sister, Mrs. Matt Miesen, at Lamber-
ton last week.
| Mrs. Vivian Dorm and little daugh-
| ter, De Elite, visited at the James
Dineen home in Sleepy Eye, Sunday.
Mrs. Guys Crane attended shower
given in honor of Miss Elsie Hoffman,
at, the Paulson home in Sleepy Eye,
last week.
The members Of the St. Joseph
Society and their families will be. en-
tertained at an old-fashioned dancing
party at the Armory next Tuesday
evening, November s.
Mrs. Mary Pfeiffer departed, Thurs
day. fer Dowagiac, Mich, where she
expects osspend several months at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Trautnliller, ! sad family.
Majors Nyquist, Bates and Dahland
| Captains Ottes and Sanborn of Man
kato were present at the drill of Com
pany A, Thursday evening. They
were entertained at a smoker after the.
Idrills
+ The marriage of G. Stubbe Of this
city and Mrs. Minnie Neubauer Of
Sleepy. Eye took place at New Ulm
October 12. The happy pair have
gone to housekeeping at the Stubbe
home in this city Henderson, IN
dependent.
Sleepy Eye is planning to give real
celebration upon the arrival of their
new fire truck. sometime during the
early part OF November. The truck
lis one of thesyery best and will be OF
great value to. the city and surround
ing country in fighting fire.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Forester en-
tertained some 20 friends at their
home, Sunday evening at "500". The
occasion was Mr. Foerster's birthday
anniversary. The prizes were award
ed to Charles Fast and Mrs. Forester.
At a late hour a delicious luncheon was
Eserved. e :.
Mrs. Anna Maltzahn entertained ID
number of friends at $780," Wednes-
| d.y afternoon. Cards were played
at threeSta bles, at which Mrs. H. H.
Huevelmann was awarded high and
Mrs. F. W. Sallet, low. At the close,
OF the afternoon, a delicious luncheon
was served.
Friends of Karl w. Buchholz will be
interested to learn of his marriage on
Wednesday, October 49,, at Huron,
S. D., to Miss Marguerite L. Simpson.
Mr.. Buchholz was formerly with the
Star Novelty Players Of Mankato, and
is now employed as linotype operator
in the Daily Huronite Office at Huron.
He is well-known among the younger
set OF. this city.
:. Mesdames Herman Loose%and John
Zupfer entertained at the. Loose home,
on South Franklin street, Thursday
e7ening Five tables of 1900 was
1, played at which honors were awarded
to Mrs. J.. R. Pollei, ladies high; Mrs.
Arthur Schleif, ladies' low; Charles
Brust, Jr., gents high, and John A.
Dietz, sgent,sSslow. At midnight a
delicious luncheon was served.
. Mrs. Elenora Mullen, Mrs. il II.
Siegel, Mrs. Ghafles sSilverson. san nd
! Mrs. William SilYerson entertained
at.a / o'clock luncHeonsat the Masonic
l3ldM, 4HuESudSa - oVu was pldyeu
during the afternoon; at which Mrs
:. B. FoHmann, Mrs. Ida Ozias, Mrs
IL. G. Vogel, and Mrs. N. E. Nelson
we're awarded prizes. The out-of-
town guests Mrs. E. T. Critchett
Mrs. c. A. Zelle and Mrs. Hjalmel
1 Hoidales of Minneapolis and Mrs
Herman Held Of Mankato.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. schilling o.
Springfield Sand Mr.. and Mrs. F. P
Zschunkesof this city entertained com
plimenting Mrs. Cecilia Schilling a
the Zschunke home, Sunday afternoon
The affair was a surprise arranged fo
MRS. Schilhng in honor of her birthda.
anniversary. The afternoon was mos
pleasantly spent playing "500.' a
which William Ochs was awarded
gents high; Mrs. A. G. Ochs, Spring
field, Ladies high; J. A. Ochs, gent.
low, and Miss Ida Ochs, ladies low
At 6 o'clock a three course dinnersswa'
served alta spfettily decorated table
covers being laid for 20. Isl .8i