New Ulm review., 1921-11-23

CnaIles Schlelt and family OF this cl-
ty has removed to his farm in Multi
gan township.
4 John A. Gobiersch of Lafayetts
was a pleasant caller at the Revieu
office, Friday afternoon.
| Miss Clara Holznagel Of sanborn is
convalescing from an operation for ap-
| pendicitis at a local hospital.
Mrs. Ed. Wagner and children were
guests at the Christ Bertelson home in
Fairfax the past week.
Mrs. VIM. Rautenberg and Miss Ida
Stolt attended the funeral of the late
Ferdinand G. Zimmerman at Nicollet,
last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. GobeirsebA Of
Springfield visited several days Of the
past week with local relatives and
friends.
1 Mesdames George Saffert and John
ArndJ and daughter, Evelyn, accom-
panied by Joseph and Henry Saffert
! OF this city, visited at the Hiding
Swenson home in Lafayette, Wednes-
day.
| Miss Lucille Buschers will spend
! Thanksgiving with her mother, Mrs.
Lena Buschers, and friends here. Miss
Buschers is attending the Collegiate
Business Institute at Minneapolis and
lis taking up secretarial course. She
will spend the balance of the week
here.
Miss Amelia Hedlicka, of Bismarck
was taken to hospital at New Ulm
the forepart of the week where she
underwent an operation for tumor
Wednesday cf this week. The opera
ton resulted successfully and she is
said to be recovering nicely. -Gibbon
Gazette.
Mrs. F. A. Gilbert. left Wednesday
for her home in Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
following visit with her mother,
Mrs. F. A. Schnobrich. Her brother,
Hugo, accompanied her as far as Ce-
dar Rapids, and from there went to
Kansas City, and st. Joseph, Mo and
to Omaha, Nebraska, on business.
He returned home Monday.
| Mesdames August O.. Berndt and
Bertha Fenske entertained at a $500"
card party at the Berndt home on
Center street, Wednesday evening.
The prizes were awarded to Mrs.
Charles Englebert, Mrs. Albert Spaeth
and Mrs. John Nehls.. A two-course
luncheon was served at the close of the
evenings entertainment.
| Mrs. F. A.. Schnobrich enter tanned
those who took part in the Hawaiian
group at the Armory and Turner Hall
masqueraders last winter, at her
home, last Tuesday evening. The
evening was spent playing $500" and
Mrs. Joseph Classen was awarded
high; Miss Hilda Filzen, second high,
and Clifton Smith, low. A two
course luncheon Was served.
Mrs. N. E. Nelson was hostess to a
number Of lady friends at her home on
South German street, Thursday after
noon. $500" was played at seven
tables, while the other guests particip-
ated in a fower-making contest. Mrs.
Joseph Epple and Mrs. G. w. Cunning
ham were awarded the prizes at cards,
while Mrs G. F. Reineke received the
prize for the prettiest flower. A de-
lightful luncheon was served by the
hostess.
On Wednesday afternoon, Mesdames
Louis G. Vogel and Ida Bobleter enter
tanned number of ladies at $500" at
the Vogel home on South Minnesota
street. Honors were awarded to
Mesdames H. I. Beecher, Joseph
Epple, Alfred Schroeck and P. Liesch.
Mesdames F. III. Krook and w. T..
Eckstein were winners in the sewing
contest. At the close of the afternoon,
the hostesses served a dainty two
course luncheon.
A post-nuptial shower was arranged
for Mrs. Roy w. Gluth at the Adolph
Klause home by Mesdames A. L. Boock
and George Gieseke, Friday evening.
Cards were played and prizes were
received by Mrs. Herman Raabe and
Miss Norma Klause. A delicious
luncheon was served. On Thursday
evening, Mrs. Gluth was surprised with
another shower by about 20 of her
young lady friends. She was presented
with many beautiful gifts, and the
evening was spent in social conversa-
tion and doing fancy work.
In conversation with DR.. L. Walker
of Fairfax, he informed a representative
of the Review chat he had enjoyed a
pleasant visit with William E. Engel-
bert and G. A. Ottomeyer, well-known
former residents of New Ulm, upon
the occasion of recent sojourn in