New Ulm review., 1921-03-02

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Papke of Gibbon were New Uln
visitors for few dasy the past week.
Edmund Goblirsch, who is attendin.
school here, spent Washington's birth
day under the parental roof at Lafa
yette.
W. A. Finley returned to Lafayette
Saturday, after having recovered from
the effects of an operation performed
upon him, at local hospital, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs William H. Gugisbere
and Mrs. Robert e. Pless have returned
to Gibbon, after brief visit at the
Otto Pless home on South Franklin
street.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Nick ManderfeId of
Huron, S. D., who enjoyed their
honeymoon with New Ulm relatives
and friends, returned to their home,
Thursday
NJ. and Mrs Ed Brown of Stf
George are rejoicing over the arrival o.
George are rejoicing over the arrival of
a healthy daughter at their home the
| fore part of last week.
Fred Gierke of Gaylord spent We'd
nesday with Otto Hell, also of that
place, who is recovering nicely from
the effects of an operation which he
underwent at the Union Hospital here,
recently.
| Henry A. Tauer, prominent Sigel
| township farmer, has reason to retain
Washington's Birthday, 1921, in happy
memory, for on that day Mrs. Tauer
presented him with bouncing baby
boy
Mrs. Anton H. Zupfer, residing on
North Payne street, submitted to an
operation for appendicitis at the Loret-
to Hospital here. Thursday, from the.
effects of which she is convalescine
nicely.
The public auction on the Ernst A.
RolloH farm in Milford township,
Thursday, was we'll attended and
everything sold brought good prices.
Dorm & Sehueller of this city were the
auctioneers
Revs- Fathers Robert Schlinkert and
A. f. Rhode assisted during the 40
hours devotion at ST. Mary's Catholic
church in Sleepy Eye, last week. Rev
F, S. Rant of Springfield was also one
of the officiating priests.
The Misses Gena and Josie Biorne-
berg of Hanska spent Wednesday and
Thursday visiting their brother, Fred,
who Is patient at the Union Hospital
here. He is making good recovery
following an opera ton for appendicitis.
Mrs. William Burton of Courtland
is seriously i'll at the Loretto Hospital
| here. Her condition seems to be i'm
proving, however, and hopes are enter
tanned for her ultimate recovery. Mrs.
Burton underwent an operation at the
!ecal hospital recently.
| Mrs. George Schmitt and little son,
George, attended the public sale on
the John Schmitt farm In Belgrade
township, Wednesday Dorm &
Schueller of this city cried the auction,
| which proved decided success. Live
stock Brought unusually high prices
and the farm machinery also was bid
in at good figures.
A large number of relatives and
friends most agreeably surprised Mrs
John Stindt, last Tuesday afternoon
in honor of her 90th birthday anniver-
sary. The afternoon was spent in
singing and social intercourse and at
6 O'Clock sumptuous birthday dinner
was served, followed by few more
hours of visiting. In spite of her ad
vanced age, Mrs. Stindt is still hale ane
and hearty and enjoys life to thu
fullest
Sleepy Eye is forging to the front al
an invention city The latest as
pirants to fame in this line are G.. L
kubista and Earl Snow, who hav,
applied for patent on new automati
clothes line and holder They claim t,
have the real article. Mr. Kubista i
no novice in the field of invention, fo
Hast July he received handsome sun
of money for patented speed trans
mission for automobiles and tractors.
Mrs. w. j. Julius was most agreeabl
surprised by party ofsome 80 friends
who gathered at her home to assist i
observing her natal day Cards form
ed the afternoons diversion, followe
!, by sumptuous three-course dinner a
5 o'clock. The card prizes wer
\ awarded to Mesdames Mary Erase
and Peter Sprenger, high, and Me:
!, DANES John Gratz and Frank Ecker
! low Mrs. Julius was presented wit
appropriate gifts and everybody er
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