New Ulm review., 1921-02-02

H. F. Dirks and family Of Springfield
spent Sunday with New Ulm relatives.
L., 1. Bjorneberg of Hanska was a
recent business visitor here.
John 0. Shelley of Hanska spent a
few days in New Ulm last week.
Miss Hannah O'Brien is back from
a brief visit with St. Peter relatives.
Otto Wandersee has returned to
Lamberton, following few days visit
with relatives here.
w. E. Wegner, well-known Lamber-
ton business man, transacted business
here last Tuesday.
George Walter of Traverse spent
last week visiting relatives in New
Ulm and Fairfax
Miss Dorothy Current was an over
Sunday guest of her friend, Miss Letha
Wright, at St. Peter.
Mesdames Alfred Nundahl and Hans
Vegum of Hanska spent few days in
New Ulm the fore part of last week.
Miss Gurina Sorbel has returned to
New Ulm, following a brief visit with
her parents in Linden township.
Mrs. H. Battig was a guest at the
F. Fohl home in Sleepy Eye, Wednes-
day.
William Polzin, prominent farmer
residing near Jeffers, is receiving medic
al attention at local hospital.
Tolof and Alfred Paulson and Ole
G. Nerlie of Hanska motored to this
city early last week on business. They
also visited Mankato on similar
mission
An old-time Norwegian dance was
held at the Union Hall, Hanska, Fri
day evening. Special accordeon music
was furnished by an accomplished
player from Minnea polls
Miss Cecil Neubauer, teacher of
history in the seventh and eighth
grades at the Emerson building, spent
the weekend with her sister, Miss
Miss Philippa Neubauer, at St. Peter.
Mrs. Joseph Starken of Lamberton
is convalescing nicely from the effects
of an operation which was performed
upon her at local hospital recently
Mr.. Starken spent few days at her
bedside last week.
A delightful new non-alcoholic bever-
age made its appearance on the market,
Saturday, under the name of "Schell's
Special" and has met with instant
popularity. This new drink is the
product of the August Schell Brewing
Co. of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Weninger and
child returned to their home at Sanish,
| N. D., Monday, following visit of
about three weeks with relatives and
friends in New Ulm and vicinity. The
formerly were residents of Lafayette
township.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Baer, Jr., was a
guest at the home of her sister, Mrs.
A. J. Goblirsch, at Golden for a few
days the fore part Of last week. She
also visited her cousin, Mrs. Athanas
J. Henle, at Sleepy Eye, before return
ing home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rasmusse en-
returned to Lamberton, last Tuesday
the latter having recovered from the
effects OF an operation, performed upor
her at a local hospital few weeks ago
Mr.. Rasmussen arrived here Monday
Of last week to accompany his wife
home.
AS previously announced in the
Review, there will be farmers in.
stitute at Sleepy Eye, tomorrow anc
Friday, for which elaborate prepara
tions have been made Every farmel
in the county is welcome, as are thu
farm women, for whom special pro
gram will be offered.
The Misses Anne Hetlinger an,
Marion Herriges were joint hostesse
at card party at the John Hetlinge
/; home on South Jefferson street, las
Tuesday evening. Card playing, musi
and visiting were the principal diver
sions. At late hour, a delicious two
8 course luncheon was served, cover
being laid for 18.
Yesterday, Anton S. Dorm too
possession of a half interest in the so
drink ablishment conducted
Anton Henle in the Frenzel buildin
on Minnesota street, having pu
chased this interest of Mr.. Henle la
week. Mr.. Dorm will continue ];
senior member of the Well-known loc
auctioneering firm of Dorm & Schuelle
also retaining his interest in the B.