New Ulm review., 1921-03-23

Mrs. Joseph Forster is back from a
brief visit with Sleepy Eye friends.
Superintendent and Mrs. T. o.
Everson of Hanska were recent New
Ulm visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Rasmussen have
returned to Lamberton after a brief
sojourn in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Durbahn of
Sleepy Eye spent Sunday with New
Ulm relatives and friends.
Mrs. Mary Windhern is back from a
pleasant visit Of few days with Mrs.
Gust Messerschmidt at Sleepy Eye.
H. G. Frederickson, Thor Smesmo,
Fred Bjorneberg and Charles Chute of
Hanska transacted business here,
Thursday.
Quite a number of farms in the
Hanska vicinity have changed tenants
during the recent past, according to
the Hanska Herald.
Miss Jessie Haugen Of Hanska spent
a few days last week, visiting her
brother, Joseph who is patient at
the Union Hospital here.
Miss Anna Hanson of Hanska spent
Tuesday of last week at the bedside of
her mother, who is receiving medical
attention at the Union Hospital here.
Mrs. Minnie Patsch returned the
fore part of last week from brief
visit at the homes of Mrs. Augusta
Prahl and Mrs. Fred Schade in Spring
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.. Goblirsch, Mrs.
B. M. Frantz and Mrs. Rudolph Offer
mann Of Golden motored to New Ulm,
Thursday afternoon for brief visit
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Gust. Mueller, who removed
to St. Paul from this city some time
ago, returned to that city, Saturday,
after pleasant visit at the home of
her son, Arthur H. Mueller, here.
Mrs. L. A. Schilling and daughter,
Airline, of Springfield were guests of
New Ulm relatives, Wednesday. Mr..
Schilling drove over in the evening
and accompanied them back home.
Miss Myrtle Schaeffer of Sleepy Eye
is receiving medical attention at a
local hospital on account of fractured
arm, which she sustained by falling
down cellar at the Herbert Kissner
home in that city.
Miss Helma Strom, daughter of
T. C. Strom of Linden, township, and
Thomas Hudson, son of Mr.. and Mrs
A. T. Hudson of St. James, were
married by Judge of Probate William
B. Mather at the courthouse in this
city, recently. Henry Strom and Miss
Inga Johnson acted as witnesses.
Mrs. Carl F. Sallet and little son,
George, have arrived in New Ulm from
White Lake, S. D., to join Mr.. Sallet,
who came here few weeks age to
assume his duties as secretary treasurer
of the Freie Presse Printing Co. The
family is now comfortably domiciled
in home on North Washington street.
Mrs H. Arndt, well-known former
resident of this city, but who is now
making her home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto R. Kohn at St. Peter, submitted
to an operation for obstruction of the
gall-bladder at the Loretto Hospital
here, last Tuesday morning. Mrs.
Arndt's many friends will be pleased
to learn that she is convalescing salts,
factorily.
Mr.. and Mrs John Kamrath and
daughter, Eda and Ella, enjoyed an
auto trip to ST. Clair, the fore part of
last week, where they assisted Mrs.
Kamrath's father, w. M. Froehlich,
celebrate the latter's birthday ami
versary. Most of the children were
present and the day was greatly en-
joyed. The Kamrath family returned
to New Ulm the same evening
Editor Hiding G. Swenson OF the
Lafayette Ledger has secured the
services of a brand new young lady
reporter to assist him in publishing his
paper. The little miss made. her debut
Saturday, and as result, Joy reigns
supreme in the Swenson home. Mrs.
Swenson was formerly Miss, Minnie
Saffert OF this city. She is daughter
Of Mrs. Barbara saffertl Of North Min
nesota street.
Herman Preuss of Springfield had
the misfortune to sustain a fra acture OF
the left limb, just below the knee,
while at work in the county gravel pit
near that village, last Tuesday. The
side wall of the pit gave way suddenly
while gravel was being removed, and
the descending gravel struck Mr.
Preuss' leg. Fortunately, the greater
force Of the impact was borne by a