New Ulm review., 1922-02-15

last Thursday. .fa'. 81 81
Emil and Randolph johnson Of
Winthrop were Sunday visitors with
local relatives and FRIENDS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Greene Of
West Newton township are the par
ents of a daughter, born Monday.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Albrecht residing on North
Washington street, Sunday, February
z.
Mrs. Joseph Groebner and little
daughter Marcellas are visiting at
Tracy, the home of Mrs. Groebner's
parents. a.
The Misses Agonia and Melba Kues-
ter have returned to their home in
Sanborn following a short visit with
local relatives and friends.
Miss Effie Riesch left for her home
in Buffalo, Mimi, Thursday after a
pleasant stay with her friend, Miss
Amanda Radke of this city.
Mrs. John Werner of Lamberton
underwent an abdominal operation
at the Union Hospital, Wednesday.
She is getting along very nicely.
Kurt Winkelmann of Winthrop was
a guest at the Louis Windhorn home
on North Minnesota street, Monday.
He was in this city to look after busi-
ness matters.
Chief Revenue Collector F. j. Nenno
of Mankato was a visitor at the home
of his brother, Albert Nenno, South
Front street, last Thursday. He also
attended to various business matters
while in the city. as5Hs Il,
s, Mrs. NJ. Seesz and Mr.. and Mrs:
julius Sehifman and son Otto Of
Fairfax, MINI. were visitors last
Thurs day, at the home Of Mr. ard Mrs!
Herman ,Schuenemann, residing on
OOuCn JeuerSOn SC.
Mrs. A. Schulke entertained the
members of the M. E. Ladies Aid So
ciety at her, home on South State
street, Friday afternoon, compliment
ing Mrs. Herman Bong. The hours
were spent in social conversation and
at the close of the afternoon Mrs.
Schulke served dainty refreshments.
On Sunday evening, Mr.. snd Mrs.
Henry Ahrens were hosts to a group
of friends at their home on North
Frankling street. $500" was played
at three tables. George Schuler was
awarded gents high; Mrs. M. Hippert,
ladies high, Mrs. Elmer Vogelpohl,
ladies low and Elmer Vogelpohl,
gents low.
Mrs. Martin j. Hanson of Belle
Plaine, Iowa and Mrs. Jerome E.
Madden of Waseca, who have been
guests at the Herman Schemann and
| Charles Brust, Jr. homes in this city
for the past week, returned to their
respective homes, yesterday after
noon. Mrs. Hanson and Mrs Mad
den are sisters of Mrs. Schemann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldemar Jahnke en-
tertained number of friends at "500''
at their home on South Washington
street, Sunday evening. Cards were
played at four tables and Miss Louise
Winkelmann, Mrs. George Hogen,
Jacob Vetter and George Hogen we're
awarded honors. A two-course lun-
cheon was served by Mrs. Jahnke.
While saving wood at the country
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Ulrich, near Kossner, Walter
Ulrich had the misfortune to cut of
the tip of his finger on the rig hit hand,
Tuesday afternoon. He was i'm
mediately taken to local physicians
office where his finger was properly
cared for, and the wound is now nice
| ly healing.
Mrs. Myers Jorgenson and Mrs. 10.
seph Koehler entertained some 2(
guests at the Jorgenson home on Cen.
ter street, Sunday evening in honor o.
Mrs. Koehler's birthday anniversary
A social evening was spent in playing
games which was followed BY a lun.
cheeo1n1 served .f7s by The hostesseeas?s95 Mrs
1.Koehler was the recipient Of a number
Of pretty and useful gifts. . IS
Mrs. Armin Retzlaf entertained Al
a 6 o'clock dinner at her home on Cen
ter street, Friday. Covers were lait
for six. On Saturday afternoon, Mrs
Retzlaff was hostess to small groul
of ladies, complimenting Miss Edni
Bendixen Of Springfield, who was tn
guest Of local friends during the pas
week. The afternoon was spent SO
cially, and a delicious luncheon wa
served by the hostess.
Some thirty members Of the st
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