New Ulm review., 1922-03-08

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Miss Susan Gerady of Fairfax con-
suited local physicians Saturday.
b Mrs. Elmer Axelson of Lafayette
underwent an operation at the Union
Hospital, Saturday.
John Meyer Of Fairfax is a, guest at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lang,
residing on North State street.
Mrs. Charles Gehrmann Of Sleepy
Eye visited last week for several days
with local relatives and friends.
The Standard Bearers of the M. E.
Church will meet at the church par
slors this evening at regular monthly
meeting.
Mrs. Hy. F.. Schrader left Friday
for st. Peter where she is visiting with
relatives and friends. She is expected
home today
John Merkel Of Sleepy Eye is at the
Union Hospital where he submitted to
minor operation on several fingers Of
the right hand Saturday.
Rev. G. G. Holm left Sunday after
noon for Minneapolis where he is at
tending ministerial conference this
week. He is expected home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dohrnann and
daughters, Lucy and Verna Of Sleepy
Eye visited at the A. A. Alvin home
on North Washington street, Saturday.
Miss Ella Able left Monday for
Los Angeles, California, where she will
spend several months with relatives
there and at other California points.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. W. Laway are
guests at the George Beckmann home
in Minneapolis this week. They are
expected home the latter part Of the
week.
A.. c. Hartmann Of Milwaukee arrived.
Monday morning to audit the city
books as usual Mr.. Hartmann has
been coming here several years for
this purpose.
Mrs. ]. C. Rothenburg returned tc
her home in Springfield, following a
several days visit with her father,
George Doehne, Sr., and her sister,
Miss Lulu Doehne
The ladies who took part in the
Corn Group at the Turner Mardi Gras,
last Monday, will entertain their hus-
bands and number of friends at the
Turner Club rooms this evening.
John Schimschock, accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Florence, of Sleepy
Eye were business callers in this city,
Saturday afternoon. They also visited
at the A. j. Schimschock home, while
here.
Miss Anna Schaibel of this city and
Miss Leona Mielke Of Sleepy Eye left
Thursday for Minneapolis where they
will remain for some time. They are
guests at the George Beckman home
in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Otto Kreft of Gibbon, who
underwent an operation at the Union
Hospital, last Monday, is convalescing
nicely. Mrs. Kreft is a daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schwartz, residing
on North Broadway in this city.
Mrs. Lena Pussiger and son, Chas.
left Wednesday afternoon for their
home in Los Angeles, California, after
an eight months stay with Mrs. Pus-
siger's mother, Mrs. Charles Bianchi
residing on North German street.
Mrs. John Dietz was hostess at hel
home on South Franklin street, at 9
three-course six O'Clock dinner party
Monday. Covers were laid for ter
guests. The remainder of the evening
was spent with social conversation
and fancy work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Glenn ane
family, who have been making theil
home in this city for the past si1
months, left Monday for Omaha
Nebraska, where Mr.. Glenn will ~ge
into business. Mrs. Glenn is a daughte1
of Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Able residing
on North Franklin street.
Miss Mary Eickenbusch Of Jordon
recently employed ina large ready-to
wear shop in Minneapolis, is in charg;
of Metzinger's ladies ready-to-wea
department. She is a sister of DR.
F. j. Eickenbusch, masseur at the loca
Union hospital. Miss Louise Rauten
berg Of this city is in charge Of th'