New Ulm review., 1922-01-25

a local physician. last week.
Wd. Eibner was business caller at
Hanska, Monday afternoon.
| William Schmidt of Gaylord was a
business caller in this city, Friday.
Richard Schwartz was business
caller at Sleepy Eye, last Tuesday.
Mrs. Max Schroeder Of Fairfax con-
suited a local physician last Friday.
Mrs. H. F. Anderson was local
shopper from Lafayette, Wednesday
Attorney 7. O.. Streissguth was a
business visitor at Gaylord, Saturday
c. E. Carlson of La Sale trans
acted business in this city, Wednesday
afternoon. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Spelbrink and
family of Sleepy Eye were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Buessmann,
Sunday -"
Henry Durbahn has returned to his
home here, following pleasant visit
at the Albert Durbahn home in
Sleepy Eye.
Miss Agnes Spalding of Wanda had
her tonsils removed at a local hospital
last Tuesday, and has again returned
to her home
Mrs. Johanna Schumacher has re-
turned to her home in Fairfax, from a
local hospital where she had been re-
ceiving treatments. ..,r
Arthur Bahr has returned to his
home in Winthrop, following recovery
from the effects Of a recent operation
at a local hospital. T. II
Mrs. H. Retzlaf has returned
from Sleepy Eye, where she had been
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. w., c..
Albrecht, and family.
Art Boyer will return to St. Paul to-
day, after short visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Boyer, residing
on South Garden street.
Miss Hildegarde Pelzl has returned
to her home in Sleepy Eye, following
convalescence from a recent operation,
which was performed at the Union
Hospital here. ---.-.
Miss Regina Biebl, who with her
sister, Miss Mary, has been in a hos
pital at Elko, Nevada, as registered
nurse, has accepted a position at Stock
ton, California. Miss Mary will re-
main at Elko. 49,. .,...s-, .
William Malgren of St. Peter was
elected treasurer Of the State. Fedora
ton of County Fairs at the annual
meeting, which was held in St. Paul,
recently. William A. Lindemann, sec
retary of the Brown County Agricul-
tural Society, was in attendance at
the meeting. =.a-.-.t'
Register of Deeds Fred Church and
son, Dean, of St. James, visited at the.
Roland Church and C. G. REIN homes.
While here they also attended the
basket ball game at the High School
gymn Friday evening, when Sleepy
Eye played here. Mr.. Church re-.
turned to St. James, Saturday, and
Dean, returned yesterday, @
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Weissenborn of
New Ulm visited at the J. H. Weissen-
born home, Wednesday. The day
marked the 18th wedding anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Weissenborn,
and in the evening number of self
invited guests, headed by tin-pan
band, took advantage Of the occasion
by entering their home and thus
staging little surprise party in honor
of the celebrants.- .-Lafayette Ledger.
Some 40 relatives, friends and neigh
bors most pleasantly surprised our
well-known fellow-townsman, John
Ubl, at his home on Summit avenue,
Friday evening", the occasion being
Mr.. Ubl's.. 57th birthday anniversary
After enjoying :. a delightful socia
evening at cards and dancing, de.
|licious birthday luncheon was served
at midnight. The guests departed
wishing Mr.. Ubl many happy return:
of the day. a@a.ss.g.
| According to a decision of the State
Supreme Court, probate judges electet
in Minnesota in 1920 will hold office
until January /, 1925. The decision
was made in test case and it is helt
by the Supreme Court that the exten
sion of the probate judges terms 0
office from two to four years, whicl
was adopted in the form of an amend
ment at the general election in 1920; i
applicable to the present incum bents
who did not assume their official dutie
until January 1, 1921.
s The Misses Thecla and Wilibald
Eibner were hostesses at card part
on Monday evening. Auction bridg