New Ulm review., 1922-02-01

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f Miss Leone Wagner of Little Falls
i is the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. j..
Schimschock, of this city.
Miss Eleanor Bauer has returned to.
her home, here, after pleasant visit
with relatives in Minneapolis.
Mrs. H. H. Walter entertained the
bridge club, Wednesday evening. Mrs.
P. Liesch was awarded the prize.
William Manderfeld underwent an.
operation at the Loretto Hospital;
Wednesday and is recovering very
nicely. j.s
Mrs. p. w. Muske returned to her.
home at Albert Lea, Saturday, after.
a pleasant visit at the August Muske,
home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Kohn, accom-
panied by Miss Lydia Boethke, Of St.
Peter were guests Of local relatives and
friends last week. s L fS5 N
The Misses Ida and Rosa Kotten Of
Sleepy Eye were guests at the Alex
Reinhart home in Lafayette township
several days the past week. i
Mrs. C. A. Korth left Friday for
her home in Davenport, Iowa, follow
| ing a several weeks visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Able Of
this city. '.S-s
| A. F. Kotten returned to his home
| in Springfield, Sunday, after a pleasant,
visit at the home of his son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Rein,
hart, Of Lafayette township. Z
Miss Bertha Simmet attended a.
basket bal game at Comfrey, Friday
levening. The contest was followed.
i blythe usual social activities, and the
Ievening was. an enjoya able one for the
young folks. 81
1 Members of various, organizations.
gathered at the WilIbald Eibner home,
Hast Sunday evening, to assist him in
celebrating his fifty-ninth birthday
anniversary A bountiful supper was
|served, and the evening was spent
socially and playing cards.
Mrs. J. P. Graft entertained a num-
Der of ladies at her home on South
Minnesota street, Saturday. $500 wa
played at three tables and honors were
awarded to Mrs. Lena Buschers and
Mrs. A. J. Loefler. A delightful
luncheon was served.
Mrs. Carl Hrusa id visiting at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. George
Anderson, at st. Paul, at which place
! a baby daughter arrived recently. Be
|fore returning to her home here, Mrs.
Hrusa will go to Owatonna and be the
Of her son, John Hrusa and family.
! A pretty candy booth that had been
arranged for by the Senior girls OF the,
high school, was a feature at the
Sleepy Eye-NewI Ulm basket ball
game last week. The proceeds Of the
sale will help to defray expenses for
the Annual which the class of 1922
are expecting to publish.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Groth were
pleasantly surprised by number OF
lneighbors and friends, recently. Cards
were played and prizes were awarded
Ito Miss May1ne Herzog and Mrs.
liz. H. Wendt. A delicious luncheon
Twas served. Mr.. and Mrs. .Groth ex-
pect to remove to ST. Paul, shortly.
Mrs. Alfred Schroeck entertained a
group of friends last Monday evening
at ..5OO'' at her home on South Mime
sofa street. Cards were. played at
four tables and Mrs. 0. G. Wichte
and Mrs. William Schroeck were award.
ed honors. Tasty refreshments were
served by the hostess at the close o.
the game.
The Hakon Bredvold home in Sun
down was completely destroyed b!
: fire, caused by a defective chimney
Il Wednesday morning. Although
neighbors came to help, it was too late
! and the fire was beyond control.
lfew pieces Of furniture and som'
PARTICLES Of wearing apparel were al
THAT could be saved.
The members of the Turner Ladies
! ISociety celebrated their January birth
ldays at the Turner Hall Club Rooms
; ; Thursday afternoon. The Afternoon
was spent in playing cards, sewing an
:, social conversations. A series Of mus
:, Iical selections were rendered by Mis-
! Dorothy Helm and Robert Fisher and
: reading from O'Henry by Miss My
Trick, and a drill by the Letter Block
from the Fiji cast. The birthda;
!, celebrants were: Mrs. Ernst Brandt
h Mrs. Henry Held, Mrs. Anna Rinke
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