New Ulm review., 1922-01-18

oGdHley IleSeke VlSlCed With frlendS
at Glencoe, Sunday.
1 H. E. Dehlin Of Gibbon was a
visitor with local friends, Sunday.
| julius Grundt of Lam berton visited
| the past week with local relatives
and friends.
/ Miss Rose Mueller Of West Newton
is the guest Of her friend, Miss Magda-
lene Ranweiler.
Nick Boyum and Paul Mertensotto
of Fairfax were visitors with friends
here, Sunday.
Miss Janet Russell Of West New
ton was a Sleepy Eye visitor several
days the past week. 3oi5E43 ffs ~
! Miss Edna Brueske has returned to
her home in Nicollet after visiting with
local relatives and friends.
Mrs. Paul Tinm has returned to
her home here, following a weeks
visit with relatives at Sanborn.
Gustav Luepke of Courtland recently
underwent an operation at local
hospital. He is recovering very nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moll and son,
Donald, of Sleepy Eye, were guests at
the G.. N. Robertson home in this city,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Edwards,
North Front street, are the parents
Of a twelve-pound baby boy, born
January 5.
William >Lindmann has returned
from Waseca, where he had been
visiting with his daughter, Mrs.
Charles Peterson. s%.y >.~
Miss Lulu Doehnea has returned fro
from Springfield, where she was
guest at the home of her sister = Mrs. e IS
j. c. RothenTbuTrg,e5rg n9uov vreiTiT :
Mr.. add Mrs. ID. III. Bruns of Court;
land visited with ssnFteyH. aBrNns,
who is receiving medical attention. at
local hospital, last Tuesday.
Miss Lizzie Baier left Monday for
St. Paul, after a several weeks visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bap-
tist Baier, North Jefferson street.
Mrs. August Schroeder, who was
confined at the local Union Hospital
has returned to her home in Sleepy
Eye. Mr.. Schroeder accompanied her
home 4
Mrs. A. J. Stockstead has returned
to her home in Sleepy Eye, after a
several days visit with her parents,
Mr.: and Mrs. Martin Penning, on
Summit avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bingham enter.
tanned the bridge club at their home on
South State street, Tuesday evening.
Dinner was served at $50 o'clock,
after, which bridge was played at
three tables.
Rev. Geo. Rolwes Of St. Paul spent
the past week at the home Of his
lr.other, Mrs Henry Rolwes, ;ons
North Washington street. Rev. .Rol-
ives assisted during the forty hours
devotional period.
Mrs. Ernst Hopkins was most
agreeably surprised by number of
her friends at an old-fashioned party,
Thursday evening, it being her birth
day anniversary. The evening was
spent socially, following which deli
cious luncheon was served.
Eldor Regelin and Wilmer Toma
schko were up before City Justice
George Hogen last week, on charge
of disorderly conduct. Both were
fined $40 with costs attached. In
the first instance, the costs were
$500 and in the latter, $500.
Those from out-of.twon who at
tended the Mrs. Katherine Koch.
Ter funeral here, Wednesday morning
we're: Peter Koehler, Gustav Koch
Ter, Mrs. George J. Backer, Porter
Koehler and Mrs. Lillian Blank, all
of Minneapolis; Armin Koehler Of
Omaha, Nebr: sand Mrs. Lulu Grothe
of crandall SD. Is
Mr.. and Ms, Alex schwendingsr
were most p easantk surprised by some
so Of their friendsslast Tuesday eve-
ming, itsbeing Their 18th wedding ami !
versary Cards were played during
the evening and saprizes were awarded
| to Mrs. John Henle and Mrs. Willibald
Eibner. Luncheon was served at the
close Of the evenings diversions and
Mr.. and Mrs. Schwendinger were pre-
sented with a number of appropriate
gifts.
Louis Rooster, well-known farmer
residing in the vicinity of Fairfax for
number of years, succumbed to
anemia at the Union hospital here,
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