New Ulm review., 1922-09-20

the Loretto hospital yesterday after
noon to return to her home in Gibbon.
Sam Abrahamson Of St Peter was
}operated upon at the Union hospital
on Friday morning. He is getting
along very nicely.
! Robert, the three year old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Aufderheide, had
his tonsils removed last week at the
Union Hospital, and is getting along
nicely.
Anton Bartl of this city submitted
to an operation at the Loretto Hospital
on Saturday evening, and is salts
! factorily recovering.
Everett Romberg Of Lafayette is
recovering from the effects of an opera
tion performed on Monday at the
Loretto Hospital. r.
Miss Margaret Dineen of Sleepy Eye
is visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Vivian Dorm and with other rela-
tives here.
Mrs. Otto Fritsche and Mrs. Ernst
Hopkins spent Friday at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Etter and family
residing near Cambria.
Mrs. Chas. Kaiser has returned
from St. Pail where she visited for
two weeks with her daughters, Mrs.
William Walsch and family and with
Miss Elsie, who is a nurse at the Union
Hospital there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Leischer mo-
to.ed on Thursday to Sleepy Eye
to attend the funeral Of Ole Johnson,
the father of Mrs. Leischer. The
funeral took place at Sleepy Eye
that day. .-~
Alfred Masti, E. A. Hagberg and
John Schneider left on Monday by
car for Montana where they will visit
at the Henry Olson home in Scobey,
and at the Edward Ma1ti home at
Winnett and also attend to business
matters. They will be gone for two
weeks.
Miss Esther Wilbrecht returned on
Monday evening from a two week 5
vacation trip which was spent visiting
at different points in Wisconsin and
Michigan. she resumed her duties
as assistant in the Office Of DR.. T. F.
Hammermeister yesterday afternoon.
Miss Leon. Wegner of Lamberton,
who took Miss Wilbrecht's place dur
! ing her absence, returned to her home
I yesterday afternoon.
Tomorrow evening, en election OF
officers for the Sunday School asso-
citation of the Methodist church will be
held at the church. Promotions will
take place on Sunday when all classes
will be promoted and new teachers will
be appointed for the year. The Sun
day following, October l, will be rally
day and all members Of the congrega-
ton and Sunday School are expected
to turn out.
August Heidemann OF Sleepy Eye
was brought to the Brown Co. Jai
Sunday evening by Chief Of Police Ed
MCGOWAN on the complaint Of his wife
that he was mentally unbalanced. II
seems that Mr.. Heideman has been
for some time partaking too freely o1
moonshine and he was examined as tc
his sanity in Probate Court Thursday
and was committed to the hospital al
St. Peter for treatment. t =
Alfred A. Schlumpberger and sor
Leander were at Fierz, Morrison
County, from Wednesday to Friday
of last week experimenting threshine
, operations on Mr.. Schlumpberger's
t farm. Mr.. Schlumpberger says that
the crops in Morrison County are about
! the same as in this county, having
suffered great deal on account of th'
dry spell. He says the wells are evel
, drying up. Yesterday Mr.. Schlump
berger left for Plentywood and othe
r neighboring towns in Montana OF
y business
S Rev. A. F. Winter who has jus
e rounded out twenty-five years o
service as pastor in the Lutheran
e church was the guest of honor at
e celebration held at GAINESVILLE wee]
e ago last Sunday. There were service
Il in the forenoon and again in the after
II noon. Rev. H. Strasen of Courtland
: formerly pastor Of the Jamesvill
il church delivered the address in tn
afternoon. AS a mark of appreciatio
,e for his services as paster, Rev. Winte
,s was on this occasion presented with a
Oakland car Of the 1923 model.
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10 Rich and VIM. Russell. Pleased II