New Ulm review., 1922-06-07

4 Shea, Born, Becker. Sacrifice hits
Daugherty, SHEA, Sullivan, Born.
Hits off Barrett, q; off Hamann 8. Strike
outs Barrett s; Hamann IA. Hit by
pitched ball Barrett Sullivan; Ha-
mann T. Martin 2. Winning pitcher,
Hamann. Umpire Lade. Time of
i Game go. 7:s. n, sS v is.t.s
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRATIONS.
1 Last Sunday was The twenty fifth
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
20. Romberg Of Home township, and
that afternoon about one hundred of
4 their neighbors, friends and relatives
gathered at their fine farm home and
assisted them in observing the event
in a most pleasant manner. The
| hours passed away all too rapidly to
Isuit the guests and the hosts who en-
joyed the occasion as only old friends
and neighbors can. Many interest
ling occurrences Of years past were re-
called and it seemed but short, time
time ago to many present that they
had attended the happy event that
made Mr.. and Mrs. Romberg man
land wife. At 600 clock the guests
were invited to partake of bounteous
dinner. Mr.. and Mrs. Romberg re-
Eceived a number Of beautiful and use
rful gifts suita BE for the occasion from
their many friends. All extended
kndest greetings to the happy hosts
for many happy returns of the day.
| About fifty relatives and friends
gathered at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
i William Thiede on North Minnesota
street on Sunday evening to help
them celebrate their third wedding
anniversary The hours were spent
in dancing and playing cards. AT
mic id-night, three-course luncheon
was served. Music was furnished by
Ben Sehr. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Arnsdorf and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Yeik of Lamberton were the out-of-
town guests.
| The golden wedding of Mr.. and
i Mrs. George Rubey, Sr., OF Burns.
town, was solemnized on Monday
May %, ats a. m. at ST. Raphaeps
/ Catholic Church at Springfield, the
Rev. f. S., Rant and Rev. Losleben o.
| Sleepy Eye officiating at the reneWa
!. Of the nuptial VOWS Of SO years ago.
The aged couple we're attended BY
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
B and Mrs. Joseph Lang, from neal
| Comfrey. Little Bernice Fecker act
| ed as flower girl and little Norbert
Lang, the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEPH
Lang, was the ring-bearer.
i AT 5 o'clock sumptuous wedding
dinner was served at the home OF The
bride and groom, about 20 guests be
ing present. Among those from out
of-town were Mrs. Grussendorf ane
daughter Myrtle, Mrs. Otto Englisl
and daughter, Donna Marie, Mr.. ane
Mrs. Alfred Pullman and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Arthur Teynor and daughters
all Of New Ulm; Mr.. and Mrs. Antol
Rubey and daughter Agnes, Mrs
John Bruckbauer, and Mr. and Mrs
, Henry Rubey Of Sleepy Eye.
Mr.. Rubey was born in Austria
I Hungary. Fifty-five years, ago h
! came to this country, taking up tn,
homestead in Burnstown where HI
now resides. Mrs. Rubey came from
I Wisconsin. They were married her
in 1872. Thirteen children were borl
Of this union, ten Of whom are nov
j living. There are five sons, George
John, Ludwig, Frank and Joseph
The daughters are Mrs. Joseph Lant
from near Comfrey, Mrs. J John Fecker
who resides near Springfield, ans
Frances, Ida, and Catherine, who lv'
at home. 81. .Hg
Mr.. and Mrs. Rubey received
many useful and beautiful gifts, ;
j goodly number Of which were sums 0
money in gold. Rev. Rant an,
J, Rev. Losleben spent the day at th,
q Rubey home, and everyone presen
! reported most deEg ghtful time. I,
On Friday evening of last week
relatives and friends Of Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Penning gathered at their honl'
& on Summit Avenue to help them cele
brate their Sind wedding anniver
sary. This was celebrated in tn,
4 form of golden wedding anniver
i sary, as two years ago Mrs. Pennin,
q was i'll and no celebration could b
held. There were some thirty guest
present and all came with Well4fllet
baskets. The hours were enjoyed so
cially, and. d mock wedding formed al
l amusing entertainment. German
J, folk songs we're greatly enjoyed. \
delicious supper was served befor'
Z the guests departed wishing that al
lcould be together again next year