New Ulm review., 1922-02-22

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Joe Prokosch Of Sigel township was
a Sunday visitor at the Jacob Polta
home on North State street.
Mrs. Henry Epper Of Nicollet was
a Sunday xMsitor at the Adam Epper
home on South Center street.
Mrs Ed. Johannes Of Nicollet was
a local shopper, Monday. While here
she also visited at the Adam. Epper
home on Center street.
Jack Jensen Of Cambria who was ar
rested by Officer Groebner last Monday
morning on a charge Of drunkenness,
was fined $40 and Sc costs by City
Justice George Hogen.
Miss Myra Seifert returned from
Fairmont Monday where she had been
the guest Of her brother and sister-in~
law, Attorney and Mrs. Leo Seifert,
for the past several days.
William Schnobrich returned to his
home in Arlington, yesterday, follows
ing a few days visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wenzel Schnobrich, re-
siding on North Garden street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Schwerr re-
siding on North Minnesota street, are
the parents Of an eight-pound baby
boy, who made his appearance at the
Schwerr home Valentines Day.
Val. F. Orth of Morris, Minnesota
was guest at the Paul S. Lehman
home several days during the past
week. He was also at Sleepy Eye
where he attended to business matt efsa
Ferd. Holtz who has been the guest
of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. George Gastler, will return
to his home in Chaska tom morroW. Mr..
Holtz has been here for almost two
months.
The Central Auto Co. took the Com
pany .'A'' Basketball team to Fair
mont by auto yesterday afternoon for
a game which was scheduled between
the Co. "A'' team and the Co. Il .
team of Fairmont for last evening.
The evangelistic meetings which are
being held at the Methodist church
every evening of this week, have thus
far been well-attended. The meetings
begin at 1880 in the evening, and Rev.
r. B. Pidditts of Marshall presides.
The Cambria churches will hold a
Sunday school convention next Sunday,
four Of them joining in the meetings
which will be held at the village Pres
byterian church. The Presbyterian
State Sunday school officers will be
present.
The Peter Rhines family Of Ivanhoe
have removed to this city and have
made their home in the residence Of
the late Mrs. Maria lehman. Before
removing from Ivanhoe, the family
lived at Springfield. Mr.. Rhines is
tile contractor.
The members of the Crone Bros. Co
Club held their annual election last
Wednesday evening. The following
officers were elected: President, Johr
Schneider; vice president, Benjamin
Thiede; secretary, Miss Verona Geb.
hard treasurer, Miss Alma Raabe.
A small blaze, which was discovered
at the Muesing drug store Tuesday
evening, caused by some one throwing
| a lighted match or cigarette into
waste paper basket, was extinguishee
before any damage could be done
Many costly fires originate in thi:
way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wolf, residin,
on North Payne street received wore
that "a bouncing ten-pound baby gir
recently made her arrival at the hom
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben. Smasal at St
Paul. Mrs. Smasal was formerly. Mis-
Theresa Wolf Of this city and Bennri
is a New Ulm boy. ~. + Us
Editor and Mrs. Fremont Schmli b i
and little son of Springfield were visit ii!
ors ,atetthe Or. G. W. Miller ] hom' h'o9lal'
Thursday. Mr.. SchmidA left Frliid1iaa b i d.
for Minneapolis where he attended II
State Editorial Convention, while Mr.
/ Schmid remained as the guest OF tn
Millers until Sunday, when she n
turned to her home in Springfield.
Friends of the A. A. Alderman
family will be sorry to learn that the
are still quarantined for scarlet feve
Two weeks ago Friday Edwin We
taken sick, week ago, Friday, Norbel
was taken i'll, and last Friday, the oths
son, Carl, came down. Mrs. Acke
mann is quite certain that Friday is
very unlucky day. Prof. Ackerman
and daughters, Gertrude and ;Elean'
are at present staying with frien'