New Ulm review., 1922-01-18

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f ! Gottfried Bill returned Monday af-
! ternoon from Wabsso, whittier fhe had
'Ebeen called BY Tie illness ofSRis father,
sFNick Bill. ~ s'z!S>' 5''Snl sas'' =. d.
DR.. O. C. Stricklers was host to a
number of his gentlemen friends at
a 6 o'clock dinner at the Strickler
home, Thursday evening.
Mrs. Wenzel Sellner has returned to
her home in Sleepy Eye, from a local
hospital where she had been receiving
treatments the past few weeks.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Juni enter
tanned the Junior Choir of the Metho-
dist church at their home in Milford
township, Monday evening. At a late
hour delicious luncheon was served.
Mrs. Herman Raabe entertained a
number of friends at as o'clock dinner
lat her home on North Minnesota
street, Friday: Covers were laid for
sixteen. The evening was spent so
cially. s~ $.} j 81
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w Blauert were hosts
to number of relatives and friends,
saturday evening, il honor Of
Mr.. Blauert's 60th birthday anniver-
sary. A lunch was served at late
i hour. $3.50: { = =
! Miss Edna Bendixensa 81 Spring
j field and Henry Dahms. Of this city
were guests at a 6 o'clock dinner at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Armin
Retzlaff Saturday. The evening was
very pleasantly spent. ....s .-......s...g
Rev. E. S. Shaw Of Minneapolis
will deliver the sermoneat the Congre-
5ational church for Rev. 2ii'E. F.
Wheeler, Sunday morning. The lat
ter will occupy the pulpit in the Con-
lgregational church at Springfield.
County Auditor Louis G. Vogel de-
lparted for Minneapolis, yesterday af-
ternoon, to attend the annual conver-
tion of the county auditors OF Mirne-
lsota. Mr.. Vogel ranks as one of the
Iablest and most efficient county audi
ltors in the state.
i Judge I. M. Olsen and Court Re
I porter Charles G.. Murray left fo1
Marshall, Monday morning, to try
cases that were not disposed of at the
regular term of court. 1t was reported
that there are ehough cases tobe tried
| to keep the Judge occupied there fo1
i the next two .Meelzs.@y ......-.--a... ....
a Mrs. Peter sssptffgnger 'wasss snostess at
lila $500 card party at her home on
-lssNorth Broadway, Thursday evening
! ECards were played at seven tables, and
thonors were awarded to Mrs Therese
Schlumpberger, Mrs. William Lieb: anc
Mrs. George Puchner A two-course
! luncheon was served late in the even
ing.
Among the relatives from out o
ltown who attended the funeral Q
the late Mrs. Maria Lehman il
this city, Friday afternoon, wer'
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred S. Lehman
: and son Of St. Paul, and J.-J. Pen
ming, Mrs. Charles Fixsen and daugh
: ter and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Remmele
: all of Sleepy Eye. a
I'll J. P. Weber and daughter, Mis-
o Cacelia, Of St. Leo, Mimi, arrive
!, here Thursday for a few days yisi
e with the formers brother-in-laN i
B i John RAIDER, North jefferson street
II They departed for North Washing
III ton, Iowa, Saturday, to attend tn
II wedding 2 aofa their son and brothe
;; Il Math. P. Weber, to Miss France
Z HIM. Burghard, Monday. ~.
III Ea@NIr. and, Mrs. Dave Leonard of th
= Grand Hotel are the happy parent
S, Of nine-and-a-h -half-pound bab
h daughter, born at the Loretto hosp
!, tai, Saturday. This is the first gil
IS in the family, and naturally the tw
sr brothers are exceedingly prou
re of their new sister. The new
E, conner has a good start, and, give
a time, will soon be able to assist he
u mother at the, popular Grand ho'
telry,