New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-12-29

from the residence of Anton Wiesner.
Mr.. Otto Korbel from Duluth is home
for the holidays.
Mr.. Albert Leitschuh from Minneap-
oils is visiting at the home of John
Korbel for several days.
Miss Florence Toltz from st. Paul ar
rived Tuesday to remain several days
with Miss Alice Mueller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Pellant of Mil
roy, Mimi, are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Grebe, parents Of Mrs.
Pellant.
The annual parochial business meet
ing of st. Paul's Lutheran church will
be held Jan. Sd, Monday afternoon at
O'Clock.
Mrs. Bertha Hartmann, sister of Mrs.
Ida Bobleter aud Mrs L. G.. Vogel-is in
the city. She expects to visit with
relatives the balance of the week.
Prof. A. A. Ackermann conducted
Christmas services at Trinity church,
st. Paul, of which Rev. Schroedel who
died few weeks ago, had been pastor.
Postmaster Peterson who has been
seriously i'll since last Wednesday, is re.
ported as improving verysrapidly and is
expected to be up and around again ia
few days.
Emil Steinhauser. the successful
merchant of Lamberton, together with
his family INDUCED the Christmas
festivities at the home of the Stein
hauser family in this city,
Siegfried DUN, principal of the
Lutheran parochial school at Colum-
bus, Wis, who is visiting with friends
in the city expects to resume his
school work next Monday.
Emil Pfaender who for the past year
has been employed in nursery at
Shenandoah, Iowa has returned and
| will assist his father IN taking care of
the ever growing and we'll known Pioneer
Nursery.
| Albert Stindt, product of DR..
Martin Luther College, and successful
parochial school teacher at lewiston,
Mimi, is spending his holiday va
| cation with his venerable parents Mr..
and Mrs. John Stindt.
There was complete family re-
union of the Yates family at the home
of their daughter, Mrs. DR.. Emil
Mueller of this city. Four genera
tions, all Yates, were present, the
youngest one being the infant son of
Dentist Fred Yates of st. James who
with his wife spent Xmas at the home
of Dr. E. Mueller, and the Oldest one
Mr.. Yates of Sleepy Eye, great
grandfather to the child mentioned
and who has attained to the vener-
able age of SO years.
| At the home of her sister, Mrs. ME-
mann, N. German Str, occurred the
death of Mrs. Ernestine Layenske, SO.
deceased was born in Drensen, Posen,
Germany, April 4th, 1924, and came
with her husband to America in 1854,
first settling in Wisconsin and after a
two years residence in that state re-
moved to New Ulm. She is survived
by her husband B. Lavenske, who is
at present sick at the hospital, and 5
children. The funeral will be held
this afternoon Wednesday, from
Lutheran st. Paul's church, Rev. G..
j. Albrecht officia ting.
/ If there was an instance in our city
during the holidays just past where
the exemplidcation of the genuine
Christmas spirit was truly appreciated
and enjoyed and where the act of
i giving and receiving was pure and
unalloyed, it was in the case of our
highly esteemed fellow citizen Benja.
min Stockman who for the last few
weeks has been seriously i'll at the
hospital. Aside of many Of his
friends remembering him individually
with cheering messages and little
dainties prepared to conduce to his
health, Turner Sunday school, Of
which he is the superintendent, pro-
vided for him complete and well
laden Christmas tree, and with the
/ kindly cooperation OF the hospital
J sisters, surprised him with it on
i Christmas evening. That the ex-
Ipression Of gratitude WAS more evi-
tdent In looks than Big words OF mouth
u . needless 70 state.