New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-11-29

SSuter add Miss Drum will 60 &c
Owatonna, Miss Burns to Napoleon,
Miss Gould to Minneapolis, Miss
Million TO Lake Crystal, Miss Hedtke
to Henderson, to spend the vacation
with their home people and Miss
Zieske will visit with friends in Nor.
ton. A number Of the classes will
give Thanksgiving day programs
Wednesday. Miss Antonia Ztehr Il
planning for visit Of Winthrop
friends Thanksgiving Day. She ID
expecting Mrs. Kilgore and Miss
Boelke.
Miss Edith Schmidt Who 10 teaching
minneapolis and her sister Eliza
beth who Is attending the u" will
come homo Wednesday night. The
girls plan to entertain the teachers
who do not 60 out Of New Ulm for
Thanksgiving some evening during
the three days vacation.
The Somsens are planning to have
friends from Minneapolis to spend
three or four DAYS the last of the week,
They expect to have Miss Haag and
Miss MacCraw with them at that time.
Miss Laah Anderson of Indiana who
is visiting at the Collins home will
remain over Thanksgiving. William
Collins will be home to eat turkey.
Miss Anderson and the Misses MOllie
and Margaret Collins will go to Man
kato today to attend china shower
which will be given there by Mrs.
Lester Earle in honor of Miss Ander-
son who is to be married this winter
to Mr.. VIM. Stanhope of New York.
The Zelles will have home dinner
party at which the H. D. Beussmann
family will be present. Edgar Zelle is
coming home for the day also.
The Beechers will have number OF
relatives with them from St. Peter.
Mrs. Beecher's parents will come and
her aunt, Miss Forbush and her sister
Miss Jean Treadweli will come for
several days.
Joe Karl and family are going to
have-a big fat goose and he says if
anyone,lac : thankful dinner be
thinks their goose will be big enough
to 80 round.
There will be quite large party |
entertained at dinner at the Dakota
House. Mr.. and Mrs. Max Hanft OF
are coming Wednesday,,
Vera and Dorothy Helmes of st. Paul
are expected as are County Atty. |
Erickson and wife Of Springfield and
Mr.. and Mrs. Spoerhsse Of Winthrop.
Miss Allie Scherer and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Alvin will also join the crowd
about the table and in the evening all
the guests with their hosts will attend
the Turner Hall festivities. Mrs.
Helmes will leave for home Wednes. |
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blomquist of Mankato
will come up Wednesday remaining
over Thursday at the home OF Mrs.
Blomquist's mother, Mrs. Mary Nellie.
Adolph Nellie will 60 to Winona to
spend the day with Mrs. Nellie and
children who are visiting there.
The Stricklers will entertain. DR..
and Mrs. Rothenburg and family OF
Springfield and Mr.. Doehne and Miss
Lulu Doehne at dinner and will attend
the opening of the club rooms in the
evening.
Miss Clara E. Ross, daughter of
j Judge Ross, will come home from
Sleepy Eye where she is teaching,
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. F. H. Retzlsff and family will
60 to Sleepy Eye Wednesday to spend
Thursday with Rev. and Mrs.
Albrecht.
Mr.. E. J. Buehrer of Fairmont and
his daughter Miss Bertha Buehrer of
st. Paul will be at home with Mrs.
Buehrer and Miss Lorena this week.
Arthur Dengler of Madelia will be
home and will take part in the must.
cal program at Turner Hall. Ray.
mond Pfefferle is also expected home
from Madelia.
Mrs. Mullen, who was expecting her
daughter, Mrs. Blatterman of st.
LOUIS Mo- W 10 Will A01S u8S OooA
disappointed in that because Mrs.
sBlattermaDn has been i'll and is not
able to make the trip at present. She
is however somewhat better and Mrs.
Mullen will 60 to Tracy for dinner
Thursday with Mrs. Kluge of that
place. Mrs. Mullen's little niece,
Eleanor Blatterman, will accompany
Mrs. Mullen.
The G.. A. Ottomeyer family will
have IS guests Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. r.
Arhart and their daughter Miss
Florence and Mrs. A. F. Rieke and
children Of Fairfax.
The New Ulm Publishing Co. will
be closed all day Thanksgiving Day
to give the employees whole day at
home. Rudolph Kemski will spend
the day with his parents at Waconia
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