New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-12-27

Guy Burwell wss j. Christmas
visitor in Mankato.
b. Wilson spent Christmas in Min
neaDOls.
Rudy Kemski spent Sunday and
Monday with his parents at Waconia.
Miss M. Gelher of Saltwater, Mimi,
spent Christmas at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Eichten, on center Street,
Mothers Society OF Catholic Church
gave Euchre party at the Catholic
Schoolhouse Tuesday evening.
Esler Dirks who is attending college
in Charles City, Iowa, came home last
week for his Xmas vacation.
Ed. Schaefer of St. Paul visited
from Saturday to Tuesday with
friends and relatives.
Arthur HUM and Walter Backer
are home from Carleton College for
the holidays.
Miss Hertha Diehn of St. Paul
came home Saturday night for
Chr istmas.
Miss Ross, daughter of Judge Ross,
is spending her Christmas vacati on at
home.
The August Kruggel family of St.
Louis Park spent their Christmas at
tho Wiohoroki homo s.....- ......"E.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Rudolph of
Minneapolis, visited with the formers
father and other relatives during the
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Engel enjoyed
visit from their daughter, Miss
Myrtle of Minneapolis during KIN as
week. --
Miss Emily Grams who has been
visiting her parents for six weeks
returned to her work in St.. Paul
Friday.
Alfred Puhlmann went to Crooks
ton Friday Of last week to spend
Christmas with his sister, Mrs. VIM.
Cavanaugh.
Mrs. L. j. Buenger is entertaining
her brother, Will Tomm, of Cam br j a,
Wisconsin. He arrived Sunday and
will remain over New Years. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Boock OF
Spencer, Wis. arrived Friday after.
noon to spend week or ten days q,
the home of Mrs. Books parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F, Aufderheide,
G. W. Barnes, president Of the
Minnesots Commercial Mems Assoc
citation of Minneapolis spent Christ.
mas ct the home of A. J. Alvin.
I" Mrs. Vim. Mueller of Springfield
visited over Christmas with her mothe l
and sister Mrs. Regina Hsuen sseir
and Miss Ida Hsuensteiu.
Miss Frances Krook, q student al
Ann Arbor University came home fOr
the Christmas vacation, surprising
her father who was not expe cling her
y. Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Hsge left sstur-
day morning to spend Christm % with
friends and relatives 1t Hansks. Mr.
SnilsberR spent tho, day 1t Che Hsge
home in Madelia. r,
q Chas. L. Roos has accepted the
position of manager, of the sales de.
partment of the Hunter Milling Co. OF
Wellington, Kan. and will assume
charge of the new work on the first of
the year.
Fred Guggisberg of Sigel was un-
fortunate enough Monday of last week
while trying to catch q hog to slip and
break his leg below the knee. Both
bones we're broken. We hope the
patient will not be laid up for a long
time.
DR.. G. w. Miller submitted to an
operation for appendicitis at st.
Alexander's Hospital last Thursday.
AS it was a plain case without any
complications, it is expected that the
patient will convalesce rapidly.
The N. Hen, ingsen Agency has a
large supply OF fancy and plain
calendars. They are yours for
the asking.
Owing to the fact that Monday was
Christmas and holiday, it was i'm
possible for US to get the "Review"
into the mails before the actual day of
publication. We are sorry to be late
in reaching our readers but trust the
amount Of news we have to offer will
compensate for the delay.
Charles Lindemann, Jr. manager Of
johnson & Co.'S overall factory in the
old school-honse In German Park
informs us that the factory shut down
Saturday op1 will rounno onorot;onc