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

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home for Thanksgiving as they vii
not be required to be on their route
that day. The post Office will be ope
only from 8 to 10 .. m. that day IN
ell patrons who wish to do 90 CO.
secure their mail at that hour.
The Garrows are expecting Mrs
Garrow home from her trip to Ottawa
in time for Thanksgiving dinner. He
sister, Miss Edith Moore, will remain
in New Ulm over the day.
The Silversons, who leave Monds,
for the West, expect to spend Thanks
giving in Chicago. Mr. Silvsrson',
daughter from Cincinnati will be with
them there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil G. Hage will &C
to Hanska for Turkey Dinner ct the
home of Mrs. Hsge's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Anderson.
Miss Lydia Heidmsnn will 60 home
to spend the day with her people IL
Arlington.
A. j. Alvin will be home from Min
neapolis for Thanksgiving week end.
The Epworth League OF the German
Methodist church will have q social at
the home of Herman Geske Thursday
evening.
A. G. Wagner of Alexandria will
spend Thanksgiving week end in New
Ulm with his mother, Mrs. Chas.
Wagner.
Mrs. Minna Zschunke, who went to
Detroit, Mich. to visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Allan Steffen, will
remain over Thanksgiving and
possibly till after the Christmas
holidays. *A
Miss Mabel Remund, sister of
Mrs. G. A. Reineke, will spend the
day at DR.. Reineke's home. Miss
Remund is an instructor in St. Paul's
College at st. Paul Park.
Mrs. F. 81. Behnke will entertain her
father Mr.. Trimmings and her sister.
Miss Marie Rummings, of st. Peter,
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Mrs. B. Follmann will spend
Thanksgiving Day with Postmaster
Liesca and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Smith will be
at the Chss. Hauenstein
home Thursday. They will leave
Friday for the cities, accompanied by
their niece, Miss Ida Hsuenatein.
After brief visit in the cities Mr..
and Mrs. Smith will leave for Seattle
and British Columbia and from there
will 60 by steamer to their home in
Los Angeles,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. F. Lamb, of
Madison, Wis, arrived Tuesday
aoon to spend Thanksgiving week
With Mr.. Lambs sister, Mrs. ]. H.
siegel. Mrs. Siegel gave surprise
party in honor of her brothers. birth
lay last night. There were eight
;ables at whist and the invitations in
GUIDED gentlemen as we'll as ladies.
Thanksgiving day the Siegels will
entertain Mr.. and Mrs. N. Henningsen
and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Krook at
dinner besides their other guests who
will remain several days. Miss
Frances Krook will not be home from
Ann Arbor for the day.
Mrs. Stangler, who has recently re.
;urned from Dakota, is again visiting
With her daughter, Mrs. Foster
Fischer. Mr.. and Mrs. Fischer will
Doctor and Mrs. Schoch and
family at dinner Thanksgiving Day.
Howard Klossner who is attending
Law School at Minneapolis will not
be home for the day. Melvin Vogtel
who is also attending the ~" is ex-
pected home and plans to bring some
college friends with him. Edna
Edwards will spend the week end at
home as will Leslie Olsen who will
eat dinner With bis parents at the
home of his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. August Hellmann 'on North
The Congregational, Friedens,
and German Methodists
will hold Union services Thanksgiv-
ing morning at 1890. Rev. Tesch will
speak in German and Rev. Mayer in
English and there will be appropriate
music.
Mrs. George Mayer will 60 to Min
for Thanksgiving to spend
the day with Roland and Alma who
are attending the "U."
Prof. and Mrs. Sperling are ex-
pecting their daughter Mrs. Lindsey
and her husband of St. Paul to come
home to eat turkey. The college
students will have a big dinner pre-