New Ulm review., 1912-08-21

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Dr.. A. W. Eckstsin Of 81. Cloud
ANeRA sapAaH.iats " nAone iaf yhia
sister, Mrs. AlafH Hanle.
.tMrsssP sulins rerasnd hsf.sson
Jack and Mics Hattie Collars sof ST..
Paul are visiting st,the Il. L. ..Rsmms .
home. ,4 &stfg@ i.i
{ Mrs. e. M. Payne Of Minneapolis
arrived Sunday to spend sever al
weeks with her daughter, Miss 81.
Payne.
The ''Post this week will not be
printed until Friday instead Of Thurs.
day o usual This 10 partly on
account OF a;holtdsv our force y take
ing to-day md partly on account Of
the illness of Capt. Steinhsuser.
Prof. snd Mrs. Val. Blatz OF Gay.
lord visited with Mr.. and Mrs. 81. q.
Vogelpohl last week. This week they
entertain Mr.. and Mrs. John Prshl of
Buffalo, Mimi, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Kuehne and family. Miss Elsie
Wittmsnn of La Grange, ILL.,, 10 slso
visiting them for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Howard and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Llndmeyer are visit
ing their parents. #
The Misses Martha Reinhart and
Elenors Schneider visited inthe Cities
over Sunday.
The Misses Josephine and Pauline
Philips of Shskopee are visiting
with Miss jeanette Reinhart. ..,-a
Miss Christine Fritsche of Minnea-
polls is spending the week at the VIM.
Julius home. .-a~ 81. ..::s.s. ~ !
Mrs. Joseph P. Vogel has number
of the pioneers with her this week,
among them being her sister Mrs.
Ahrens of St. Paul, Mrs. Hahn of St.
Peter, and Mrs. Huber of Minneapo-
lis.
All citizens who have visiting
pioneers or junior pioneers are urged
to have them register at Turner Hall
SO that all other home coming friends
can locate them without trouble. Call
1872 for Information.
Ed. Castor of Waseca is visiting
his mother, Mrs. E. Zeller who is one
of the old niOnaars
Mrs. L. Bernhard o: Strassburg,
ILL.,. is amoLg the Home Coming
friends.
VIM. Weyle of LIE Sueur whose
father was killed here during the out.
break is spending the week in New
Ulm. ..f,.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Mathews of
are Celebration visitors.
Albert Held of Spokane and Henry
held of st. Paul are guests of their
brother, Herman Held. a,A &
" Ole Swanson from Prairie Farm,
Wis, is one of our visitors this week.
Mr.. Swanson is one of the few sur
vivors of Capt. Marsh's command,
most of whom we're killed by the
ssvages at the Lower Agency ferry,
he belonged to Co. B 5th Minnesota.
The only lsurviving commissioned
officer of Capt. Marsh's Company 10
J. 81. Bishop of Sheldon, Ia. He also
is q visitor and third member of the
company was expected yesterday. i
Mrs. Marie Hummel is visiting her
sons this week. On leaving New Ulm
she will go to New York where she
sails for Germany early next month.
F. friedman and wife of St. Paul |
sre spending the week with their
daughter, Mrs. Alfred Schroeck.
Miss Amslis Nix is visiting at
nome. Mrs. Alma Herrendoerfer-
currie OF Fort Morgan, Col. and Mrs.
Petry-Boelter Of St. Paul
IRE guests of Miss Nix.
Mrs. Heinz, an old pioneer, 81 years
If age, Of Minneapolis is visiting with
Ter sister Mrs. Aug. Setter.
Mrs. Rehfeld and daughter, Mrs.
emma Hanke of Minneapolis are
'isiting with the Jos. A. Eckstein
smily.
Miss Ida Sommer of St. Paul 10
'isiting with Mrs. Helene Roos.
Mrs. Caroline Kirst OF Minneapolis I
. guest st Geo. Doehne's. 80
Mrs. Kate Albreoht arrived yester-
Icy and will spend the week with the
sred Pfaender family. -.
Amongst the homecomers OF the