New Ulm review., 1912-08-21
LOCAL NOTES

Misses Ida Andring and Anna Kra
sre spending the week at home. E
Miss Blanche Burg 10 entertaining
the Misses Irene and Gladys DuLsc
of Minneapolis.
Miss Blanche Fsirchilds IL guest
Of Miss Elms Stolz.
81. F. Blomquist and wife Of Msnks.
to are visiting at the Meile home. :,
The Misses Mollie and Margaret
sCollins entertained, ct . kilchen
Shower last "wednesday evening as
their home in honor of Miss Christine
Riegler, who 10 to be On early Septem.
ber bride. The rooms we're prettily
decorated, the color scheme being red
and gold. Little Miss Ruthe Kloutier
of Minneapolis acted. % Cupid and
presented the bride with the gifts.
The evening was spent in playing
games and light refreshments were
served. The out of town guests we're
Miss Kloutier and Miss Nellie Collins
OF Minneapolis and Miss Jessery of
Rochester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fehler of
Winons who are. old settlers Of New
Ulm are spending the week with tho
Schsefer sisters. Their dsughter is
also here.
Mrs. Peters from Hitchcock, Sask.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Schmidt and Miss Anna
Siebenbrunner of Montgomery, Mrs.
Hartle OF Tracy, and Misses Cecilia
and Lille Siebenbrunner of St. Paul
are visiting at Math Siebenbrunner's.
The guests at the F. H.. Behnke
home are Mrs. Behnke's sisters, Mrs.
Murphy and daughter, Edna of Madt-
son, s. D. and Miss Marie Rummings
of St. Peter and her father, Jno.
Rummings. .......
Mrs. E. St. Julien Cox 10 here for
the week. Mrs. Cox was the wife of
Judge Cox who presided in this dis.
trict and was located At St. Peter. At
the time OF the uprising he commanded
St. Peter Company.
Armand Petry of St. Paul is greet
ing his many friends here.
The Young Ladies Sodality of the
Catholic Church have arranged an
Indian Social for next Sunday AFTER
noon ani evening at the Catholic
Park. Lunch and Refreshments.
Everybody cordially invited.
W. J. Winkelmann sold beautiful
Baldwin Piano to B. Juni this week.
Walter Kunze and Edgar Zelle are
here for the week. r
B. Juni received word Monday of
the sudden death of q cousin of his,
Rev. Vornkamp. Pastor of an Episco-
pal Church at Winona. Rev. Worm
kamp had been in failing health for
some time and was on leave OF absence
in England in the hope of recovering
health and strength.
Miss Martha Keckeisen came home
Saturday from Watertown, S. D.
Mrs. F. r. Weiser and family of
Window are guests at DR.. weisers.
Mrs. Arthur Schweiger and Miss
Anna Bolduan of Wstertown, S. D.
are visiting with their sister, Mrs.
Fred Loesch.
Mrs. Fred Holzksmp of Watertown,
8. D. Is visiting with her sister, Mrs.
S. Sperl.
have an Ivers & Pond Piano,
traded In for Baldwin, from Prof.
G. Burke which I will sell very reason
ably If taken at once. VIM. ]. Win
kelmann.
Mrs. Hasg of St. Paul who has been
at the Somsens the past week
home Monday. Other guests
Of the Somsens are Mr.. and Mrs.
Etnsr Hoidsle and Mr.. and Mrs. Asa |
P. Brooks.
AsAA0 AAS0AVs ~ QUIZ Va M |
Jno. Bushers, Mrs. Tanner, . sister |
Of Mrs. Buschers and the Misses Par
ker, sisters of Ira D. Parker, are
guests at the Buschers home. /
Miss Nora ziegler Of Sleepy Eye1s |
visiting At the Otto Tsppe home. Otto |
rsppe, Jr.. from Alton, 10. and his |
sister, Mrs. Im. Albrecht and family |
Of Fairfax are also home at the Tape |
aud Albrecht residences.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hammer are |
home coming guests at Mrs. Peuser's. |
Mrs. Hammer was KieslinR |
daughter and Mr.. Hammers father |
was also one of the early settlera,
coming here in 1853 and remaining all |
thru the outbreak. At the time of the |
Siege the senior Hammer was one of