New Ulm review., 1913-06-11

A daughter was born Saturdaj to
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Bieber.
Joe Lauterbxch of Redwood Falls
visited Sunday at the Henle homes.
Miss Frances Zeller left Saturday
for Elkhart, Indiana, to visit for three
weeks with sister.
Arth. Dengler, j. E. Haycrsft, Geo.
S. Hsge and Mr.. Feldmann drove over
from Madelia Sunday.
The Lutheran parochisl school
closed yesterday and will reopen for
the fall term on August 25th.
Ole Serumgard OF Devils Lake, N.
D., uncle of Emil G. Hage, visited >.
the Hsge home over Sunday.
Miss Helen Engel Who underwent %
operation for appendicitis last week
1t Loretto Hospital is improving
rapidly.
A baby daughter was born Friday
to Mr.. and Mrs. Theodor Simmet at
the home of Mrs. Simmet's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ohm Mueller.
Mrs. Peter Giefer and daughter
Christine left Tuesday for Thief River
Falls to visit with Mr.. Giefer who has
a farm in Marshall County.
A daughter was born Monday at the
home of Samuel Gieseke of Courtland
and a son came to the George Ries
home in New Ulm yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Russell
are making an auto trip to Mapleton
and other points in Southern Mime
sofa. They started Monday.
Miss Reweybel Inglis of Mime.
apolis has been Q visitor at the
Silverson home the past two weeks.
She returned to her home Monday.
Mrs. J. E. Hsycraft OF Madelis
visited the past week with her sister
Mrs. Carpenter of St. Peter who was
recently operated upon at the Loresto
Hospital. ~
Miss Gore who has been visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Wheeler for
several weeks left Tuesday morning
for Montevideo where her brother has
a pastorate. ....
julius Krause will have a grand
opening of his saloon At Golden next
Saturday, June l4th. There will be a
free dance to which every one is cor
daily invited.
Miss Lydia Won Berg of Charles
City, Ia., a sister OF Mrs. John Essig,
came here for the funeral of her niece,
Hertha Essig. Miss Won Berg is stop
ping at the Holm home.
Mrs. Herman Breitkreutz of Arling-
ton came down Monday to attend the
College Concert and to visit few days.
She also will attend the Methodist Con.
ference at Springfield today.
The Misses Martha anl Auna Kock
OF Belle Plaine and Teacher O..
Boerneke of Fairfax we're guests at
the Lutheran parsonage Monday and
Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Schweppe and daughter
of St. James came to New Ulm Mon
day to attend College Concert and the
Commencement Exercises Tuesday
The Ladies of the Turnverein will
give Coffee Social at the Dakota
House, Saturday, June l4th, between
and 5 o'clock-the proceeds to be
used for the benefit of the Denver
Glass.
A number of New Ulm people will be
in attendance at the yearly Missionary
Convention of the Methodist churches
Of this District to-day at Springfield.
Mrs. Sauter of Minneapolis and a
from China will be present.
F. w. Pfsterer, son of Henry
P6sterer of our city, will receive his
degree of Doctor of Medicine when he
graduates June Goth from the Mar
luette School Of Medicine at Milwau-
zee. The school was recently ex-
amined by DR.. Colwell, Inspector OF
Schools June 9th, and re.
,eived rating which places it among
schools.
Mrs. S. Hestlund who has been
yisiting Mrs. Minnie Woebke, re-
urned to Brooklyn, N. Y. Monday,
by Miss Ida Woebke
Who plans to remain in Brooklyn
permanently. Before leaving Miss
W oebke gave farewell party Sunday
evening to twenty-five of her friends.
Mrs. Woebke lived in New York be-