New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-08-30

AZ OuVl8 ldSC week.
Sister Antonella returned to Elizabeth,
N. ]. Sunday after visiting with her
mother in this city.
Mrs. Mary Pfeiffer and son, Waldo
mar, returned home last week from q
visit with relatives in Duluth. They
were gone about three months.
Julius Weisenborn and family of VIM
throp visited the past week with the
Joseph Weisenborn family near College
Heights.
Rev. Geo. Mayer and wife and daugh-
ter, Dorothy returned home Friday
from Henderson where Mr.. Mayer at
tended convention.
Carl Helm leaves today for Cleveland
where he will again take up his work as
turning teacher of the Sozialer TURNER
Elm.
Harkin Massapust, Allan Russell and
Earl Rieke and the Misses Beatrice and
Pearl Rieke and Janet Massapust en-
joyed trip to Fairmont Sunday.
Miss Vivian Lienhart returned to
her home in Minneapolis Friday after
spending several weeks in New Ulm
visiting with the F. H. Krook family.
Mrs. Lena Fleischmann and children
of Springfield who have been visiting
the Franz Bochum family and other
relatives returned home yesterday.
Arthur Dannheim, buttermaker at
Nicollet and family visited over Sunday
with the Herman Marx family. Mon
day Martin Frey of Nicollet also visited
with Herman Marx.
Mrs. F. H. Krook is spending the week
at Blue Earth which is celebrating a
Home Coming. Mrs. Krook's parents
lived at Blue Earth before coming to
New Ulm.
Miss Mollie Collins won set of six
silver teaspoons as prize offered by
the manufacturers for the best letters
written acknowledging gift of the ware
advertised.
Thursday evening number of friends
of Miss Winnie Hoehne surprised her
at her home on Garden street. The
evening was spent in games and a good
time was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Adele Schell has recently returned
from Milwaukee where she had been for
visit. Mrs. Schell expects to remain
in New Ulm with her parents until the
colder weather sets in.
Miss Georgia Paddock and Miss
Mildred Schroeder, former members of
the New Ulm High School faculty, are
visiting with Mrs. VIM. Meile who also
taught here when they did.
:. Walter Rice who =, has been in the
livery business at St. Peter for the past
rs years has decided to retire and last
Wednesday, disposed of the livery barn
and will next Saturday sell at public
auction his entire livery stock.
Miss Laura Sattler returned to her
home in Ivanhoe Friday afternoon after
a lengthy visit with the Peter Kitzberger
family and other relatives. Her mother
arrived here during the middle part of
last week and will remain for several
days.
Nothing but an auto truck will do now
for the New Ulm grocers and one of the
finest now making the daily rounds of
the homes is that of VIM. A. Pfeferle.
His is fine Overland and is very large
and is built on the lines of the delivery
autos of the big cities.
Miss Lenora Stephan who will teach
in the local parochial school this year
was the guest of honor at an informal
gathering at the Lutheran school house
last Thursday evening Miss Stephan
taught at WATERFOWL, South Dakota
last year.
Rev. and Mrs. Fritz of Wellington
celebrated the Goth anniversary of their
marriage Saturday, and Sunday thirty
five of the friends and relatives of the
worthy couple drove over from New Ulm
and spent the day with them. \
Mrs. John Meyer and daughter Doro-
thy of Minneapolis have been spending
few days with Mrs. Meyers father,
Mr.. John Rauschke. She had been
at St. Peter to attend the Meyer
funeral there last week and came on to
New Ulm for visit with relatives.
Miss Elsie Kaiser entertained few of
her young friends at a birthday party
last Wednesday. A delicious supper
was served and the hostess arranged
movie party in the evening. The