New Ulm review., 1917-06-06

Miss Clara Sperl visited last week
with relatives at Sleepy Eye.
Mrs. Ben. Juni will entertain party
OF her friends at cards this afternoon.
MI. and Mrs. Martin Penning were
the recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Stockstead at Sleepy Eye.
Mrs. H. Van Essen Of LIE Sueur snent
Memorial Day in this city. Before re-
turning home she also visited friends at
Springfield. 3 .-A>-s =
Mrs. II. S. Neese Of Mankato was the
guest of New Ulm friends for several
days last week. Mrs. Neese returned
home Friday evening. ;
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Zelle Of Mime
apolls have returned home after a weeks
visit with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Zelle.
Miss Eunice Starr has arrived, home
from Northfeld, where she has been
teaching, to spend her vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Starr.
The members of the Eastern Star
passed pleasant social session Monday
evening. There were sixty present and
refreshments were served.
Mrs. Charles Albrecht and daughter,
Alma, of st. Paul have been the guests
for week at the home Of DR.. and Mrs.
j.. A. Fritsche. Mrs. Albrecht is the
sister Of Mrs. Fritsche.
Prof. A. Ackermann of the DR.. Martin
Luther College attended "a meeting in
Milwaukee last Friday, where he ar
ranged for the admission of candidates
for the ministry and the schools.
The name of James Newton,a a member
of the. Grand Army, buried in the city
cemetary, was in some manner omitted
from the list Of soldier dead, whose graves
were decorated on Memorial Day.
Mrs. Charles Silverson, who was the
guest Of Mrs. ]. H. Siegel for week, left
for her home in Minneapolis on Friday
afternoon. Mrs. Silverson was the guest
Of honor at several parties arranged for
her by friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ulhorn, PIG
South Washington street, have as their
guest their mother, Mrs. c.. Ulhorn of
St. James. Mrs. Ulhorn was present to
see her grand daughter, Miss Juanita
Ulhorn, graduated from the high school
on Friday evening.
Herman Wanner and family of Wa
basso returned home Friday, after having
visited relatives for several days in this
city. They, divided their time while
here between the homes of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Schreyer, and that of Mrs. Wanner's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John thinner
mann.
Norman and Helen johnson enter
tanned the high school teachers at a
picnic at the Johnson cottage down the
Minnesota river. The party made the
trip on the motor boat which Norman
has built. A good time was reported by
the teachers.
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ssSibley county's new court house. at
Gaylord was appropriately dedicated
yesterday. The program began at II
o'clock in the forenoon, with concert
by a ladies' band from Watertown, S. D.,
and the Gaylord band. In the after
noon addresses were made by Senator
HIN. Benson, St. Peter; P. w. Morrison.
Glencoe; Representative John w. Boock,
Gibbon, and Judge C. M. Tiff. District
court, which convened for the June
term on Monday, adjourned for the day.
Ferd. Kettner autoed to New Ulm
last Friday. to visit with his daugh-
ter, Marie Kettner, who is confined
to the Union Hospital having under
gone an operation for goitre last week.
Mrs. Kettner, who spent nearly all of
last week at New Ulm accompanied him
home. Springfield Free Press.
Miss Margaret Hicks, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. r. M. Hicks, returned Friday
morning to Minneapolis, with her friend,
Miss Marthela Moody, who was guest
in the Hicks home. New Ulm PIE pie
will be glad to know that Miss Hi ks,
who is teaching in the Minneapolis
Conservatory of Music, and is an. ac-
complished musician, will return to this
city next week to spend the summer with
her parents.
The Ladies' Missionary society of the
Congregational church held it's regular
meeting, Friday afternoon, June l. Mrs.
Otto Setter was the hostess and Mrs. j.
H, Siegel the leader. The program,
"Our New Possessions, and "Congre-
gational Porto Rico, was not followed.
Miss Deborah Hall, 2 missionary, sent
out by the state society, was present and
gave talk descriptive of missionary
work at the Berthold Indian agency,
North Dakota. Interest in the mission
was increased because Of the fact that
Miss Hall has all her life lived on the
reservation, except the few years that