New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-12-26
LOCAL, NO TIES

Miss Eunice Starr is at home from
Mortified for the holidays.
Jacob Engel is spending few days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Engel
Miss Edith Lampel entertained a
number Of friends G hristmas day in honor
Of her sister.
Will Guggisberg Of Gibbon drove over
here Sunday and took Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Pless home with him to spend
Christmas. 5s2.s5
The Misses Anna and Mamie Gould
students of the Normal Course in the
city schools are spending their vacation
at home in Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Wendt of Daven-
port, Iowa, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F. Wendt. They arrived Friday
and will stay the week out.
Miss Warling plays with an ease and
deep feeling which is only characteristic
of talented and trained musicians.
gus, Rock Island, Ill.
The following students of St. Thomas,
at st. Paul are home for the holidays:
Hugo Forster, Edwin Amann, Frank
Tauschek, Elmer and Cornelius Safert,
Eugene Huelskamp and John Schneider.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Owen of St. Paul
have been guests since Saturday at the
VIM. Vercoe home. Mr.. Owen is with
the Northern Pacific. They returned
home this morning.
The Misses Edith and Elizabeth
Schmidt are spending their vacation at
home. The former teaches in Mime
apolis and the latter at Kenmare, North
Dakota.
Skating is in full swing among the
youngsters and glorious time they
are having. The Minnesota River is
the favorite resort and vacation came
at just the right time to make every
body happy. .,'
Recently H. r. Dooley, editor Of the
Sleepy Eye Herald Dispatch, Leonard
Raverty and A. H. Nazarenus of Sleepy
Eye left for Jefferson Barracks, Mo.
where they enlisted in the aviation colps.
From there they will be sent to Camp
Sam Houston, Texas for training.
Soren P. Nelson who conducted a
blacksmith shop in the Henry Seifert
building on Second North Street until a
few months ago when it burned down,
is now located in his new quarters in the
Grussendorf garage which is being
erected on Third North Street between
Broadway and Minnesota Street.
During the past week, the following
were business visitors at New Ulm. Carl
Schlaak of Comfrey, Hugo Kaping of
Sleepy Eye, John Meidl Of Wabasso,
Fred Epke of CORTLAND, William Radlof
Of Sleepy Eye, Aug. Backer Of Essig,
Henry Arndt and Paul Pidde Of Com
frey.
Mrs. Francisco Bellm who has
been visiting for the past year and a half
with friends and relatives in Montana
and at Montrosa, S. D.. arrived home
Wednesday morning. Her friends will
be very glad to hear Of her: safe return
and hope that she will not take notion
to go on such long visit again.
At the annual meeting Of the Ladies
Aid Society Of the Congregational
Church recently held at the church
parlors the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year: Pres, Mrs,
Elmer Haberle; Vice Pres, Mrs: G. A.
Zelle; Sec, Mrs. H. G.. Hess; Treas,
Mrs. T. F. Hammermeister.
Orient Chapter No. 60 o. E. S. of
the Masonic Order at the annual meeting
recently held elected the following
officers for the ensuing year. w. M.
Mrs. F. D. Minimum; w. F. IF. D. Minimum;
A. S., Mrs. Elmer Ha berle; c., Mrs.
F. R. Emmings; A. G., Mrs. VIM.
Stoll; Sec, Mrs. Ida Ozias, Treas,
Mrs. Emil Mueller.
! The Christmas vacation of the
DR.. Martin Luther College began
last Wednesday afternoon The eve
ming before there was a Xmas program
in the Music Hall consisting of mu-
steal numbers, recitations and an adj
dress. There was also a tree resplen.
dent in all its beauty. The address
was very good one, delivered
by Rev. H. G. Hasse Of st. Paul. The
students left for their homes Wednesday
and Thursday.
Last Tuesday morning Herman T
Schwerr and Miss Martha w. Schroede