New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-06-26
I Carl .Voss of Echo spent the week
md with friends in this city,. 81

Carl Voss of Echo spent the week
end with friends in this city.
Miss Genevieve Vedder returned to
Davenport, Iowa Saturday after spending
a short vacation in this city. 4;
Miss Alice Deid, one Of the employees
in Bernt's restaurant is visiting with
her parents in Henderson.
Rev. and Mrs. Schierenbeck, Of Month
cello, MINI. are visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Blauert.
The VIM. Ruemke family and Miss
Frieda Boock motored to Walnut Grove
Sunday where they visited with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Vetter were sur
prised at their home one evening last
week, the occasion being their twentieth
wedding anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hegglund and
family of Pierre, S. D. came to this
city by automobile last week. They are
visiting at the Christ Sprenger home.
Mrs. Barney Esser accompanied by
her children, Agnes, Bertha, Henry and
Gertrude spent several days during the
week in Adrian, MINI. They made the
trip by automobile.
Mrs. w. G. Alvin and little son
Robert accompanied the A. J. Alvin
family ontheir return to Mound, yester-
day. They expect to make short visit
in the Cities. ...-
Mrs. L. G.. Bell left yesterday after
noon for Minneapolis where she will
visit for the balance of the week with
her sister, Mrs. Titus Mareck and Miss
Minnie Fischer.
Mrs. w. A. Juedes and daughter,
Hattie returned Tuesday from Blue
Earth where they had attended the
State Y. P. A. Convention, Mrs. Juedes
reports that the Convention was a
decided success.
There will be no park concert in Ger
man Park next Sunday. YOUNGSTERS
band has been engaged to deliver a
concert at the annual Chautauqua at
St. Peter and will be in our neighboring
city at that time.
Mrs. Emmy Steinhauser and her
daughter Miss Gretchen arrived here
Monday and will spend their vacation
at their home on Center Street. Miss
Gretchen has been attending the State
University of Minnesota during the past
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Raabe and Mr..
and Mrs. A. P. Book were surprised
Monday evening, by large group of
friends. The occasion was Mr.. and Mrs:
Rabies tenth wedding anniversary and
Mr.. and Mrs. Books fifteenth ami
versary. All enjoyed very pleasant
evening.
Henry Diepolder, Edwin Durbahn,
John Poehler, Joe Schiller, Hermann
Hellmann, Ernst Koosmann and VIM.
Brinkmann each installed a milking
machine in their barns recently. MIR.
Diepolder's hired man was drafted and
he was not able to do the work all himself
and the others are finding it necessary
Mrs. A. P. Book and Miss Lena
Ruemke gave a parcel shower at the
Ruemke home last Thursday in honor
of Miss Augusta Zimanski who will be
married tomorrow to Raymond Kearns,
of Hibbing, MINI. Miss Zimanski has
been a dress maker in this city for
number of years and is we'll known here
She will be married in Winona at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Joe Kraft, for
which place she left Monday. =.
Miss Ida Koch returned this week
from Minneapolis where she has been
spending fortnight visiting with friends.
While there she met Miss Edith Schmidt
who at the present time is training at
the Eitel Hospital. Miss Schmidt has
not fully decided whether she will take
up nursing instead OF teaching but is
trying it out this summer with a view
to a possible change. Miss Schmidt
remarked that she had heard the New
Ulm Red Cross work was very highly
commended in the Cities and that it
was said that the work is so we'll done
that the goods need not be inspected at
! headquarters. This is not an official
report but it goes to show that the work
here is very thoro.