New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-08-27

Chas. Amann from Madelia made :
brief visit il New Uln during the week.
Miss Helen Woebke has returned home
after q month s visit with friends ats
| Jackson, MINI.
Attorney T. o. Streiissguth from Cay
lord made . professional visit in New Ulm
during the week.
r. A. Burnhas returned to his home in
Nicollet after undergoing an operation
for removal of tonsils.
Mrs. Arnold Cordes and Mrs Henry
fSchrader entertained the Standard Bear
lers at the Cordes home last Thursday.
DR. Van McHale from Henderson
spent the past week at the home Of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 2. r. McHale.
+ Mrs. Theodore Weyhe and son Viz
Hard from Minneapolis visited at the
home Of their son Fred Weyhe last week.
Mrs: Conrad Schweppe and her guest
Mrs. W. Frank Of Rice Lake, Wis,
visited with relatives in st. James
! last week. ss.s
Herbert Sondag has returned to his
home near Swan Lake after serving
overseas He was member of the
medical corps.
Mrs. John b.. Wersal from Sleepy
Eye has been taking treatments at the
| Loretto hospital She was able to return
/ home last week.
Miss Katherine Kidd from Mime
apolis was a guest Of Miss Catherine
Weiser last week during the Home
Coming celebration.
Mrs G. II. Mackenzie and Mrs.
Irving Koch returned to eeheir home in
Gaylord Thursday after an enjoyable
visit at the Chas. Brust, ST., home.
Chas. a. Stolz has disposed Of his.
farm near Redstone, in CORTLAND town
ship to Andrew j 4. Sues. The farm
contains 112 acres and was sold for
$125 per acre.
Miss Margaret Schneider of Winona
and Miss Marie Gibbons Of Minneapolis
returned to their homes Friday afternoon
after an enjoyable visit with Miss Viola
/ Backer. y.
Mrs. Mary Bertrand, aged 20, met
with an unfortunate accident last Thurs
day, when she fell in her home on orth
Washing ton street and fractured her.
left arm near the wrist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Galligan, Roman
Renner and Miss Sund from Comfreys
motored to New Ulm Friday and were
guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert "a. Manderfeld.
Mrs. John McTaggart Of Lamberton
!, died at the Union Hospital last = hurs-
day morning The rlInains Wnrn gnnt
to Larnberton where funeral services
were held and interment made.
The annual meeting Of the Minnesota
Federation Of Wornen's clubs will be
held at Little Falls, September a, Is,
and 26. This convention will be the
twenty fifth anniversary Of the Feder-
alton. B
] The Misses Esther Renner and Alice
i Linde, of Comfrey underwent operations
flor the removal Of stonsils and adenoids
at the Loretto hospital Thursday after
moon Both are getting along nicely
and have returned to their homes.
Frank Polta from st. Paul is emf ying
! a visit with relatives and friends here.
] Altho Mr.. Polta is blind in both eyes he
1 is well skilled with his hands and Weayes
B hammocks and makes beautiful baskets;
q He attended school at Fairbault fol
some ttinse
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Walter have
& returned to their home in Minneapolis
latter a pleasant visit at the home Of the
1 formers mother Mrs Frederick Wal
3 ther, ST. Mrs. Walther was here for, a
week while her husband visited here
only two days
Attorney 4. NJ. Olsen sold his resi-
|denee property on North Washingt ton
Il ~
street recently to G !. Nv. Schlot tmann Of
yCourtland who will remove to New IJlnl
in the near future. Attorney Olsen
has purchased the w .sB. McC Cue property
[ on South State street. The McCue
family will remove to st. Paul.
Miss Gladys Henton Of st. Paul
who was elected English teacher IN the
local high school, recently gave notice
that she will not be il New Tim to take
her duties. Miss Elizabeth Schmidt.
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