New Ulm review., 1919-11-12

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| Martin Bieraugel has returned from
IA business visit at Lamberton
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lang enjoyed
a few days visit from Miss Katherine
Dedrick Of Wanda.
/ Otto Yaeger has returned to his
home at Lamb berton after a visit of sew
eral days. with relatives here.
IS Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Thurston and
children are back home from visit with
relatives in Fairfax and vicinity
Geo. Linde1nann Of Sleepy Eye spent
a few days in New Ulm last week, visit
ing relatives and attending to business
matters.
I Miss Clara T. Sperl, who recently
returned from relatives and friends at
ST. Paul, is a guest at the home Of her
sister, Mrs. c. J J. Hauser
Mr.. Hugo Schnobrich returned home
after having been honorably discharged
from the army. At present he is assist
ing his mother in the meat market
August Boyer, the popular landlord
of the Northwestern Hotel, has added a
grocery store to his enterprise, and the
venture is proving a great convenience
to the residents of the Riverside district.
Mrs. Theo. w. Weyhe has returned
to Minneapolis after a visit at the home
of her son, Fred Weyhe, in this city.
She came to New Ulm principally to
make the acquaintance Of her new
grandson.
Aug. A. johnson has disposed Of his
150lacre farm in Bernadotte township
Nicollet cot nty, to Albin Johnson:
residing near Lafayette village, who will
take possession March 1920. The
price paid was $3.50 per acre
The Misses Meta Reetz and Esther
stefen gave a dinner party at 6o'clock
last Thursday at the Steffen home.
A delicious repast was served the IA
guests invited. The other part Of the
evening was spent in card playing.
Mrs. John Henle leaves this afternoon
for Redwood Falls for visit at the
Jos. Lauterbach home. Little Marie
Katherine Lauterbach, who has been
a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henle for the
past two months, will return to Redwood
Falls with Mrs. Henle.
John J. Bauer, who has been tenant
on the Andrew Saffert farm in the
town of Sigel for several years past, has
moved to New Ulm with his family
and has taken possession of his residence
on North State street, until recently
occupied by the Gus. Karras family
Mrs. Peter j. Arbes Of this city has
so far recovered from the. effects Of an
operation performed upon her at a local
hospital three weeks ago, that she was
able to return home Saturday evening.
Her many friends will be glad to learn
that she is conyalescing as rapidly as
can be expected.
Reports have it that the eastbound
passenger train, due here at 800 o'clock
in the afternoon, lost its mail coach
in deep snowdrift west Of Huron,
S. D., Monday. We have, thus far,
not observed a notice Of reward offered
for the recovery Of the railroad equip
ment mentioned.
County Superintendent ofschools r. b.
Kennedy returned Thursday evening
from attending the annual convention
Of the state association Of county super
intendents, which was held at the state
farm school last Wednesday. Numerous
matters Of impor to the management
and conduct Of rural schools were dis
Icussed during the convention.
49, Wis sS0lA S1AdSJSA dLO O1uSuttEi YER
na, Of Ellsworth, Kans., returned home
Monday morning, after visiting the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred.
Etter, at Cambria, and at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hopkins in this
lcity for the past Eve weeks. A farewell
in honor Of the departing guests was
held at the Etter home in Cambria
Sunday evening, when q most enjoyable
time was spent by those in attendance.
The Modern Health Crusade troup
has their annual entertainment Sunday
might at Turner Hall Club rooms. $500,
was played and prizes were as follows:
Mr. Gilbert won head prize, Mr..
Herman Frenzel, low. Ladies: Head
prize, Mrs. Frank Dietz, low, Mn.
+ A. Gilbert. Toasts, stories and
Jokes plaid 9 part ID the entertainment.
! "a two course lunch concluded the PRO.