New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-10-15

Stanley and hester Alvin visited with
RELATIVES ~ ling ton Sunday
Herman Fixen visited with relatives
at Morgan and Sleepy Eye last week
Mrs. John Ksegan spent several days
last week visiting with relatives at
Waseca.
Matt. Hoffman and "a ID. Bertrand
from Sleepy Eye were business visitors
here last Wednesday.
Miss Florence Baer is in Minneapolis
where she has taken up studies at the
Minneapolis School Of Music.
Mrs +. Koehler from Minneapolis
IS guest at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. Chas. SStolz and family
Mrs Vinton Bird from Springfield
is visiting at the home Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman schreye e.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Metho-
dist church will meet this afternoon
Wednesday, at the church parlors
Wilmer Moll and w. e. Barnell left
for Sanborn the fore part Of the week
where they win begin work on the cree
ton Of big barn on the Christ Essig
farm.
2. Albrecht and Pearl and Oliver
Albrecht accompanied by Miss Ethel
Schaunnessy from Fairfax visited
with friends and relatives at New Ulm
over Sunday.
Beatrice Pellant has returned
from Milwaukee,, Wis, where she spent.
the summer with her grandmother
While at Milwaukee she had her eyes
treated by q specialist.
A dancing party was given at the
Turner Hall Gymnasium last Thursday
evening in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Bromley, who will soon leave for Mil
waukee, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Buenger and the
Rev. Albrecht family from Sleepy Eye
visited with local relatives last We'd
nesday They came to attend the
Retzlaf- Sandau wedding.
John Vogel met with an unfortunate
accident last week while working at the
|Safert & Guggisberg plant. He had
one Of his big toes crushed and will not
be able to work for some time
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sievert and.
family went to Gibbon Sunday where.
they enjoyed . party given in honor.
|of Vim. Quandt, the occasion being his,
fitch birthday anniversary
Armin Bentzin left last week for
Helena, Montana where he will make .
prolonged visit with relatives. It will
be remembered that he was recently
discharged from the .. S. Navy
Mr. and Mrs George Gastler &C.
companied BY Miss Estella Cordes
went to Chaska last Wednesday where
they attended the wedding of Miss
Bertha CASTER, the formers sister.
Mrs. Adolph Schneider and sons,
Alphons and Edward from st. Bene-
dict, Sask., Canada arrived in New Ulm
last week and viii spend number Of
weeks visiting with relatives and friends
here. is So
The quarterly meeting Of the local
NJ. Church will be held Sunday.
Services win be conducted Saturday
evening and Sunday morning BY Rev.
w. E. Koerner, district superintendent,
LOT st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Miller from Mad
Iison, MI. and Mrs. Vim. Iedine from
Minneapolis and Miss Adela Rachel
from Minneapolis visited with local
relatives last week. They came to- BE
i present at the Retzlaff -Sandau wedding.
Mrs. Minnie Biglow from Bertha,
Mimi, was guest at the home Of Mr..
land Mrs Chas. +. Kaiser during the
week. Mrs. Jos. Colson, who has been
Ia guest at the Kaiser home for the past
several weeks, will leave tomorrow for
ISt. Paul where she will make. brief
Visit before returning to her home at
Helena, Montana.
Mrs John Dengler has returned from
lCass Lake where she spent q week
visiting with her cousin Miss Diepolder.
Mrs Dengler says that there are !
large number Of Indians employed ii
the stores in that city. She also had
occasion to see John Smith, an Indian
;Iwho IS 128 years old and resides several
miles from Cass Lake
Bodies Of all American soldiers inferred
lin Germany and Northern Russia viii
be returned Is the United States IS
soon IS necessary transpo ton can Be
arranged It has been announced ~
ISecretar N. ID Baker fhafs Ia sh.n, s.