New Ulm review., 1919-07-30

i Albert Baar has returned to st. Paul
after a pleasant visit with relatives
and friends in the city.
j Mrs. Ray Schnobrich and two little
daughters from Sleepy Eye are guests
at the Anton Zischka home.
Mrs. JOS. Sommers and daughter
have returned home after visit with
relatives at Comfrey and sanborn.
Mrs. Carl Furst and daughter, .Thues-
Media Of Bedford, Ind, are the guests
Of Mrs. II. Hauenstein for the summer.
The Misses Louise and Meta Rauten-
berg visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Aug. Wegner and family in Lamberton
during the week.
Miss Cassie T. Erickson, music in
structor in this city, has left for Port
land, Oregon, where she will enjoy a
several weeks vacation.
] Joseph Fedda returned to his home in
Eairmont Wednesday afternoon after
a short visit with his sister Mrs. p. a.
Becker and family.
J. B. Foster and Felix Brust from
Sleepy Eye have contracted to paint
the Catholic steeple. They commenced
on the work last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Galloway and
children visited a few days last week
at the home Of the formers brother
James Galloway in Sleepy Eye.
George Webster who has been acting
as agent for the Standard Oil Co., during
the past month, recently resigned. So
far no successor has been selected.
Frank schaefer returned home last
Wednesday from overseas service. He
was absent from the city a year and
halfand is glad to be among familiar
faces again.
Il. S. Fairly from Fairmont was present
at the Labor Convention representing
his paper, the Fairmont Seminal. He
also looked after the interests Of the
associated press.
2. Otto Tape has arrived at home from
over; cas- AMI during the week a happy
family reunion was enjoyed at t, e Tsppe
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Ledine from
! Minneapolis were also present.
Miss Layerna Dirks from Springfield
visited IN New Ulm during the week.
She came here accompanied by Mrs.
Henrietta Dirks who had been visiting
at the II. r. Dirks home in that village.
Mrs. R. E. Fritsche visited last week
with Mrs. James II. Sapey at Mankato.
u. w. Andrist and brother j. w.
Andrist from Mankato were in this
city last Wednesday attending to busi-
ness matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Kohn and daughter,
Ida, have returned for Oakland, Cal
! ifornia where they will visit with their
son and brother, Albert. He has been in
I California the past eight years suffering
more or less from asthma. Consumption
has alsorecently developed.
George Bigot has received his dis
4 charge from the U. s.. Army and has
j returned to his home in this city. He
has made no permanent plans for the
furture and intends to take vacation
during the summer months after which
he may begin work at the university.
at recent meeting held in this city,
Frank Neudecker Of Sleepy Eye was
elected president Of the Brown County
Poultry Association and Henry Lett
fschuh, also Of Sleepy Eye, was elected
secretary treasurer. Il is being planned
at present to have the annual poultry
show Of the county at Sleepy Eye this
'Ilyear.
A large group Of friends and neiphbors
Of Mrs. ]. Hetlinger pleasantly sur
h prised her on Friday evening. Dancing.
cards and various other amusements
were enjoyed during the evening. AZ
midnight 2 delicious luncheon was
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Hetlnger have
Isold their residence and are blaming to
remove to De smet, South Dakota, IN
the near future.
Mrs. A. ]. Frenzel entertained a group
OF friends Friday at dinner in honor of
Mr.. Frenzel whose natal day was being
celebrated at this occasion. Covers
were laid for fifteen and the guests
|enjoyed the affair. Mrs. Frenzel and
children have left for Redwood Falls
where they will make a last visit On the
farm Of Mrs. Frenzel,s mother. The
farm was sold recently for $227 per acre.
Mrs. Volrath viii remain On the farm
until after harvest and then remove Is
\ Wells.