New Ulm review., 1919-11-12

rof: and Ms. Ralph Henry spent1I
Sunday in the win Cities
Mrs Theo: streissguth 81 Arlington
spent feWdays at the G. REIN home
last week
Dr. H. Vogel returned Mondayl
evening from a business trip to the
Twin Cities.
Miss Vera Junguuist Of Minneapolis
visited with Miss Hertha Baltrusch
over Sunday
Henry Mertz and his niece, Miss
4 sHackert, Of North Dakota arrived in
New Uln, Monday, for a visit with the
formers mother, Mrs Peter Mertz, on
North Minnesota Street.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the NJ. e.
church will have their meeting next
Wednesday, November l9, at the church
parlors. The meeting will be followed
BY social enter TANNER
Victor Neumann who is running a
farm in Van Hook, N. D., arrived here
Monday for visit with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Neumann. Hell
expects to spend the winter in Mime
Isota
The Ladies Aid Of the Congr tional
church will hold an Apron and candy
1 sale at the chi rch parlors this We'd
nesday afternoon, and in connection
Herewith will serve a ffty-cent supper,
beginning at five o'clock. 4
| Manager Reed Of the Lyric theatre
informs Us that he has booked a per-
formance for his popular playhouse,
which is something vefy unusual and I
seldom seen in the smaller cities. Mr.
Reed has aroused our curiosity, but thus
far has not deigned to appease it. We
are anxiously awaiting full particulars. s /
@ Leander -Matsch Of this city has been /
advised by the Navy department that q
he has satisfactorily passed the prehnin-
ary physical examination for applicants
for entrance into the u Navy. The
young man will be required to pass
another similar examination next Feb
ruary, before he can become Jack
tar recruit
Herold, the little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. E
+Chas. Manderfeld, residing on South
Washington street, succumbed to aeon
plication Of stomach trouble and dropsy
of the heart Monday evening at 1915
o'clock He was born July 80 Of this
year. The funeral will be held from
the Catholic church this Wednesday,
morning and the remains will be laid
to rest in the Catholic cemetery
Mesdames j. II. Vogel and Carl + i.
Grone entertained number Of ladies
at the latter's home Friday and Satur-
day evenings Cards formed the enter I.
tainment at both social events, which
were greatly enjoyed. Thursday eVe-s
ming Mrs. ]. =. Schosh was hostess at az
card party at her home, and Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings Of last week Mrs. i
o.. M. Olsen entertained at like events.
at the Olsen home.
Maakato - This city is to have a VIM
ter fete or carnival that will rival any y-I
thing ever held in Southern Minnesota
If the enthusiastic sentiment expressed, |
by business and professional men and
city officials at a meeting held last Thurs
day, can be taken as an indication Of
the support to be given the project,
say the Mankato Free Press.
st. Peter The Engesser Brewing
company have taken over the ST. Peter
Bottlng works and will from now on
manufacture in addition to their near
beer product, all kinds Of soft drinks
Lawrence Miller and Joseph Olson. who
have been employed by III B. Setter,
local Ford and Fordson tractor agent,
for some time. have been admitted to.
the firm to be known as the II. B. Setter
company +. Thorn, resident Of
Nicollet County for over forty years,
died at his home in this city, Thursday,
November s.
+The Christian Mothers Society will
give 50O' and :'Euchre' party At the
~ . irr- seuH. a
November IS. Everybody is cordially
invited. Adv.
FOR RENT:2 rooms upstairs Water
gas and light. Phone 598. Adv. 46.