New Ulm review., 1920-07-07

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Ulm visitor last week Tuesday.
Miss Meta Schrapp of Sleepy Eye was
New Ulm visitor the forepart of last
week.
Miss Florence Simonson of Lafayette
was a recent visitor with New Ulm
friends.
Otto Nothardt of Sleepy Eye and j
Smasal of this city made a successful
fishing trip to Grey Eagle recently.
The Misses Elsie Hanson, Emily
McNall and Zelma Green attended the
New Ulm Park concert recently.
Mrs. j. Schroepfer and daughter,
Anna, of Sleepy.EYes came to New Ulm
recent lereIhegirl had her tonssilSI
re1novedss= sasss.s - u
Carl Engel came down from Mime
apolis, Saturday, to spend Sunday with
\ his father j EiEe Chief Henry Engel, and
Sother local relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hanson and child
rem Of Sleepy Eye were among the New
Ulm callers the past week. Mr.. Hanson
attended to some business here.
Mrs. P. A. Becker and children re-
turned home last Wednesday from a
pleasant visit of several days with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Fedde, at Welcome, MINI.
VIM. Kissner and his two children,
accompanied by Wesley Melzen and
the Misses Florence and Elsie Bruess
came to New Ulm recently to visit Mrs.
w. Kissner at one of the local hospitals.
Mesdames Caroline Frenzel and An
drew Biebl are enjoying a visit from
Miss Bertha Greiner of Milwaukee, a
niece of the former and cousin OF the
latter. Miss Greiner expects to remain
in New Ulm for three weeks.
The radiant expression on Attorney
Albert D. Flor's countenance is easily
explained, for the stork paid the Flor
home visit, Friday, and leftia bouncing
family. Mother and babe are doing
nicely;
E Rev. Arthur Blauert and daughter
haveNsreturned to their home at Faith,
ID, after a visit with the formers
parents, Teacher and Mrs. VIM. Blauert
in this city. Rev. Blauert attended the
Lutheran district conference at Man
kato, delivering the pastoral address.
Martin Garbrecht, teacher in the
Lutheran parochial school at Wakesha
Wis, arrived her Friday to spend the
summer vacation at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Garbrecht
He will return to Wakesha to resume his
duties as instructor at the beginning o1
the fall term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gales returned
to their home at St. Paul, yesterday
afternoon, following a pleasant visit of q
few days with the formers mother, Mrs
Mary Gales, and other local relatives
and friends. Mr.. Gales is engaged as
instructor in physical culture in the
Sanity City.
Robert r. Gibson of Minneapolis spent
few days in New Ulm last week, calling
on local business men and others in the
interest of the proposed Babcock high
way plan amendment, which will be
voted upon at the general election next
November. Mr.. Gibson addressed q
meeting of farmers and others at Nicollet
last Wednesday afternoon.
The Fourth of July celebration at the
! Catholic Park here, Sunday was well
attended and netted the Christian
Mothers Soci: ty, which had arranged
the affair, a snug surplus. Dinner was
served at the Catholic school house and
refreshments could be had at the park
during the afternoon. A varied program
of amusements furnished entertainment
for those attending.
Herman A. Vogelpohl returned home
Saturday from Lawrence, Kas., where
he transacted business in connection with
the consolidation of the local pipe organ
factory Of II. H. Vogelpohl & Sons with
the Reuter- Organ Co. The name of the
consolidated concern will be Reuter-
Vogelpohl Organ Co. and it has just re-
Gently open d a modern new pipe organ
factory, having a capacity of one pipe
organ a week, at Lawrence, a city OF
about $4,000 inhabitants. The Uni
versity of Kansas, as we'll as large
Indian school, are located there. After
completing the contracts which they
have laready entered into to build pipe
organs, Messrs, Herman A. and Ernest
Vogelpohl will close the local factory and
become actively associated with the
new pipe organ company, taking over the
sale and installation of it's products ir
the northern division, which reaches
from coast t. coast.