New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-06-09
PROF. GAWR1scH TO LEAVE.

Prof. j. p. Gawrisch, for the past two
years q member OF the teaching staff of
the Lutheran parochial school here, has
accepted position as teacher :in al
Lutheran parochial school at Milwaukee,
which was rendered him some time ago,
and with Mrs. GaWrisch expects to leave
for that city Immediately after the close
OF the present school term here. Prof.
Herbert Sitz of Blue Earth has been ex-7
tended call as Prof. Gawrisch's sue
cessor, but it is not known as vet whether,
or not he will accept.
Miss Martha Heidemann Of Sleepy
Eye spent Thursday with relatives here.
Miss Naomi Mueller has returned from
a brief visit at Sleepy Eye.
Mrs. Emil Kruger and daughter, Rose,
Of Sleepy Eye were New Unn callers,
Thursday.
Mr., and Mrs. j. O. Heindselmann Of
Sleepy Eye were recent guests of local
Chas. III. Stuebe and his sister, Mrs.
Alfred ]. Vogel, left for the Twin Cities
Monday morning, to transact business
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evening.
Arthur Meyer, who is employed in a
large stationery store at. ST. Paul, is en-
joying a two weeks vacation at the,
home of his praents, Mr.. and Mrs Fred.
Meyer, on Center street. He will return
to the Sanity City in few days.
Mesdames Herman Schemann, F. E.
English, George CASTER and f. W Eibner
of this city, accompanied by Mrs. An
thony Schiller of Hopkins, spent Thurs
day at. Mankato, the trip being made in
the Eibner auto. s,'
Hugo Eber of Norwood was in New
Ulm one day last week to visit several
OF his friends here. He intends to sell
his jeWelry store at Norwood and to re.
turn to Germany which country he left
about SIX years ago., ii 4 =3s
Miss Irene Stamm closed her school
In district No. II during last week and,
after short visit in this city, went to
Madison, Wis, where she intends to
spent part of her summer vacation with
friends there
A barn dance will be held at the j. L..
Hendley farm, II miles N. w. of Man
kato, on Saturday, June IL. Good
music will be furnished by the Sandon
Bros. Harp Orchestra. The barn is,
45 by 100 it. Last Saturdays dance
held at the same place was we'll attended.
Adv. 20.
Those desiring to purchased very ap-
propriate wedding giftT at "a reduced
price are referred to the Wonder Store
advertisement in another column of to-
day IS. Review. Mr. Becker announces
that next Monday only he will offer any
:l0O-piece dinner set in his store at $40
less than the regular price, provided it is
purchased Tor a wedding present. -
About sixty members lofI the Lutheran
Ladies Aid society tookspart in the big
coffee social given at the Steinhauser
farm at the foot of college hill. The.
Misses Clara and Anna Steinhauser and
Mrs. Weissenborn acted as hostesses.
In spite of the inclement weather the
ladies enjoyed the outing immensely.
A delicious lunch was served late in the
afternoon
Elmer Helget and Ed. Wagner Of Little.
Falls, Mimi, and Miss Leona Wagner,
the latter's sister, who is attending school
at Vesta, motored to New Ulm the fore
part OF last week and visited with rela
tives and friends here. Mrs. Anton
schimschock and son, Clarence, returned
to Little Falls with them. Mrs. Schim-
.schock is q sister Of I'd. and Leona
Wagner. ' Z
So Miss Rose Lamecker, who. became the
bride of Harry. Schaefer. Yesterday morn