New Ulm review., 1920-07-07

Mr.. and Mrs. G. Bruess of Sleepy Eye
returned to. their home after short
visit here in the city.
Chas. Brown of Sleepy Eve was
among the visitors of the Hofmeister
band concert recently.
Miss Greta Morrison returned to her
home in Sleepy Eye after pleasant visit
with friends in this city.
Mrs. Barbara Wenger, mother of Mrs.
VIM. Marti of this city, was called by
the grim reaper Saturday, June 19. The
deceased was born in Switzerland,
August ~, 1850, being almost 70 years
old at the time of her death. She and
her husband were residents of Brown
county for many years.
Mrs. Peter Jenningers of this city
went to Sleepy Eye last week, accom-
panied by her two little sons. The latter
remained in Sleepy Eye, the one with
Mrs. John Weicherding, and the other,
with Mrs. ]. Schue1ler The next day,
Mrs. Jeningers underwent an operation
for gall stones at the Loretto hospital,
where she gettiHk along nicely at the
present writing
Mr.. and Mrs: Theo: Steffen, and
daughter, Ernstine, whos visited with
Mr.. Stefen's mother, Mrs. Herman
Steffen, on North Minnesota street and
with other relatives and friends in this
city and West Newton, have. departed
Tor Marshall, MINI, to visit with Mrs.
Theo. Steffen'ss Parents, MI. and Mrs.
D. M. King. Pom there they will re-
turn to their home at Wilton, N. D.
Prof and Mrs. Ralph S. Henry, 112
South Washington street, are rejoicing
over the arrival of a baby boy, born at
the Loretto hospital on July 4. Prof
Henry, who is at present engaged in
Chautauqua work in Central Wisconsin,
is spending few days at home. He ex-
poets to finish the Chautauqua season
in time to retur toNew, Ulm to5.take u
his duties as high school principal at the
opening ofschool in Septem er.
Mrs. Elmer Gebhard Of Alton, MINI,
who submitted to serious operation at
the Union hospital here about three
tuition lastzW ednesday and is recuperat-.
ing at. the home Of her parents-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Gebhard, on N North
State street. Rey &c Gebhard arrived here
last Tuesday evening for visit of several
days with his wife and parents. He
preached the ezsermon at the local Metho.
dist church Sunday morning.
Louis Safert and family departed the
fore part of last week for St. Paul and
after a brief sojourn continued theil
! journey to Sykestpn, N. D., for an ex.
/ tended visit with the formers sister
Mrs. Jos. Paa, and family. From there
they will go to Milwaukee, Wis, tt
make their future home in the Cream
City. Mr.. Saffert was employed in tht
local meat market of his brother, Andrew
Saffert, for about Is years and his many
friends regret the, family's departur
from New Ulm, but wish them unlimited
success and contentment in their nev
home.
Prof. and Mrs. j. !. F. Gawrisch left las
Wednesday for Red Wing, for brie
| visit with the formers parents. From
! there they will continue to La Cross
and Watertown, Wis, for short stays
finally going to Milwaukee, Wis, wher
Prof. Gawrisch will take up his ney
duties as instructor in the Bethesd
Luthern parochial school at the begin
ming Of the fall term. He has beenone Z
thelocal Lutheran parochial school teach
ers for the past two years and durin
/ their stay in New Ulm, Prof. and Mrs
I GaWrisch have made many friends, Wh
A regret their. departure, but wish then
i hucllha ppiness and prosperity an tho
new home. -. S.S5 AsSsA