New Ulm review., 1920-08-11
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
AUGUST Is AND II
ttREYOND THE JAW,,

! Miss Gladys Finnell of St. Paul. is a
', guest at the W. G.. Alvin home.
Victor Lund and family of Lafayette
motored to New Ulm last week Tues
day.
Miss Lucille Schleu der spent several
days at Springfield visiting with her
| friend, Miss, Marie Mueller.
Peter Sauer is constructing $4,000
barn on his farm in Lake Prairie
township, Nicollet county.
Mrs. W. G. Alvin and children ar
visiting the Herman Breitkreutz family
at Arlington for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B. Marschner
of Mankato spent several days in this
city visiting relatives and friends.
! Mrs. Otto Meyer and daughter, Miss
Julia, have returned home from
pleasant visit with relatives and
friends at st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Setter leave today
for Detroit, Mich, where they expect
to spend two weeks at the home of
their son, Earl Setter, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lueck of Aber-
deen, S. d., are visiting at the home
| of Mr.. and Mrs.. E. F. Buenger. Mr..
| Lueck is a brother of Mrs. Buenger.
| Miss Leona Mayer departed for
| Faribault, Sunday morning, to assume
her new duties as secretary to Director
Hanna of one of the state institutions
located there.
Mrs. C. Pollard and son, True, of
/ Spokane, WASH, arrived here Saturday
evening for few days visit with the
Fred. Setter. family. They departed
for home yesterday.
Rev. A. Dasler of Westfeld, Mass,
visited New Ulm friends, Sunday and
Monday. He also called upon his
former Pensioners at St. James, where
he had charge of the German Lutheran
church for several years. Rev. Dasler
was at one time a student at DR..
Martin Luther College in this city.
There is especial reason for that
extra pleasant mile on the beaming
countenance of Otto Buenger. It's
all on account of bouncing baby boy
which the venerable stork delivered at
| the Buenger home Monday. Mother
and son are doing nicely and the proud
daddy IS passing around the smokes .
I MIR. and Mrs. Fred. A. schrupp and
children of Brownton, Mimi, arrived
heresunday morning for visit with
friends and acquaintance. Mr..
while Mrs. Schrupp and children viii
remain few days, returning to Brown
ton via St. Peter and Henderson, where
+bo1y of
Miss Olga Mayer returned to New
Ulm, Saturday evening, from severa
weeks sojourn at the home of he1
sister, Mrs Harry Bush, at Dover
Mimi, and with friends at New Prague
and Minneapolis. Miss Mayer waf
accompanied to New Ulm by friend
Miss Mabel Simons, who is spending
few days at the Rev. Mayer home.
Mrs. Albert Nenno was most agree.
ably surprised by 25 lady friends al
her home, Thursday afternoon, the
occasion being her birthday anniver.
sary. She was presented with 9
beautiful reading lamp as token O.
friendship Cards formed the after
Moons entertainment, whereupon {
sumptuous six o'clock dinner wa.
served. All present enjoyed a very
pleasant social time.
Mrs Carrie Anderson of Moos,
Lake, Mimi, who has been a guest a
the home of her brother-in-law ant
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Schroeck
for the past several weeks, will return
to Moose Lake, today, accompanies
by her mother, Mrs. Frank friedman
who expects to enjoy a. two months
visit with her son, A. B. friedman
and Mrs. Anderson The latter wa
engaged as a teacher in the Philippine
for about a dozen years, following tn
!. Spanish American war, and then en-
2 ,joyed a trip around the world.