New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-11-03

Herman Degner of Lamberton con-
ulted local physici ans recently.
Miss Ora Current, who is teaching
school near Dotson, spent Sunday
under the parental roof here.
Mrs. A. W. Goldsmith, travelling
secretary for the Women's Auxiliary
will deliver an address on auxiliary
work at St. Peters Episcopal church
here next Sunday morning.
Mrs. Paul Kann Of Des Moines,
Iowa, who enjoyed a weeks visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lindemann, ST., and other New Ulm
relatives, has returned to her home.
Rev. Hartmann, pastor OF lions
Lutheran church at Springfield for the
past two years, has removed to Ottowa,
ILL.,, W tn his family, where they expect
to make their future home. His sue
cessor at Springfield has not as yet
been secured.
/ Mrs. Henry J.. Moll entertained a
party of friends and neighbors at their
home on North State street, Thursday
afternoon, in honor of her birthday
anniversary. A most enjoyable time
was spent and delicious lunch was
served. Mrs. Moll received a number
of appropriate gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kaiser and
children, Herman and Elsie, of tais
city, accompanied by Mrs. Kaiser's
sister, Mrs. David Meyerpeter, OF
Denver, Colo, who is guest at the
Kaiser home, recently visited Mr.. and
Mrs. C. S. Petersen at Springfield and
the C. A. Fierke family at Sleepy Eye.
Nels P. Nelson of Springfield, a
former resident of Minneapolis, and
Mrs. Myrtle Anderson of the latter city
were happily married by Rev.
G. Mayer at the Ev. Friedens church
parsonage, Saturday at high noon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson will make their
home at Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben. Juni are making
preparations to leave for Winterhaven,
Calf, suburb of Yuma, Ariz., where
they expect to spend the winter with
their daughter, Lillian MRS. J. H.
Fritz and family. They will leave
New Ulm for that place November Is.
Mrs. Juni hopes to secure relief from
asthma in that balmy cline. The
Colorado river, which forms the bound
ary line between California and Ari-
IONA, separates Winterhaven from
Yuma. 1t is a very picturesque region
Leo j. Berg and his bride Of two
weeks, formerly Miss Title Jacobson
arrived here from Jackson, last Tues
day, for several days visit with his
parents, County Treasurer and Mrs.
Henry ]. Berg, and other local relatives
and friends, returning home Sunday
Last Wednesday a splendid post
nuptial repast was served to Local
relatives at the Berg home in honor Of
the newlyweds. The happy event
occurred at Bismarck, N. D., Wednes-
day, October 20. The groom has had
his headquarters in that city while
engaged as travelling salesman fol
Swift & Co., but he and his bride will
make their home at Jackson, where
Mr.. Berg has accepted the position Of
manager of the grocery department Of
a large store. The brides home is at
Jackson.
A delightful musical program was
rendered at Turner Hall, Thursday
afternoon, in connection with the
monthly birthday party given by the
Turner Ladies' Aid. The guests Of
honor, whose natal days were cele-
brated at this occasion, were: Mes
danes Martin Hose, John HI. Wedden-
dorf, Fred. Setter, Christ. Spelbrink
August Hummel and Andrew Stein
metz. The program was in charge Of
Miss Frances Krook and was rendered
by her pupils, as follows: Vocal solos
Howard Haling and Miss Mildred
Eibner; vocal duet, Mr.. Haling and
Miss Eibner, and piano solo, Miss
Marjorie Krook. During the luncheon
hour, Mrs. Herman Scheman, who
wore pleasing costume decorated with
autumn leaves, delivered the con-
gratulatory address and presented
each Of the birthday celebrants witt
a wreath Of autumn leaves. Attorney
Albert Piaender spoke on the pro
cedure Of voting, which was interesting
and instructive, and Count Auditor
Louis G.. Vogel also made few -
marks relative to the approaching
election.