New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-08-03
Miss Gladys Baxter Of Minneapolis
IS a guest at the Rev. G. w. Baxter

Miss Gladys Baxter Of Minneapolis
IS guest at.the Rev. G. W. Baxter
home.
Rev. G.. W. Baxter officiated at. the
funeral Of Will Peterson, enservice man
at Lake Benton, Sunday.
Rev. Baxter returned from Minnea-
polls, today where he had been at
tending to business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Schleuder re-
turned from Spicer Monday where they
had been spending a week at Lake
George. VI
The John SLangmack, All. Maiti,
81 4 Hagberg and Paul seifert fami-
lies motored to Faitmont Sunday ito
spend the day at Interlachen.
MIS-. Geo. Johnson and daughter,
Eunice Marie arrived at the George
Schiller home Saturday for a weeks
visit.
q
Mr.. and Mrs H. G. Schulz and Mr..
and Mrs. C. H. Bliss of Waterville,
Mimi, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
F.. A. Stoll her last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Schreyer and
son, George, accompanied by the
formers little granddaughter, Shirley
Bird, were. recent visitors at the home
of Mrs. Sarah Bird at Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Marso Of Huron
is. Oak. are visiting with their niece,
Mrs. Leo Sprenger on No. Minnesota
street. They will return to Huron
Saturday.
Miss Winona Alvin is spending a
weeks vacation at the home Of hel
parents. Mr.. and Mis-. Ed. L. Alvin.
on North State street. Miss Alvin is
in the employ of the Great Northern
Railway Co. at st. Paul.
The Misses 4Stasia and Mary o.
Brien went to New Ulm Tuesday to
visit their aunt, Mrs. Eleanor Mullen,
and to attend a party given in honor
Of Mrs. Mullen's granddaughter, Miss
Elenora Blattermann, of St. Louis, Mo
st. Peter Herald.
/ The Frank and Henry Landkammel
families of Springfield recently visited
Mrs. Katherine Landkammer of that
place, who is convalescing nicely from
the effects of an operation for appendi-
citis and gallstones at the Loretto
Hospital here.
i The following were guests at the
home Of Mrs. John Buschers over
Sunday: The Misses Lena and Lydia
Christensen and Anna Schlhstadt Of
Westhoff,s, Texas, Dr.. H. Langholk
and family Of Oak Harbor, Ohio, and
Rev. Christian Langholz Of Lamberton
The latter is q brother of DR.. Langholz
Mr.. and Mrs. August Johnson o.
Lafayette. have been notified by the
War Department that the remains O
their son, SwenFM johnson, who dice
overseas dufitgs the World war, will
arrive in the United States in the neal
future. i The parents Will be informed
as to the date of the arrival in due tim,
to make preparations forsthe funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Schrader ant
daughter, Miss Miriam, accompanied
+ by Mrs. G. e. Schmidt and Mis-.
< Carrie Schmidt Of Tracy motored t.
i Mankato Sunday for:the band concer,
held at Sibley Park in the afternoon
Mr.. Schmidt who rendered tuba SOLE
at the concert, returned to Tracy with
his family the same me, evening.
! Ed. Johannes Of Nicollet had the
misfortune to smash the radiator anG
one 'front.' wheel Of his car Sunday
, evening between Inland IL o'clock
when he was returning home. At the
. first corner beyond the CourtlanG
bridge he saw another car coming anc
, in attempting to turn out sufficiently tc
{ pass he struck some sort Of post that
did its best to stop the machine com
pletely and succeeded SO we'll that 9
local garage had to tow him in for re
pairs. Mr.. Johannes explains the acci
dent by saying that the lights of the
other car blinded him so that he coulc
see nothing.