New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-07-06

this city.
A. j. and Earl Bethany Of Wanda
/ transacted business here the fore
part Of the week.
Mrs. C. M. Miller and children Of
Comfrey were New Ulm visitors for
a few days last week.
Hanska's five day Chautauqua
started Monday Of this week. A
splendid program has been secured.
Hard Wood Cider Kegs for Sale
NEW ULM BOTTLING WORKS.
| Adv. 1921
Miss Therese Hefter Of Minneapolis
arrived here yesterday afternoon for a
| few weeks visit at the John Korbel
and Clifton E. Smith homes here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hahselbruck
and family, Mrs. Boland and chill
rem and morgan Of st. Paul spent
Sunday and Monday at the George
Hahselbruck home.
Alfred Rein, Jos. Stadick and VIM.
Schaeffler of this city left for a
long trip through Canada, Montana
and the Dakotas. They intend to
be gone for several months and visit
with relatives and friends on the
way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony johnson and
son, Willard, of Minneapolis arrived
here via auto, Saturday noon, for a
few days visit with Mrs. Johnson's
parents Mr., and Mrs. j ohm Schneider,
South Minnesota street. They re-
turned to the Mill City, yesterday
morning.
Joseph Lerschen of Marshall, who
has rendered music with his orchestra
for dances at the Armory here upon
different occasions, was recently
married to Miss Helen Marie Lucas.
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. C. E,
Childs of Minneapolis, at the Pro-
Cathedral Of St. Mary in Minneapo-
lis. The newlyweds will be at home
after July Is at Marshall.
| The German Lutheran congregation
of Eden township recently celebrated
the 40th anniversary of its organiza-
ton. Elaborate services commemora-
tive of the occasion were held, Rev.
P. E. Horn. the pastor being assisted
by Rev. j. Bauer, a former pastor;
Rev. Netzke, Lake Crystal; Rev. H.
Boettcher, Gibbon; Rev. I'm. F. AL
brecht, Fairfax, and Rev. w. C. AL
brecht, Sleepy Eye. sou
Records at the state Hospital in St.
Peter show that during the past six
months the physicians on the staff OF
that institution have prescribed a
total of only four ounces of whiskey
/ for the 1900 inmates. Inasmuch as it
would prove rather daring and al
most impossible undertaking to
smuggle .whitemule" ,dhto the ST.
Peter hospital, the patients must Of
necessity have become accustomed to
Sahara-like dryness there.
Miss Frances Krook rendered a de,
lightful vocal solo during the recent
district convention of the Women's
Foreign Missionary Society Of the
Methodist church at Echo, which was
attended by large delegation from the
New Ulm society. Miss Eva Nelson
a missionary from Shanghai, China
spoke very interestingly Of her work
and the conditions existing in thai
far-off Oriental city. The convention
proved exceedingly helpful and in
structive to all in attendance.
The Fourth Of July picnic held a
the Catholic park here, Monday, unde
the auspices Of the Christian Mothers
Society, was largely attended AM
those present apparently found ampl
opportunity to enjoy themselves. I
was an ideal day., following Sunda!
!, evenings rain, and the ATTENDANCE
was large. Hofmeister''s. Band furn
, ished excellent music during the after
noon and lunch was served at tn
Catholic school house. A varied pro
gram of outdoor sports and othe
amusements furnished entertainment
for those attending the picnic.
, Mrs. L. B. Krook was most agree
ably surprised bysa party of friends
: Thursday, who escorted her to Win
| throp and arranged for an elaborat
birthday dinner at the Setter Hous
3 there, in honor of Mrs. Krook's nata
day. The members of this delight
full birthday surprise party were Mes
) danes Mary Sigel, Elenora Muller
!. O. M. Olsen, Catherine Silverson, n
: Henningsen, H. N. Somsen, Adolp
Nellie, A. w. Bingham and her mother
!, Mrs. Jewett, and Mrs. Krook an
! daughter, Miss Frances. The part
drove to Winthrop via the auto rout'
!, and the trip was greatly enjoyed.
The Lafayette Farmers Elevate
Co. also suffered considerable as