New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-08-10

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here, Wednesday, to receive medical
attention at alocal h hospital
Mrs. Vivian Dom spent Sunday at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
James Dineen, at Sleepy Eye.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. C. Scharp, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jake Hauser and Mrs. Henry
Fritz of Sleepy Eye spent Sunday with
relatives and friends in this city and
at Searles.
! Miss Bertha Oswald returned tc
4 Gibbon, Wednesday, following pleas
ant visit of several days with local
relatives and friends.
1t has been decided to erect second
hog barn on the county Fair Grounds
at St. Peter, work to be started i'm
mediately. The new structure will be
20x120 feet in size and contain 80 pens,
with probably exhibiting capacity of
over 100 hogs.
| Hanska relatives were informed that
the remains of the late Oscar O. Hau-
gen, another Brown county boy who
made the supreme sacrifice during the
World war, had arrived in Hoboken,
N. j., Friday of last week. The
young man was killed in action Oc-
tober II, 1918.
Herman Langhoff and William Vie
land and family motored to Wabasso,
Sunday morning, where they. spent the
day at the home of the formers son,
| Gustav Langhoff, and family. Re-
turning to New Ulm, Sunday evening,
they were accompanied by Mrs. Her
man Langhoff, who had spent three
weeks at her sons home in Wabasso.
Misses Emma and Ida Koch and
Mrs. Bertha Fenske, of New Ulm, and
Mrs. Philip Moerlring, of Wildrose, N.
D., we're visitors at the Robt. Tester
home on Thursday of last week. Mrs.
Moelring, formerly Miss Adelia Banes,
is a former Gibbon school teacher,
having been employed as an instructor
in the local school about twenty years
ago.-Gibbon Ga(et
Mrs. Carl Hrusa left Saturday after
noon for visit with her son, John
Hrusa, and family at Owatonna. From
there she will go to Faribault and
Waseca, to spend few days with
relatives, thence proceeding to St.
Paul to visit her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. George Anderson.
Mrs. Hrusa expects to be absent from
New Ulm for about two weeks.
Mr.and Mrs. George Wicherski and
children, Ruth and Wallace, motored
to Minneapolis, Wednesday morning,
where they enjoyed a few days. visit
with relatives and friends, returning
to New Ulm the fore part of this week.
Mr.. Wicherski's brother-in-law, August
Krugel, of Minneapolis, who spent
about week with local relatives, re-
turned to the Mill City with them.
Manager Jay E. Gould of the New
Crystal conceived a unique and at
tractive advertising stunt for "The
Fortune Teller" which was shown at
his popular movie theatre, Friday and
Saturday evenings. The canopy in
front Of the New Crystal was profusely
decorated with playing cards, the
regular kind, as we'll as large ones
painted by the L. Windhorn Art
Studio, and this feature proved move
and very effective attraction.
The St. Cecilian Choir of HoE
Trinity Catholic church arranged {
most delightful parcel shower in honor
of Miss Eleanore Henle, a member O
the choir, who became the bride o
Theodore Furth, Monday of this week
The evening was spent in playin,
cards, the prizes being awarded tt
Miss Henle and Mr.. Furth, and a
1890 delicious luncheon was served
Miss Henle was suitably remem beret
by the choir.
The 1917 Normal Class of the New
Ulm High School had class reunion
at Fort Hill Sunday. Those presen
were Mrs. Meyers, Mrs. Guggisberg
and daughter, Caroline; Mrs. Neuman
and daughter, Phyllis; Mr.. and Mrs
Roland Neumann and son; Thoma
Pfaender and sisters of New Ulm
Miss Louise Augustine Of Springfield
and Mrs. A. A. Anderson and children
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Torgrimson an
family; Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Olson an
family; Mrs. Bernt Ouren and daughte
Adelia, and Elmer and Winfred Ha
vorson Of Hanska. Hanska Heralt
The st. Peter city council f.killed
the ordinance providing for the |
censing and regulation of soft drin
establishments there. One of I'll
provisions of the defeated statut
ordered the removal Of screens an
other Instructions near the front e1
frances to the refreshment places. I'll
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