New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-09-21
Felix Brust of Sleepy Eye spent
visiting relatives here.

Felix Brust Of Sleepy Eye spent
:. Wednesday visiting relatives here.
| Mrs. May Whitcomb of Minneapo-
lis spent last week Monday visiting
with Mrs. Vivian Dorm.
/ Mrs. John H. Meyer of Fairmont
underwent an operation for mastoid
lat a local hospital, Thursday morn
ling.
i Mr.. and Mrs. V. G. Hopfenspirger
and family of Clements visited with
RELATIVES and friends in this city, re-
Gently.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bertrand, Miss
Emma Bertrand and Mrs. E. C.. Weigel
Of Sleepy Eye were visitors here one
day last week.
] Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Dirks of
|Springfeld were visitors at the c. H.
Dirks home last week. They re-
turned to Springfield, Sunday.
/ Mrs. James Dinnneen and daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret, Of Sleepy Eye,
visited with their daughter and sis
ter, Mrs. Vivian Dorm, Sunday.
| August Dahl returned Friday from
an Eastern business trip for the New
Ulm Roller Mill Company. Mr..
Dahl was gone for almost month.
Miss Helen Fritsche, returned Sun
day afternoon, to Mankato to re-
sumo her studies at the Teachers
College. Miss Fritsche was home to
attend the funeral of her grandfather,
Ernst Fritsche.
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Schieren-
beck and children of Renville are
guests at the home Of Mrs. Schieren-
beck's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Blauert this week. They expect to
return home tomorrow.
Friday, the Women's Auxiliary Of
the American Legion sent sweater
to soldier suffering from tuberculo-
sis at the St. Thomas hospital, Min
neapolis. The Auxiliary is doing a
great deal in helping along ex-service
men.
| Mrs. HI. w. Howard and Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Muhs of Spokane, Wash.
are guests at the August Dahl and
John Kruger homes. and other rela-
Itives here this week. They arrived
in New Ulm by car, Wednesday
morning, after ten-day trip.
! Miss Helen Barth arranged sur
prise parcel shower in honor OF Miss
Minnie Brust who will be married
some time in September. The gather
ling was held at the Brust home on
Broadway The evening was spent
at cards and other games and later a
lunch was served.
/ Fred Nielsen and Alfred Broecker
| have. opened an auto repair shop in
the rear Of the Winkelmann building
at the corner Of Minnesota and Cen
81 ter streets, under the firm name OF
Nielsen & Broecker. Both are ex-
perienced mechanics and their ven
ture will no doubt meet with merited
success.
Miss Ina Juni arrived here last
week from Washington, D. G. Miss
, Juni entered training for nurse at
the opening of the war, but expects to
receive her discharge very soon. On
her way home she stopped at Phila-
delphia, Pa, and visited with her
brother, Raymond, and family
Miss Juni is the guest Of her brother,
Ed, on the old home farm near this
city.
| Adolph J.. Ackernann left for, Da.
venport, Iowa, Thursday afternoon
,, for a visit with his uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Hoffman,. Mrs
Dora Hoffman,, who has been visi
ing in Davenport for the past severa
weeks, will return nome with him
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman, will also
drive along to New Ulm next weel
and visit with the Prof. Alderman
family for several weeks.
The relatives from out-of-town wht
: attended the funeral Of the late Ernst
Fritsche, on Friday, were: Mr.. anc
Mrs. Louis Fritsche and Mrs. Ennelit
Strasser Of Minneapolis, Rober
Fritsche Of Aberdeen, s. D.. Mr.. ane
Mrs. Charles Fuerst Of Bedford, Ind.
! and Miss Helen Fritsche of Mankato
!, Mrs. Wilhelmina Koehne, a sister, o
Indianapolis, Ind, who was unable
to attend, was represented by he
son, Willy Koehne, Of this city. a
! the funeral.
John Havemeier, Jr. and son, Her
man, of CORTLAND township, returne,
Thursday from an auto trip to Lon
Prairie, Little Falls and Randall
where they visited with relatives
+ They visited with Mr.. Havemeier'