New Ulm review., 1921-12-07

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William Hamann of Hanska was a
business caller here, Thursday.
Peter G. Nelson Of Hanska trans
acted business in this city, Wednesday
afternoon.
Miss Marie Berger left Wednesday
for a weeks visit with her brother, Ed.
A. Berger, at Nicollet.
Miss Annie Havemeier of Courtland
visited with her friend, Miss Alma
Schroeder, OF this city, Sunday.
Appropriate services are held ever
Wednesday evening at the Lutheran
church during Advent until Christmas
time.
Herman Langhoff attended the
funeral of his uncle, Louis Graf, at
Mankato, Saturday, returning home
Sunday.
Anton Forster left yesterday morning
for Mankato and Minneapolis, where
he will visit with relatives and friend
for several weeks.
Miss Minnie Matthi Of Henderson
visited at the IF. j. Backer home,
Monday. Miss Matthi was on her
way to Gaylord, where she will serve
on the jury. ,4
Mrs. Ida Doctor Of Minneapolis spent
the weekend as the guest of Attor-
ney and Mrs. T. o. Streissguth and at
the G.. G.. REIN home. Mrs. Doctor
is a sister of M. Streissguth.
Mrs. Ferdinand Langhof returned
to ST. Paul, Saturday, following four
weeks visit with her longtime friend,
Mrs. Catherine Koehler, who has been
very i'll, at the Fred. Windland home.
Mrs Koehler is gradually convalescing.
P. A. Becker made a flying trip to
the Twin Cities, Monday, to replenish
the depleted stock of Christmas goods
at the Wonder Store. He reports an
excellent holiday trade, as the result Of
consistent advertising and prices that
are right.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wandersee were
entertained at dancing party at the
Milford Club house, Thursday eve
ming, by a number Of friends of the
neWlyweds. Fritsche & Bauermeister
furnished the music for the occasion
and at late hour, a lunch was served
that had been prepared by the merry
makers.
Alvin Moll, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
George, sMoll, of. Home township, is
visiting with his parents, after spend
ing year in the U. S. Army. He was
assigned to duty in the Hawaiian
Islands and remained there as baritone
player in military band until Octo-
ber, at which time he sailed for home
The annual sale and supper arranged
by the Congregational Ladies Aid were
we'll attended, Wednesday afternoon.
The sale was held in afternoon, and
food-stufs and fancy work were dis
posed Of. The chicken supper in the
evening was enjoyed by large num-
ber.
Mrs. Martha Fischer and Carl
Poehler were married Thursday, No
vember "a, by Rev. H. Strassen at the
German Lutheran Church in Courtland.
They were attended by Mr.. and Mrs.
August Poehler, Jr. The newlyweds
will make their home on the farm of
the groom's father in Courtland town
ship.
Rev. C. ]. Albrecht Of this city
Rev. I'm. Albrecht of Fairfax, Rev
R. Polzin of Mud Lake, Rev. II
Boettcher of Gibbon, Rev. J,Dyster-
heft and Helen and Rev. W. Scheic
of Echo attended a meeting S,of the
Lutheran congregation at Vesta, re.
Gently, Of which Rev. Paul Gediyceke
is pastor.
Mrs. Herman ANIME, her daughter
Miss Katherine, and son, Fred, ex
pect to leave for sojourn Of three
months or longer in the West, mex
week. Their first objective is Puyal
lup, Mrs. Amme's former home
where they will visit relatives fo
some time before going to Portland
Ore, for an extended stay will
friends. Puyallup is a prosperous
little city located near Tacoma.
! Mrs. Chas. Rauschke was very
pleasantly surprised by some 25 friends
in honor Of her birthday anniversary
at her home on North Broadway
Tuesday evening. "5OO'' was played
and prizes were awarded to Mis-
Martha Werner, Mrs. Ben Frank, Emi
Lueder and Ed. Werner. The guest
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