New Ulm review., 1921-12-28

Walter Paul Of Sleepy Eye visited
with local friends, Monday.
Randolph and Emil Johnson and
Roy Anderson Of Winthrop were Mon
day visitors with friends here.
Miss Ellen Hummel, instructor in the
public school at Morgan, is enjoying
the holiday vacation under the parental
roof here.
Miss Dorothy Kern, instructor in the
local public schools, left Friday, for hher;
[home in Mankato, where she is spend;
ing the ! holidays. }hp99llid ai.,o,,, +
1 ssMH and Mrs. F. j. Armbrusterand
schi1dfenjs accompanied by Mrss Macy
'Damanni and son, William, ,toflS Sanhern,
visitedswith Mrs. A. G. Langhofff ffaast
week! sci ~, 81 nj.
Mrs. Louis G. 'Vogel left Friday for
ST. Paul, wehre she is visiting during
the holidays with her sister, Mrs. R. E.
Hartmann, and other relatives and
friends.
Truax Pollard Of Spokane, Wash,
arrived here Saturday. afternoon for a
few days visit with the Fred Setter
and Fred Behnke families. He re-
turned to Spokane yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Karl left Satur-
day for Chicago, Illinois, to spend
Christmas with Mrs.. tKarl's mother,
Mrs. Hannibal. While there, Mr..
Karl will celebrate his birthday ami
versary. al;,
Miss Mildred Meyer is enjoying a
two weeks vacation from her studies
at the University Of Minnesota, which
[ she is spending at The home Of her
parents, Mr.: and Mrs. A. Y J. 9 Meyer,
North State Street. 9@'m 81 sf'i'a
ssea.zsisti af.f i3t
Miss Clara ySperl will return to st.
Paul, tomorrow, following visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sperl,
in this city. She also visited with her
sister, Mrs. Charles Hauser, at Sleepy
Eye several days of the past week.
Richard Pfeferle, Jf., of Monroe,
is. D., and his brother, William A.
Pfeferle, of :Easton, Mimi, arrived
here Sunday afternoon, ito spend a few
days with their father, Richard Pfeffer-
le, Sr., and other relatives and friends
here.
( Mr.. and Mrs. L. Zell have removed
to Minneapolis, where they have gone
to housekeeping. Mrs. Zell is a
daughter Of Mrs. Julia Zupfer Of this
city. Mr.. Zell is in The contracting
business and has been working near
Winona during the past several
months.
Mrs. Henry Fuerst and daughter
Adela of Chicago arg spending the
Christmas holidays with the Hauen-
stein families. Mr. Fuerst had ex-
pected to get here raGhristmas but
was prevented from coming and may
not be able to get.here at all at this
time. 4. .s;H,id q Al. T.5jl.
Walter Williams and Miss Maybelle
Zittow, members Of Jay E. Gould's
Orchestra de Luxe, motored over from
Glencoe, Monday evening, to attend
the Christmas dance at the, Armory
and renew acquaintances ahdilvisit
friends here until yesterday noSn.a 4
The bazaar held by the Ladies
Society Of St. Peters church Of Court
land, recently, was a decided success.
Some of the proceeds were used to
purchase magnificent iThorwaldsen
statue Of the Savior which has been
placed in the church. A rubber runner
has also been provided. ;ssas .e
Earl Eyrich returned to Minneapolis
yesterday afternoon, to resume his
duties with the General ElectricsCela,
pany, after having enjoyed a several
days visit with his parents, Mr.aand
Mrs. Ernst Eyrich, and other New
| Ulm relatives and friends: He ar
rived here Friday afternoon. fo
| New. Years Eye rs; (gsaa4t9urday # there
Twill he church services at St; Peters
church Of Courtland at 6:3(
lo,clock. The sermon will be il Eng
'I|ish; On New Years day there vii
I4be special services at 1880 q: m. witt
sermon in German In the evening al
$50 there will be English services.
The St. Peters Lutheran church O
CORTLAND held their Christmas cele
bration for the Sunday school children
at the church, Saturday evening at
o'clock. The program consisted o.
recitations and musical numbers sby
the children and songs by the mixec
choir. There were church services
Christmas Day at 1880 and also on the
second Christmas Day at the same
hour.
Joseph A. Wartha is home for :
several days visit with his mother
/ Mrs John Wartha. North jefferson