New Ulm review., 1921-06-22
Henry Ahrens leaves today Wed
nesday) on a business trip to Chicago.

/ Mrs. A. Ackermann has returned
from few days visit with friends at
Glencoe and Arlington. S
Miss Ellen Anderson and Edwin
Hage returned, Thursday, from q
several days visit with relatives and
friends at Hanska.
Mrs. Ernst Rollof of Milford town
ship was a guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. August Schroeder at Sleepy
Eye, the latter part Of last week.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Z. Zupfer left
for Morton, Thursday morning, to
attend the funeral, befs a. relative,
Wenzel Singer. They returned home
Saturday. ,s's 15t'
! Mrs. Jake Laven and children Of st.
Paul arrived here Thursday for, q
visit with the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George, Hahselbruck. From
here they went to Mankato to visit
and, friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Heiser Of
Greenway, S. D., arrived here, Thurs
day afternoon, for few days visit at
the home Of the latter's brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Harald
Sallet, South State street.
! Miss Selma Bethke has retu1 ned
from visit with her friend, Miss
Sylvia Gehrke, at Lucan. The latter
will spend her summer vacation study
ing piano and voice at the McPhail
School of Music in Minneapolis.
Il Matt Miesen and children, accom-
panied BY Mrs. William Koenig and
Miss Agatha Clausen, drove over
from Lamberton, recently, to visit
Mrs. Miessen and little baby at the
}Loretto Hospital here. 3sf2' 4,it,,
4. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Schmidt and
family of Milwaukee, Wis, arrived
here, Friday, for a several weeks
visit at the home of the formers
brother-in-law and sister, Prof. and
Mrs. III. Klatt, South Jefferson St.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Grimm OF
rLamberton enjoyed a brief visit with
New Ulm relatives, recently. En-
route home they were accompanied by
their daughter, Miss Nancy, who re-
turned from stay in the Twin Cities
and Hutchinson.
Mrs. Marie Byer and her brother,
Edward Witt, motored to Henderson
Saturday, and spent Sunday with rela:.
tiyes. Enroute home they. were sac-
)companied by Miss Bertha Witt, who
had enjoyed a two weeks visit insthe
Twin Cities and at Henderson. !,
4 Rev. and Mrs. F. Schulz and son,
Fred, Of Faribault, arrived here last
Tuesday to attend the graduation
exercises at the DR.. Martin Luther
College. They were guests at sthe
home Of 3Mr. and Mrs William He'll
mann, North Broadway, and returned
to Faribault Wednesday. a:ss /
Mr.. land. Mrs. Martin Mohr and
family, / accompanied by Theodore
M ohr and Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Dauer
of this city, left on an auto trip. TO
Parkers Prairie, yesterday morning,
where. they will visit with. William
Mohr, who conducts garage at that
place, in company with Charles Fort,
wengler. Il
Wednesday Of last week marked the
opening of the black bass season and
local Isaac Waltons were out bright
and early to the various lakes in this
vicinity, trying their luck at Turing
the elusive finny tribe. The law says
that black bass shall. not. be taken,
unless they are at least nine inches
long from tip Of nose to crotch (not
tip) of tail.
Albert johnson Of Linden. township
suffered very painful accident, last
week, while he was riding on a motor-
cycle. He met car and in some way
the, motorcycle struck the car. He l!e
had his ankle dislocated and fractured
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