New Ulm review., 1921-01-12

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| Cities.
0. G. Kuhn returned to Wanda
Wednesday, after a, brief business So
journ here.
Mrs. Herman Zimmerman has
returned to her home at New Avon,
following visit with local relatives
Mrs. Ed. Werner returned to New
Ulm early last week, following a few
days visit with her sister, Mrs Frank
Brand at Lamberton.
Mrs. Werner and little son have re-
turned from Lamberton, where they
spent week with the formers father,
D. L. Werner, and other relatives.
Mrs. A. J. Loeffier and children are
back from the Twin Cities, where
they enjoyed visit of a few weeks
with relatives.
Miss Lucy Pfefferle, who spent the
holidays with her Mother, Mrs. E. A.
Pfetferle, in this city, has returned to
Steele, N. D., where she is a teacher in
the public schools.
Erwin Werner returned to Lambcr-
ton the fore part Of last week, after
accompanying Mrs. Werner here, who
is receiving medical attention at a
local hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Fesenmaier
have returned to Morton, following a
brief visit with New Ulm relatives and
friends. On the homeward journey
they were accompanied by Miss Vivian
Forester, who njoyed a few days
stay at the Fesenmaier home.
Emil Schlumpberger has returned
to Wanda, after having recovered
from the effects of an operation for
the removal Of his tonsils and adenoids
at local hospital. After brief
visit with his parents there, he left
for. the Twin Cities, where he is en-
ployed.
Mrs. Cornelia Schapel1ahm left. We'd
nesday for Colorado Springs, Colo,
to spend week visiting her sister,
Mrs. F. Drew. From there Mrs.
Schapekahm and another sister, Mrs.
Anna Eckstein, former well-known
resident OF this city, will go to Burbank,
a suburb Of Los Angeles, Calf, to
pend the winter with their brother,
John G. Koch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willibald Eibner have
received the glad tidings that bounc-
ing baby boy came to bless the home
Of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. John J. Moriarty, in Brook
ings, S. D., ION Monday of last week.
Mrs. Eibner and daughter. Miss
Willibalda, left for Brookings last
Tuesday to make the acquaintance of
their new grandson and nephew, the
former returning to New Ulm the
following day, while her Ga1ghter
r,ma ned for longer visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Schmid have
reason to feel proud Of their son,
Erwin, who is making excellent pro-
gress in the banking world. The
young man was elected assistant
cashier of the Minnesota Transfer
State Bank at the. annual meeting Of
the board of directors, last Tuesday.
He has been employed as teller in the
same financial institution for little
over year and his promotion to the
position of assistant cashier proves
i that he is a hustler.
i The date for the installation of the
| Daughters of Isabella, an auxiliary OF
the knights Of Columbus, in this city,
which was referred to in last weeks
Review, has been fixed The impress
sive ceremonies will be held at the
Catholic school house, Wednesday.
January 26. In connection with the
4 organization of this new order in this
city, the Daughters of Isabella and
viz 1lioIiOS1o VI ~. I dlTlCk COUNCIL
K. of c., will enjoy joint banquet
and dance at Turner Hall the same
evening.
According to letter from Switzer.
land, dated December 20, 1920, anc
addressed to Prof. 8. Gruenenfeldel
of North sBocadway, which arrived
here few days ago, nephew of Mrs
Grnenenfelder, being the son of hel
brother, was recently elected as resi-
dent member OF government boart
(residierender Regierungsrat) of tn.
: cantonment Of ST. Gallen, Switzerland
The election was a popular one and h,
received large majority of the vote
!, cast. The recipient of these honor
enjoys an. enviahle reputation as al
attorney, having held the position @
grand counselor of the same canton
mant and foras eight years was ais
national counselor The good news Q
: her nephew's successful career natur
!: ally greatly pleased Mrs Gruenen