New Ulm review., 1921-06-01


fr ends from Saturday until yesterday
Mrs. Katie Grone departed for San
born, Saturday, where she is enjoying
weeks visit with relatives and
friends.
William Gut2ke and family, accom-
panied by IT. A. Moline and son, OF
Lafayette were New Ulm callers,
Wednesday. #.
Dr.aO.sC. Strickler departed yester-
day afternoon for Chicago, where he
will spend week or 10 days doing
special hospital work.
William Finley returned to his home
at Lafayette, last Tuesday, after spend
ing week at the Union Hospital here,
following an operation.
The A. J. Alvin family Of Mound,
Mimi, arrived here Saturday eve
ming and were guests of New Ulm
relatives and friends until yesterday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 3. Soliday of st.
Paul arrived her Sunday afternoon
and are enjoying two weeks visit at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hauenstein.
Charles B. Rein returned to his
home at Milwaukee, Wis, yesterday
morning, after having enjoyed a
several days visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto c. Wichtel.
A farewell party was arranged at the
Creamery Hall, Friday evening, in
honor of Miss Helen Woebke, who will
leave for Mankato soon to attend the
summer course at the Teachers Train
ing College.
Miss Frleda Boockreturned to New
Ulm, yesterday afternoon, after stay
of nearly two years with relatives in
Milwaukee, Wis. Enroute home, Miss
Boock spent two weeks visiting Mr..
and Mrs Daniel Peterson in Mime
apolis. The latter is her cousin.
Messrs. and Mesdames Albert Wilt
fscheek and Frank KALI, accompanied
by their children, motored to North
field, Sunday, where they visited Mr..
and Mrs Emil Johnson and other rela-
tives and friends. Mrs. Johnson is a
sister of Mesdames Wiltscheck and
KALI.
The grandstand at the baseball
grounds in Lamberton was overturned
during recent heavy windstorm. For
a time it looked as though that village
would be visited by a tornado, but the
danger soon passed and no extensive
damage was done, aside from that
mentioned.
Miss Winona Alvin and .Lorenz
Erickson returned to st. Paul. Mon
day, after enjoying a visit at the
home of the formers parents,s Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Il. Alvin, on North
State Street. Miss Alvin arrived
here Thursday, while Mr.. Erickson
came to New Ulm Saturday evening
Some SO relatives gathered at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil F.
Buengers on North Washington street
Thursday evening and rendered Miss
Lydia Fritz of Wellington a delight
full parcel shower surprise. A mock
wedding was one of the features Of
the pleasant social affair and the
bride-to-be was showered with many
beautiful gifts. After partaaking Of
delicious luncheon, the guests de-
parted for their respective homes.
An attempt was recently made to
destroy the printing plant Of the
| Ortonuille Star, the farmer-owned paper
of the place, but fortunately the blaze
was discovered in time to prevent
serious damage. The fre-bug broke
open rear door and after throwing in
a quantity Of waste paper stored to the
| 1Sol VI olC OullOllIS,4 oCe 1llCEteO lI2duu
made his getaway. About.a year ago
the printing Office Of the Day County
Farmers Publishing Co. at Webster,
S. D., so miles from Ortonville, was
practically ruined by an incendiary
fire.
Mrs. Elmer Bode, nee Martha
Wischstadt, of Nicollet township
lsuccumbed to tuberculosis, Satur-
day night, May 20. Deceased was
only rs years of age, having been
born in Sleepy Eye, December 28,
1914. She was married to her sur
viving husband at Nicollet, Novem-
Der %, 1917, and also leaves her
aged father, one sister, Mrs. Gus
tafson of St. Paul, and two brothers,
Otto and Emil Wischstadt, Of Nicol-
let township. Funeral services were
conducted at the Nicollet Lutheran
Church last Tuesday afternoon and
einterment was in the Lutheran
cemetery at Old Nicollet. 81. 0
G. m. iBabcock, state highway
commissioners. .atOpetherswith Fnuinnor