New Ulm review., 1922-06-07

Anton Schroepfer Of Sleepy Ely,
was business caller in this city OF
Monday.
Miss Bernice Triton Of Minneapoli.
is visiting with Miss Florence Koehlel
this week.
Little Mary Hennick Of st. Paul is
the guest Of Mrs. Floyd D. Miniun
this week.
Attorney Albert Pfaender spent
several days in Chicago this week or
business. He left New Ulm on Satur-
day.
Mrs. John Manson and son, John
Junior, Of st. Paul are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Besmehn this
week. The ladies are sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F. Schrader
returned on Monday from Minneapo-
lis where they visited for several days
with their daughter, Mrs. Ed. Whelan.
Miss Mildred Green of Minneapolis
is the guest of her friend Miss Aimee
Krook this week. The Krook family
motored to Mankato to meet her on
Friday evening.
The Richard Schwartz family who
live in the Parkview on South German
street are making trip of several
weeks thru Kansas and Colorado. The
family came from that section before
settling in Minnesota.
The Harry Bingham and Elmer
iBacker families and Miss Anne Mueller
accompanied by Johnny O'Shea, Otto
.Deppe, Denny Oates, and j. L. Sui
livan spent Thurdsay out at Lake
Jefferson.
Albert Held, Louis Koehler and Carl
Hummel motored to Minneapolis on
Friday to surprise their friend Herbert
Buschers on his birthday. Herbert is
attending the Minnesota state unive1-
sity. The boys returned home on Sum
day evening.
Miss Louise Peterson of Forest City,
Iowa who has been the guest of Mrs.
Henry Held for the past few days, left
on Monday for her home. Miss Peter
son is wellknown in New Ulm as she
was the instructor in music at the local
high school during the years of 1861.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Lieder and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Haenze were
guests at the Otto E. Lieder home in
Morgan on Sunday. The Otto Lieder
family will remove to Ladysmith,
Wis, June IL, and a family gathering
was held at Morgan before their de-
.parture.
Rev. Paul Gedicke of Vesta has
been extended a call to take over the
Lutheran congregations of Essig and
Brighton that have been in charge of
Prof. A.. A. Ackermann. If he does
accept the call it is quite probable
that Rev. Gedicke will remove to
New Ulm.
William P. Brandish of Wabasso
died at the Loretto Hospital last
Tuesday evening of chronic nephritis.
The deceased had been ailing for the
past two years and for the past month
has been receiving treatment at the
hospital The remains were shipped
to St. Paul where burial was made on
Wednesday morning.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hoffman,
motored here from st. Paul to attend
the commencement exercises of the
graduation class Of the high school Of
which their niece, Gertrude Acker-
mann, was a member. On their re-
turn home on Sunday they were ac-
companied by Mrs. John Hoffman,
who will visit with her son at St. Paul
for several weeks.
School District, No. 81 in Brighton
township is calling for bids for the
construction OF new school building.
The modern frame structure will con-
tain room large enough to seat forty
pupils, two cloak rooms, library and
indoor toilets. There will be full
basement to be used for community
meetings and fuel and furnace
room. The estimated cost Of the
building is $1,000.
Those from distance who attended
the funeral Of Mrs. John w. Koestel
last week were: Henry Koester, Ege-
land, N. D.; John Rooster, Bisbee, N
ID; Mrs. E. Hoffman,, White Fish