New Ulm review., 1922-05-31

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Cities business caller on Saturday.
Gabriel's Orchestra played for q
dance at the Frank ziegler farm near
Fairfax on Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. ]. Jennings Of this
city were Sunday callers at the John
Strassbueg home at Sleepy Eye.
Miss Lenora Batzlaff has returned
to her home in Lamberton following a
several weeks stay at the Union
Hospital.
Mrs. F. III. Krook left on Friday af-
ternoon for Minneapolis where she
will make visit with her sister, Mrs.
A. H. Lienhard for several weeks.
Mrs. W. A.. Klppel Of Winona ar
rived here on Monday afternoon and
will be the guest Of Mrs. F. P. Starr
on South German street for several
days this week. s..
A.. II. Muesing and children, ac-
companied by Miss Amanda Muesing
Of Gibbon spent Sunday with relatives
here and also visited with Mrs. B. G..
ESchulze at the hospital. fl
Mrs. Frank Kretsch and daughter
Elvira accompanied by Mrs. Joe
Puchner and Mrs. Wellington Murphy
spent Friday at the p, J. Wraneschitz,
Jr., Home in Sleepy Eye
John Kamrath and family autoed
Sunday to St. Clair, east Of Mankato,
to visit with Mrs. Kamrath's father,
w. Froelich and two Of her brothers
there. They returned. in the evening.
Miss Edna Blauert returned today
to Mankato where she is taking up a
course in nursing. She came home
on Tuesday after she had had her
tonsils removed at the Emmanuel hos
'pital.
? Art Boyer returned on Monday to
st. Paul where he is employed. He
had come here to attend his fathers
funeral two weeks ago, and had been
visiting with his mother since that
time.
Mrs. August Steinfeldt Of Sickley,
S. D., arrived in New Ulm on Satur-
day and will be the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Gluth of this city for
several weeks. She is a cousin Of
Mrs. Gluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ]. Grimm Of
lLamberton visited with Mrs. Henry
Gasink on Friday, entroute to Hut
Crimson where they visited over the
weekend with their daughter, Mrs.
L. Schumacher.
Mrs. G. II. Bradbury and Mrs.
Arthur Eckstein Of Comfrey were
visitors at the William Emmerich and
Henry J. Berg homes in this city on
Monday. They motored down here
to do some shopping.
/ So q
The Bernice Allen show which comes
Ito Turner Theatre nextsM onday eve:
ming for weeks engagement is said
/ to be very good company. Press
notices from surrounding towns speak
very highly Of the plays put on.
i Drs. F. H. Dubbe and VIM. ]. Won
Bank spent Sunday at the home Of
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Larson at Man
kato. Mrs. Dubbe, who had attend.
4 ed the graduation at the Immanue
Hospital accompanied them home.
Lloyd e. Alvin returned on Satur.
day from Nandreau, S. D., where he
has held the position as principal O
the high school. School closed for thu
summer on Friday. Mr.. Alvin vii
have the principalship Of the Brook
1 tings, S. b. high school next fall.
/ Mrs. S. B. Thayer Of Mishawaka
n Indiana is visiting at the William
II Gluth home. She came here o.
n Wednesday and after spending severa
weeks with relatives and friends here
will go to Renville to visit with he
/ parents there before returning home
Mr.. Gluth and Mrs. Thayer ar
cousins.
Elmer A. Gilmore and John Lin
denberger Of Mankato have charge 9
the new World Tire Store located j
the Dietz building at No. q Sout
Minnesota, which is one Of a chain 4
tire stores extending from coast t
coast. An announcement of the pol
cy Of the store appears elsewhere
this issue. Messrs. Gilmore and Lii
denberger plan to move their famiit
here as soon as they can find suitab