New Ulm review., 1922-08-02

Louise Zeller of West Concord, wht
has been employed in New Ulm fol
[some months, returned to her hom,
Thursday.
Miss Marie Klaras of Curry, MINI
came the latter part Of last week tx
visit with her cousin, Mrs. Geo
Haynes for several days.
Mrs. August Lindorf went to Man
kato Thursday, where she will visit
for about two weeks with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Wussow residing
there.
| Mrs. M. A. Hippert went to San
| born Friday where she will visit at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Carl Werner. She will be absent for
about a week.
Mrs. Francis Keegan of st. Paul
is a guest at the Louis Vogel home
on Front Street. She came early
last week and will remain for week
or thereabouts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Stroschein and
family motored to Wood Lake Mon
day. They are visiting with the
formers daughter for a few days
after which Mr.. Stroschein will go
to Granite Falls.
Miss Hazel Oswald was a guest of
Miss Marie Welfgram at St. Paul.
The Oswald family motored to the
capitol city last Saturday, returning
several days later, but Miss Hazel
continued her stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Nelson, their
daughter, Wanda, and Miss Ruth
Hummel motored to Mankato Friday
to make arrangements for the lat
ter's entrance in the State Teachers
College there this fall.
Miss Ruth Rein and her sister,
Mrs. Rollin E. Church left Friday
for ST. Paul. They will spend two
weeks at Cottage Wood near Lake
Minnetonka, the summer home of
their uncle, E. A. Beyl.
Miss Alvarez Groebner was one Of
the guests at party, given in honor
of her sister, Miss Florence Groeb-
ner, at St. Peter Thursday. The
latter was married yesterday to
Otto W. Vedder of Kasota.
Mrs. Walter Backer went to Min
nea polls Saturday where she has
been engaged as nurse. She spend
three weeks here following her re-
turn from the Mill City where she
has been previously employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Eyrich and their
two children of Marshaltown, Iowa,
arrived at New Ulm Friday, making
the trip by car. They will remain
here Indefinitely as guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Eyrich's
brother, Ernest and other relatives.
Mrs. J. F. Delaney of Colona, ILL.,,
and Mrs. C. j. Cornwall of Moline,
ILL.,, came Sunday to visit at the
home of the latt!er's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. O. M. Olson Mrs. De-
laney returned home last Tuesday
but Mrs. Cornwall will continue her
visit for about three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Bieber and
the latter's mother, Mrs. Anna Bier
man motored to St. Paul Sunday.
They returned the forepart of the
week accompanied by Mrs. Emil
Metzinger of Florida who is visiting
with relatives at St. Paul. Mrs.
Metzinger will be a guest of the
Biebers for several weeks.
Mrs. Emma Hoffman, of New Ulm
and her daughter Mrs. Arthur Dort-
land of Mitchell, S. D. who had been
visiting atSt. Paul arrived here We'd
nesday. Mrs. Dortland is a guest at
the Ernst Eyrich home on South
Broadway. Her husband will join he1
today and they expect to return home
Friday.
Miss Frances Michael, who re-
turned to her home at Jordan last
week from St. Paul where she was
attending ST. GATHERINGS College
visited for few days at New sUlm.
A friend confded that a big event
will be staged soon in which Miss
! Michael and DR.. Wm. J. Won Bank
will figure as principals.
Mrs. A. A. Alvin accompanied DR..
and Mrs. HI. C. Edmiston and little
daughter Bryll Joyce, on their trip
to Colorado early last week. Enroute
they will stop. for a day at Spirit
Lake, Iowa, to visit with DR.. Myrtle
Price who will join the party. They
will visit many places of interest
in Colorado, and will be absent for
about a month.
/ Miss Esther Carr and Miss Ruth