New Ulm review., 1922-05-03

Ben. ]. Forster Of Sigel town visited
over Sunday with Ben Berg, Jr., il
Milford township.
Rev. Thornell Of Hanska submitted
to an operation at the Union Hospital
Monday morning, and is getting along
very satisfac actorily. t.
Herman Schwantes Of st. Paul visit
ed with his mother in this city fol
several days this past week. He left
for his home on Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Otto Burk returned on Friday
afternoon to her home in this city af-
ter an extended visit at the Martin
Burk home in Washburn, Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Kornmann
returned Sunday night from an auto
trip of several days to Sioux Falls
where they visited with old time
friends.
The members Of the Standard
Bearers held their regular monthly
meeting last evening at the home of
Mrs. III. G. Edmiston on South Wash
ington Street.
Mrs. C. III. Helmes arrived on Sat
urday afternoon from st. Paul and
will be the guest Of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur H.
Besmehn.
Miss Lorna Schleuder has been
walking around on crutches for the
past week. While doing gym work
| in Turner Hall Park one evening last
week she had the misfortune to sprain
her right ankle.
Miss Elvira Hahselbruck Of St.
Paul arrived Monday to spend a week
with New Ulm friends and relatives.
She is visiting with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hahselbruck on
South German Street.
DR.. and Mrs. Ed. Bersma and Dr..
William Sutherland Of Mankato, ac-
companied by Miss Ida Strand of St.
Peter, were over Sunday guests at
the III. G. Edmiston home. They
made the trip in the Bersma car.
The L. A. Gaut family moved into
the Hy. Durbahn home on North
State street Monday of this week.
Mr.. Durbahn still retains his room
there but. at present is managing his
son Walters farm near Klossner while
Walter is teaching at Mankato.
The New U1m Rural Telephone
Company stock holders will hold their
annual meeting at the Farmers Cream
cry Hall, Thursday, May Of this
week, beginning at ten o'clock in the
morning. The chief business to be
taken up will be the annual report Of
the concern and the election of directors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Wheelan and
daughter Dorothy, of Minneapolis
were guests at the home Of Mrs
Wheelan's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. III.
i. Schrader, on North Washington
Street several days during the past
week. Last Saturday afternoons Mrs.
Schrader entertained number Of la
dies in compliment to her daughter. :
Flora, the three year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Teynor, is
recovering nicely from the effects Of a
| fall which occurred last week when
the little girl lost her balance as she
climbed on a chair at the Catholic
Ischool house. She fell backwards,
and it was necessary that several
stitches be taken in the back Of her
scalp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Gehrke of New
Ulm attended the funeral of Mrs.
Herman Boelter at Fernando in Sib-
lley County, Wednesday,. Mrs. Boel-
ter succumbed to an attack of blood
poisoning and died at the Loretto
Hospital in this city. She was twen-
/ ty-four years of age. Her maiden
name was Miss Ella Stockmann. She
leaves her husband and two small
children.
F. w. Peuser is visiting with his
son Leslie at Daytona, Florida, where
the latter has been for almost two
years. Leslie was an invalid when he
left New Ulm but has improved con.
lsiderably and can now get about or
| lcrutches. If he continues to improve
| he will remain until fully recovered
but if his father finds that his condi
| ton seems to be stationary he vii
bring Leslie home with him.
ochs Gingham Dress Sale al
this week.