New Ulm review., 1922-12-06

Miss Mary Kemp, music instructor
at the local high school, spent her
Thanksgiving vacation at her home
in Lake City.
DR.. and Mrs. G. F. Reineke spent
Friday and Saturday visiting in Mime
apolis, and Sunday they visited with
relatives in Faribault.
William Silverson left yeasterday
afternoon for Miami, Florida, where he
will spend the winter months. Mr..
Silverson expects to return to New
Ulm again in the sprippg. e, - :,
Emil Wurmso of Sta Paul was was 4 ;wesk;s 81 :;
end visitor sat the, home Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John, aWurnn on North ta41
German street. He is employed. {, i ias ],
dining car chief on the Northern,
Pacific railroad.
Mrs. Joe Bemmerls is visiting at the
homes Of her cnildren at S. ring Green,
Wisconsin. Mrs. George Bauer, re-
siding on North German street, Was
also guest at Spring Green and has
again returnedtoher home here. Z.
Miss Ella Stechholz of Rochester,
N. Y, arrived here on Thanksgiving
day for a months visit with Pcof. and
Mrs. G. Burk. Miss Stechholz is en-
route to California where she expects
to spend the winter months. She is y
niece Of Prof. and Mrs. Burk.
Dr.. and Mrs. A. w. Eckstein and
daughter Of Comfrey were Thanks
giving day dinner guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J.. Berg,
parents of Mrs. Eckstein. Dr.. Eek
stein returned to Comfrey Thursday
evening, while Mrs. Eckstein remained q
until Sunday.
John Graft visited over the week
end at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. P. Graft on South Mime
sofa street. He had taken part in q
football game at Sioux Falls, S. D.
on Thanksgiving Day, and went there
with the team from st. Thomas coll
lege. He returned to St. Paul on
Monday morning.
Emil aud John Hetlinger returned
to their homes in Bancroft, S. D., on
Monday after spending the week at
the. home Of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hetlinger, Sr. Mr.. .Het-
linger, who has been suffering from a
venous hemorrhage for the past six
weeks which affected his eye-sight and
his fight side, is resting nicely, and a
complete recovery is hoped for.
St. Patrick's Council, Knights of
Columbus, held their annual hasen-
pfeffer Monday evening, November
27. in the hall at the Holy Trinity
Catholic school. DR.. A. F. Groebner,
lecturer of the Council, was master OF
ceremonies. The members had shot
about forty rabbits for the occasion.
Many members from surrounding
councils drove to- New ulm TO be
present at the feast. gs<
Frank Behnke and his mother, Mrs.
Esther Behnke left last Tuesday to
spend Thanksgiving at the home. OF
the latter's brother, Frank Tuttle
in the Town of Home. They returned
Monday after very lively week. Mr..
Behnke says the Town Of Home is the
place to live if one likes lots Of fun
and excitement. After arriving at
their destination, they formed part OF
a wedding celebration party at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Mar
tine that evening. Wednesday, 125 OF
the friends of Mrs. Tuttle appeared
suddenly to remind her that it was her
birthday anniversary. Thursday was
Thanksgiving day and Friday neigh
Dor, Andrew Lebert shot: a big wolf
near his home and wounded it in the
jaw and neck so that the animal fell
and appeared to be dead. Mr.. Lebert
sent his sons out with the dogs to
bring the wolf in. When they ar
rived where it had been left they found
that it was not dead but they dragged
it quite a distance across the field and
then the wolf began to show signs OF
fight. 1t got on its feet and fell again,
but again got up on its feet and final
" ran off and left its tormentors
looking after it without any way Of
catching it again. This sounds like
quite a story, but Mr.. Behnke says
it was not due to what he had had for
Thanksgiving.
Diamonds set in white, green
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