New Ulm review., 1922-07-12

New Um Review
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Alvin are the
parents Of q baby boy born Wednesday.
Miss Anne Hetlinger visited on
Wednesday and Thursday at Wabasso
and Redwood Falls.
j. j. Sauter Of Blooming ton, Illinois,
returned Friday from visit with his
mother and sister who are living here
during the summer.
Miss Katherine 'F1aschenriem Of
Minneapolis returned to her home
Saturday after weeks visit with
Mrs. Mary Leitschuh Of this city.
Mrs. Eugene Swanson, who visited
for the past month with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Gottlieb Dahms, re,
turned to her home ii Minneap 5ls
Saturday. .3ss 4. 81 !
The Misses Jennie and Caroline
Roth Of Gaylord visited for several
days at Springfield and New Ulm.
They returned to their home from the
latter city Friday.
Miss Helen Fritsche went to Man
kato Friday and visited with Miss
Christine Lein, q student at the
teachers summer school there, until
Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Smith who has been
emp eyed at Rochester for the past
year came home Friday. She will
spend several months here and will
return to Rochester in the fall.
h Mr.. and Mrs. A. O. Olson and little
daughter. Alice; left Thursday for
Watertown, South Dakota where they
will visit until Monday with their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Olson. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hetlinger of
Bancroft, S. D. accompanied by the
latter's mother, Mrs. Anna Mantell of
Wabasso, were Fourth Of July guests at
the John Hetlinger home on South
Jefferson street.
Miss Virginia Snyder Of Winona is
a guest at the home Of her friend Miss
Lucy Schneider on German street.
She will. visit her for week and will
be accom- panied home by her friend
who will pay her a short visit.
A delegation of the federated Y. we.
c.. A. Of st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Duluth passed through New Ulm
Friday They we're enroute to Oko-
boji,% Iowa, where they will attend 9
business conference. So
Miss Kate Kruger is receiving
medical treatment at Rochester, where
she will remain for two weeks. Her
niece, Miss Juanita Uhlhorn, Of Com
frey, who accompanied her, returned
to her home Friday.
Miss Almeta Wiley, who is soliciting
in New Ulm this summer in the in
terests Of the Frontier Press of Chicago,
left Saturday for Baskerville, Iowa,
where she will visit for several days
with friends.
Wesley Gebhardt is attending the
state meet of the Epworth League at
Lake Minnetonka as a delegate from
the local branch. The conference
opened Sunday and will continue thru
out the week. VIM. Lehman Of West
Newton is representing that district
at the conference.
Miss Georgia Paddock and Miss
Mildred Schroeder are guests at the
Wm. Meile home. Miss Paddock was
an instructor in the local high school q
number of years ago, and is now work
ing in the interest Of the Red Cross
society in Chicago. Miss Schroeder
who was also teacher here resides in
St. Paul.
In a letter received by the Reuiew
r. F. Neumann, who has been
located as physical director at st,
Louis, Mo. for the past several years,
writes that he has been appointed
director Of the Ad-a-wa- gam boys
camp at Tomahawk Lake, Wise, and
that his family is with him at camp
Mr.. Neumann writes that the camp is
the most beautiful location Of it's kind
and the climate is ideal.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Dalton, and Mrs
H. F. Wright, who had been VISITING
since last Monday at the Jacob Hauel
home on North Minnesota street, re
turned to their homes in Winona Fri
day. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hopkins, ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Dahlmann lef
Saturday by car for 5Winona wher,
+ho1y will visit with Mr. md Mrs