New Ulm review., 1922-09-13

Mike Dummer Of Gibbon visited
with New Ulm friends on Saturday,
and also attended to business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kitzberger and
baby returned on Sunday from their
eastern trip. They visited on Monday
at the George Huelskamp hcme in Win
throp before coming on to their home
here.
Robert Viergiver, formerly instructor
off the Commercial department at the
local high school, was in New Ulm last
week looking for prospective students
for the Mankato Commercial College,
with which institution he is now con-
nected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brabender and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lais and daughter,
GeneWeve Of Adrian visited over Satur-
day and Sunday at the George Haynes
home. Mrs. Lais and daughter will visit
here for several days before returning
home.
Frank Wi]linger, Jr., underwent an
operation on Wednesday forenoon at
the Loretto Hospital and is recovering
very nicely. Mr.. Willinger is an en-
ployee at the New Ulm Bottling work..
Otto sprenger Of Cottonwood town
ship is getting ready to remove with
his family to a farm near Fergus Falls
in .Ottertail county. He expects to
leave about the first Of October and
will have an auction sale on his farm
week from today, September goth.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Eichinger and sons
Of Rochester visited for several days last
week at the home Of Mrs. Eichinger's
brother, Myers. Jorgenson and family.
Mrs. Margaret Jorgenson who has been
d guest here for the past several weeks,
returned to Rochester with the Eichinger
family.
In the write-up on the Hoffmann-Brey
wedding last week, the Review through
inadvertence ard misinformation made
an error. Mr.. Hoffman isE3a son OF
Mrs. John Hoffman, residing on North
German street, and the young couple
will go to housepkeeing on the grocm,s
farm in the township Of Lafayette.
Mrs. Engelbert Wagner and little
daughter Irell left for Mankato on
Saturday after spending the week visit
ing at the home Of the formers mother
Mrs. J. Watschke and at the home Of her
sister-in-law, Mrs. John G: siebenbrun-
ner.. They will visit at Mankato several
days bebore returning to their home in
Little Falls.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gewerth moved to
New Ulm from their farm near Morton
on Monday to make their; home oNml here.
Mr.. Gewerth purchased the{ residence
formerly owned by Frank schleif on
North Minnesota street last year in
which the Frank PolleIfamiiy have been
making their home. Mr.. Gewerth's
son Alfred, will manage his father S farm.
s Rev. and Mrs. w. A. Juedes left on
Monday for Blue Earth where they are
attending the Mankato district OF the
Evangelical church association. They
expect to return home the latter part of
this week. The principal speaker at the
meeting is Rev. H. Goebel, who recently
came from Essen, Germany. Rev.
Goebel will speak at the local Bethel
church on Thursday evening, Septem-
Der 81.
Miss Dorothy Helm, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Helm, Miss Elsie
Sandau, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Sandau, and Miss Alwina Pfaender,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Pfaender, left on Tuesday afternoon for
Rochester where they have entered thee
Kahler hospital to take nurses train
ing course. Miss Gertrude Ackermann,
daughter Of Rev. and Mrs. A:Ackermann
Of Mankato, joined the girls at that
place and will also take training course
at Rochester.
Misses Lucy Reinhart ard Ida
Kotten entertained number Of friends
at the Alex Reinhart kcne in West
Newton township last Monday even
ing, complimenting Miss Gertrude
Kotten of Springfield, bride Of this
month. Miss Kotten will be married
on September 18 to Richard Reinhart
Playing FIVE hundred was the evenings
jdiversion, and Mrs. Frank smasal and
Mrs. Anton Kotten, both Of Spring
field were awarded honors.. A lunch.
con was served at the close cf the
ievening.