New Ulm review., 1922-05-03
j. A. Fenske of Morgan was busi-
ness caller in New Ulm on Saturday. s

j. "A. Fenske of Morgan was busi
ness caller in New Ulm on Saturday
Miss Nell Griffith, sales lady at th,
Bee Hive, spent Sunday visiting will
Miss Ruby Harbo in Cambria.
| Edward Crumlett and Kenneth
Berkner Of Sleepy Eye visited with
local relatives over Saturday anc
Sunday.
John Bluehm went to Minneapolis
on Monday afternoon and will spend
the week visiting with his son Herman
and family.
Walter Paul and Sylvester Schim.
schock of Sleepy Eye visited with
New Ulm friends and relatives over
the past weekend.
Mrs. Albert Speckman and daugh-
ter Bernice of Sleepy Eye spent last
week visiting with her parents, Mr..
land Mrs. VIM. A. Gluth.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Schneider who
have been guests at the Otto English
home on South Minnesota Street
have returned to their home in Spring
field.
Mrs. Julia Trait Of Sleepy Eye Wis
tied last week for several days at the
John A. Plamann home on North
German street. Miss Trait returned
to her homes on Monday.
The Henry Koppmann family,
formerly residing in North Mankato,
have removed their household effects
to Courtland township where they
will make their home on the old John
Spoering Farm.
Miss Amanda Radtke who has been
employed in New Ulm for some time
past has gone to Redwood Falls,
where she will accept a position. She
is visiting with her friend. Miss Edith
Kuck who is employed at Redwood
Falls.
Mrs. Mike Dewanz of Blue Earth
is visiting at the Arthur Rachel home
this week. Mr.. Dewanz visited with
New Ulm relatives over Sunday while
Mrs. Dewanz will remain here during
the week and visit with other relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Lena Rachel accompanied by
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Armin
Rachel, and Henry Beltz drove to
Madison, S. D., on Saturday. Mrs.
Rachel will visit at Madison with her
sons family for week or two before
returning to her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilibald Eibner
were in Brookings, S. D. last week to
visit with their son--in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. John Moriarty.
Mrs. Moriarty and little son, John, re-
turned with them and will visit in
New Ulm for several weeks.
& Miss Marie Franta arrived home
last week from Elko, Nevada, where she
had been employed as stenographer
with the Elko Lamoille Power Com
pany for the past year. She is now
employed in the new cashiers booth
at the Andrew Saffert Neat Market.
Mrs. Anton Huberty Of this city
and Miss Rose Klngler of West New
ton accompanied by Mrs. Ben Smasal,
who had been visiting with relatives
here, left Saturday afternoon for ST.
Paul where they will visit during the
week at the Smasal home in that city.
| Miss Agatha Russell spent several
days of the past week visiting with
her sister, who is seriously i'll in a
hospital at Mankato, and also with
her mother, Mrs. Charles Russell at
Madelia. Miss Russell's sister is a
nun of the Notre Dame order at
Mankato.
Mrs. Emma Green and children
Ruth, Edgar and James of Faribault
have taken up their residence in New
Ulm and will make their home here
Mrs. Green has rented rooms Of Mrs
G.. F. Dongus on South Minnesota ST..
and will be employed as saleslady al
Schulke's.
| Miss Elsie Koherr returned to New
Ulm on Friday evening after spendin,
the week as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Aftermath at Springfield
Miss Koherr will visit fer severa
days at the John Arbes home here be
i fore returning to her home in Del
Rapids, S. D.
Mrs. r. Townsend, Mrs. L
Schultz. and Mrs. George Haensle1
all of Minneapolis visited for severa
days at the Ed. Guth home on Nortl
! German street during the: past week
They had come here on Tuesday t
|attend the funeral Of William Franl
and returned to their home in Mime
lapolis Friday.