New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1922-04-05


and friends.
i Miss Ida Kotten has returned to
| her home in Sleepy Eye after a pleas
ant stay at the Max Sebald home in
this city.
Thomas Dorgan of Marshall, sales
man for the Standard Oil Company,
was a business caller in New Ulm
yesterday
j Miss Bertha Oswald of Gibbon was
the guest Of local relatives and friends,
Thursday. She had come here to do
some shopping.
Mrs. Charles Lindmeyer returned
today from the Twin Cities where she
spent the past week, visiting with rela-
tives and friends. 1.
The Ladies Guild Of the st. Peters
Episcopal church will have a regular
business meeting next Wednesday af-
ternoon April IL at the church parlors.
Miss Anna Schroepfer Of Sleepy Eye
underwent an operation for appended
tbs at the Loretto hospital, Friday.
She is convalescing very satisfactorily
i Miss Oleta Heymann will leave for
st. Paul today where she will re-enter
the Jean Browne Martin Home to
complete her course in child nursing.
i Mrs. James Cosgriff returned to
Lamberton, Thursday, after a few
days visit with her mother, Ms.
Emilia Forster, residing on South
broadway. n
Miss Leona Wegner, who is teach
ling in rural school near New Uhn,
spent the past weekend visiting with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Veg
ner at Lam berton.
The William G.. M. Zinke family
motored to Truman on Saturday NOR
ming to ATTEND the funeral of Hilda
Krenz who died Wednesday afternoon.
She was niece of Mr.. Zinke.
The D. M. L. College and Lutheran
, choirs which are under the direction
of Prof. F. Reuter- are practicing a
sacred cantata which will be given be-
fore college closes in June.
Mrs. Edwin Schmalz of Winthrop
and Miss Emma Koch of Gaylord
visited at the Charles Brust ST.. home
several days during the past week.
They returned to their respective homes
Monday morning.
Mrs. August Hummel, accompanied
by her daughter Ruth and son Carl
spent the past week end at Morgan,
visiting with her daughter, Miss Ellen,
who is an instructor in the public
schools at that place..
John Schimschock and daughter,
Miss Florence, accompanied by F. E..
Baltis and daughter, Miss Clara, all Of
Sleepy Eye were local visitors in New
Uln, Tuesday afternoon. They also
visited at the A. j. Schimschock home
in this city.
DR.. and Mrs. L. A. Fritsche re-
ceived word that their daughter,
| Louise, who is attending the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin had been ill with a
severe attack Of the grippe, is now i'm
proving and will be able to return to
the sorority house the latter part Of
| this week. Louise has been confined
to her bed at the University Hospital
for the past ten days. She is expected
| home next week and will spend her
Easter vacation with her parents here.
| Mrs. John Herzog, residing on South
Front street, suffered a heart stroke
on Thursday shortly before six o'clock
in the morning. Mrs. Herzog had
apparently been in the best of health
and the stroke came very suddenly.
She had gotten up that morning and
dressed but was taken with a dizzy
spell and fell to the floor. Her scream
brought the rest OF the family to her
assistance and a physician was called
Immediately to take care Of her. Mrs.
Herzog is feeling somewhat better
now, but is confined to her bed and
may be fer several weeks.
Those who remember Miss Marie
Schmidt, daughter Of George
Schmidt, one of the founders Of the
Empire Mills, will be interested to
know that her little four year old son,
Richard, has won a number Of swim
ming trophies on the Pacific coast.
The youngsters picture appeared in
the Minneapolis Sunday Tribune re-
Gently, showing him sitting on one Of
the silver loving cups he has won and
holding another one on his knee while
i the front Of his sweater was decorated
with medals for the different events in
which he has taken first place. Miss
i Marie Schmidt, now Mrs. Richard
i Hedrick, has not lived in New Ulm for
a good many years but has made her
Il home at Los Angeles whnro sic ~. .