New Ulm review., 1922-04-26

4 with relatives and friends at Spring
field last week. They made the trip
lin their car.
l Albert Gehrke and Ferdinand
| Gluth Of near Evan spent Monday il
New Ulm attending to various busi,
mess matters.
i Mrs. F. a. schnobrich returned on
| Friday from Boone where she, had
visited for several days with her son.
|in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. r
1 a. Gilbert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kamrath Of
Buffalo Lake we're in New Ulm on
A Thursday to visit with Mrs. Kan
rath's brother, Hugo Freiholz, who is
ill at the Union hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Welter and
daughter, Miss Veronica, accompanied
| by Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Baer Of this city
lmotored to Golden last Wednesday
levening and called at the A. j. Cob
tllirsch home.
Mrs. George P. Forster of Spring
field visited over Sunday at the j. H.
Forster home in this city on North
| Washington Street. Her daughter,
lIrene spent the day with her friend,
i Miss Florence Baer.
Miss Elsie Nagel Of Minneapolis,
5|who is visiting with her mother, Mrs.
Frank Wellmann on Center street for
lseveral weeks, was the guest OF her
lsister, Mrs. Aphonse Gruenenfelder
at Marshall last week.
Mrs. Francis Keegan left Monday
i afternoon for her home in Minneapo-
Ills after visiting for two weeks with
her father, Wenzel Vogel on South
Front Street and with other rela-
tiyes and friends in. the city.
Mr.. and Mr.. J. Raedeke Of Water
Vile visited for several days at the
August Langhorst and August Epke
|homes in Courtland during the paat
week. They returned to their home
lin, Waterville on Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Moll and Mr.. and
| Mrs. F. G. Arndt Of Sleepy Eye Wis
lifted with Amy Spelbrink at the Union
Hospital over Sunday. The little
| girl is rapidly recovering from the in
| juries which she received several weeks
ago while playing.
Anton Hogen, R. A. Dahms, Geo
Reiser and Jos. lDietl# departed FOL
! Spencer, Iowa, last Tuesday where
/ they will assist in the reconstruction
Of the new building for the Spencer
Grocery Company which they are
having erected. s.
Rev. G.. J. Albrecht and daughter
Miss Martha were in ST. Paul severa
: DAYS during the past week, and while
) there attended the wedding Of Rev
Arthur Koehler who was married t.
! Miss Florence Brodder at Lutheran
4 church on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Lindemann, Sr., ha
returned from Eagle Lake where sh
has been visiting for several week
with her sister and brother-in-laW
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. j. sehlekau. M
: schlekau is recovering from the effect
Of a recent operation which was PEI
e formed at Rochester.
!. John Hoffman, is enjoying sewers
n weeks visit with his mother, Mrs. En-
s ma Hoffman, on South BroadWa:
n Mr.. Hoffman, is employed in larf
: electrical shop at Minneapolis, an
has been attending evening classes
Q the electrical department. at Dul
h woody Institute for some time.
= Mr.. and Mrs. John Seibel al
: children arrived in New Ulm fro
e Bowden. N. d. last Wednesday al
q are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geor
j. Gag residing on North Minneso
y street. The Seibel family expect
st make their future home in this cit
re Mrs. Seibel is sister of Mrs. Gag.
- - Mrs. Alfred Roos and daughter Wi
- fred Of New Butler, Wisconsin are t
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r w. Peus
on North Minnesota street this wet
ay Mr.. Roos, who has also been here
les several days returned last Monday
ug New Butler. Mrs. Roos and daue
sit ter will visit here for several days
Os fore returning home
nd
Mrs. August Ston and Mrs. An
Trautmiller returned on Tuesd
y from Minneapolis and St. Paul VIII
=. they visited with relatives and frier
~ for a week. They were the guests
ne Mrs. Stoll's brother, Henry Koes
laI and family at st. Paul, and also
ois Mrs. Trautmiller's son, Otto .
vas family at Minneapolis.
Capt. and Mrs. Albert Steinhau
- spent Thursday and Friday at