New Ulm review., 1922-02-15

Elmer S. Olson Of Gibbon was an
.over-Sunday visitor with local friends.
Dr.. O.. G. Strickler was in Vim
throp Saturday on professional busi-
ness.
Chas. Roos Of Wellington, Kansas.
was in New Ulm Monday looking after
matters OF business. He left again
Tuesday.
G. A. Stolz left today for st. Paul
where he will attend the convention
of the Minnesota Retail Hardware
Dealers Association.
Mrs. Harry Bingham and Mrs. Ed.
G. Veeck returned from Minneapolis
today, where they spent. several days
shopping and visiting with friends
4 Mr. and Mrs. Otto Shoemaker of
Fairfax and Mrs. William Becherer Of
Colby, Wisconsin were recent visitors
at the Anton Rubischko home on South
Valley street.
Fred Kuck Of Redwood Falls re-
turned to his home, Monday, after a
weeks visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Kuck, on South MINNIE
sofa street.
Misses Margaret Kunz and Veronica
Kunz returned to their home in ST..
Peter Thursday, following brief
visit with Mrs. Margaret Kunz on
North German street.
Oscar Sandau was host to mum Der
OF friends at a o'clock dinner at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Sandau, Sunday, in honor of
his birthday anniversary.
Mrs. E. A. Pfeferle entertained a
small group Of friends at bridge Satur-
day afternoon eat her home on South
State}street. AT the close of the game.
Mrs. Pfc ferle served a dainty lunc cheon:
The newly organized krbeiter'
Ffauen Verein will give an old-time
benefit dance at the Arm ory,: Mon
day evening, Feb. 20 Preparations
are being made to make this most
enjoyable event.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry M. Ranweiler
are the proud parents of baby boy,
born at the Loretto Hospital Wednes-
day morning "Keto'' the proud
daddy, is highly elated over the event
and has been busy handing out the
smokes.
Mrs. Elenora Mullen left Wednes-
day for ST, Louis, Mo-, where she will
spend the remaining winter months
with her daughter, Mrs. L. A. Batter.
NJ ann for some time and also visit at
various other southern points before
returning to her home here in April.
Albert Molls left for Home town
ship last week to complete the prepar-
ations for the opening of the log saw
ing season at the sawmill which he op-
crates there with August Wager.
There are enough logs on hand to
keep the mill busy for several weeks.
M. j.. Bieber is back from Chicago
where hesspent several days purchas-d
ing stocks for the new ready-to wear
department Of the Emil Metzinger &
Co. Store which will be open to patrons
in connection with their gents cloth
ing and furnishing store in a short
time.
Erwin Hartmann, who has been
visiting with local relatives and friends
for the past month, returned to; his
home in St. Paul, Wednesday,. AL
fred Kopetzki of this city, accompan-
led him, and will visit at the Ben
Hartmann home in St. Paul for sever
al days before returning home.
Emil Wurm returned to St. Paul,
Thursday afternoon after short vis-
it with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wurm, residing on North Ger
man. street. Emil is employed as
cook by the M. & st. L. Ry. Co.
Arthur Wurm, who is employed at
Westbrook, Mimi, is visiting with
his parents, also.
Mrs HI. Moll departed for, Wa
basso last week to visit at the home
Of her sonz1in-law and daughter, IIMr.
and gMrs, Justus Washburn, and also
to become acquainted with her new
granddaughter who arrived atE,'the
Washburn home, last Saturday.
This is the second child in the family,