New Ulm review., 1922-12-27
John Boettger Of Sleepy Eye at
tended to business matters here on
Thursday afternoon. e

tended TO business matters mere On
Thursday. afternoon. g
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Bode Of Court
land were New Ulm shop pers6 on
Thursday afternoon. y
Berton Larson and Edward Kruger,
both students at the D. M. -. College.
are spending their vacations with their
parents in Sleepy Eye
Mrs. v. Rosenwald Of Lafayette
who was operated on at the Union
Hospital Tuesday lis getting along as
nicely as can be expected.
N Raymond Globes els spending the
holidays at. the home of his parents
here. Hesis attending the agricultural
school at Brookings College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Schmidt of
sChaska are guests at the home Of the
latter,s parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
sRuemke on North Minnesota street.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Credicott Of
Mapleton are Christmas guests at the
home Of their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. G. Veeck on South
German street. ISL &. 80.
Franklin Brust, physical training
student at Stout Institute in Menomi-4
nee, Wisconsin, is spending his Christi
mas vacation at the home Of his
aunt, Miss Alice Haeberle, on South.
Broadway.
Mrs. Henry Engelmann and daugh-
ter Elenora, formerly 81 this city but
now residing in St. Paul have, as their
Christmas guests their brother Henry
and Miss Clara Jufte, both Of Austin.
Alvin Haberberg, who is a student
at the Mankato Commercial college
is spending his Christmas vacation at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and.
Mrs. A. L. Haberberg on North Ger
man street. ~
Miss Clara Epple, who is employed
in st. Paul and her brother Elmer who
is employed in Minneapolis will be.
visitors here at the home of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Epple on
New Years day.
Paul Schuman, who has been re-
cei,ing medical treatment at the.
Loretto Hospital for the past several
weeks, returned on Saturday to his
home in Morgan. It will be remem-
bered that he was injured some time
ago when he caught his arm in a,
running belt.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Jaehn, who have
been making their home in New Ulm
for the past several weeks. have re-
moved to Mankato, their former home.
Mr.. Jaehn who is travelling salesman
for the Standard Oil company has been.
transferred to another territory, and
will make Mankato his headquarters.
Albert Fehlhaber, who IS at the sani-'
torium at Walker took suddenly i'll:
last Monday and his father, Gust
Fehlhaber went to Walker Tuesday
morning to visit with him. Mr.. Fehl-i,
haber returned on Friday morning
and reports that his son is now resting.
nicely and will be able to be up and
around in few days.
At the annual meeting Of che New
Ulm Arbeiter Frauenverein held last
Wednesday evening, the following of
ficers for the ensuing year were elected:.
president, Mrs. Albert Nenno; vice,
president. Mrs. Arthur Penkert; secre-:
stary, Mrs. Jacob Fritz; treasurer, Mrs.
Joseph Tauer, sick committee, first
ward, Mrs. Frank Macho; second ward,
Mrs. August Juenemann; third ward,
Mrs. John Hollenbeck; fourth ward,
Mrs. Henry Scheman; banner bearer,
Mrs. Joseph Wolf. There are now.
178 members IN the society which was
organized about year ago.
All the old officers Of the Sc. Eliza
beth society have been reelected as,
follows: president, Mrs. Rosa NJ. Fran
ta; vice president, Mrs. Andrew Stein
bach; financial secretary, Mrs. Alex
RanWeiler; recording secretary. Miss
Elizabeth Stadick; treasurer, Mrs. Viii
liam Lieb; Marshals, Miss Maggie
Willinger and Mrs. Peter w. Soukup;
finance committee, Miss Mary Sons.
Mrs. William Julius and Miss Eliza
beth Henle and banner bearers Mrs.
Andrew Amat1n, Mrs. Mary Baer and
Mrs. Ed. Kunz. Installation Of officers
will take place on Monday evening,
January Is, at which time also the
ranort for tho wear will he road