New Ulm review., 1922-09-20

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Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. Schilling Of
Springfield were over Sunday visitors
at the home of local relatives.
/ Miss Mary Reichert Of this city
had her tonsils removed at the Union
hospital on Wednesday morning.
Otto Oswald and Register Of Deeds
Fred Christensen motored to Spring
field on Monday and spent several
hours there, attending to business mat
tiers.
Miss Rose Wenisch, who is employed
at the B.. K. Barberich store at St.
Peter is, enjoying q two weeks yaca-
tion here and at other points visiting
with relatives. ..,.sa s,.s..,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wild, accom-
panied by August and Edward Wild,
all of Springfield, drove to New Ulm
on Sunday and spent the day visiting
with relatives and friends.
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Allen Bluhm Of !, Morristown spent
the weekend visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kosek. He was
on his way to Iowa City, where ne is
attending the university this year
Misses Leona and Elsie Guth are
spending their vacation at Ada, Mimi,
and are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs
Peter j. Arbes at that place. On their
way home they will spend few days
at Foxhome, Rose Creek and Minnea-
polls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Schaefer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fritsche, Wal
ter and .Irma Fritsche and Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Schneider of Sigel towa-
ship motored to Lamberton on Sunday
and spent the day visiting at the Oscar
Waibel home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Buechl and
son Joseph, Jr., and Mike Buechl
and Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Mueller at
tended the golden wedding anniver-
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Mollert at
st. Peter last Sunday. The anniver-
sary celebrants are the uncle and aunt
of the Buchls.
Mrs. A. E. Bnuert was very pleasant
ly surprised by fourteen of her friends
on Monday evening in honor of her
birthday anniversary. Five hundred
was played at four tables and honors
were awarded to Mrs. Robert Williams
high and Miss Louise Stohlmann, low
A delicious luncheon was sert ed.
G.. A. Jordan of Columbia Falls,
Mont, is visiting at the home Of his
son and -daughtef-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. L. Jordon this week. Mr..
Jordan, senior, is on his way to Des
Moines, Iowa where he will attend the
national encampment of the G.. A. r.
which is to be held there September
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Rev. j. A. Kern, who has been act
ing as organist for the St. Mary's
Catholic church at Arlington has ac-
cepted call to New Ulm where he
will act as organist and choirmaster
for the Holy Trinity Catholic Church.
He has departed for New York City
where he will take course in liturgi-
cal music before taking up his duties
here. Father Kern's musical educa-
tion, which he received in Italy, makes
him especially fitted for his new duties
Rev. and Mrs. Diedrich and son of
St. Paul were visitors at the "A. A..
Alvin home on Third North street
on Wednesday evening. They were
enroute to Morganyswhere Rev. Die
drich attended church conference.
Mrs. Diedrich and son visited with
relatives and friends in Sleepy Eye
during that time, and on their return
stopped for another short visit at the
Alvin home here, they making the
trip by car. Rev. Diedrich is Mrs.
Alwin's brother.
H. H. Holden, the we'll known travel
| ing man for the New Ulm Grocery
Company had a trying experience last
week on Monday. He ran out of gaso-
line while returning to New Ulm and
was about three miles east of Sleepy
Eye. Mr.. Holden left his car standing
and walked to a nearby farm house
in order to get some gasoline. On his
return few minutes later he was
greatly surprised to find that his grips
had disappeared from the car. The
grips contained his days orders and
also several checks. Up to this time
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