New Ulm review., 1922-10-25


with New Ulm friends and relatives
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Jacob and
son Anthony Of Springfield motored
here on Saturday to visit at the Arnold
Cordes home.
Rev. George Rolwes of st. Paul
visited. over the weekend with his
mother, Mrs. Mary Rolwes and other
relatives here.
Mrs. I. NJ. Olsen and daughter, Mrs.
Harold G, Reineke, Of Minneapolis,
are making three months visit with
relatives and friends in Seattle, Wash,
and Santa Rose, California.
.'New Ulm surely has honest
people, is the opinion Of a banker in
"a nearby village. While driving thru
this city the party lost valuable fur
piece, and by advertising it in the
Lost and Found column of the
Repiev it was returned to them in a
few days.
Albert Fehlhaber, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gust Fehlhaber residing on
South Franklin street, who has been
receiving medical attention and care
at the Loretto Hospital for the past
eight weeks, left last Friday for
Walker where he will spend several
months at Seldom Inn sanitorium to
recuperate from his illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schulz, residing
on North State street, spent the past
week at the home Of their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Schulz at Comfrey. Mrs. Schulz re-
ceived severe burns about month
ago while washing when she attempted
to put gasoline in an engine while
running. Altho for a time her life
was despaired of, she is convalescing
as we'll as may be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armin F. Retzlaff,
accompanied by Mrs. Louis Sandau
ard son Oscar and Miss Lola Meyer
motored to Rochester on Sunday to
visit during the day with Miss Elsie
Sandau who is taking nurses train
ing course at the Kahler Hospital.
This is Miss Sandau's third month at
the hospital and she likes her work
very much.
W. A. Turner, district manager for
the Consumers Wholesale Supply
informs the Rerieav that another OF
their chain stores was opened for bust
ness last Friday at st. Peter. The
store will be managed by j. a. Wiberg
of Madelia. Next Saturday, Oct. 29,
another Of their stores will be opened
at Mankato, which will be managed
by R. B. Little Of Minneapolis. Their
Mankato store is the eighth in Mime
sofa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Wolf and son
Fred of Fortuna, California, visited
from Friday to Monday with the Otto
and Fred Oswald families. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Wolf are uncle and aunt OF Otto
and Fred Oswald and lived on a farm
near Window until four years ago
when they removed to California
This is their first visit to this section
| of the state since their removal to the
West, and they are enjoying their triE
very much.
! Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Eichten were II
Saltwater lest week where they at.
tended the funeral of Mrs. Eichten's
father, August Cellar, who died at his
home on Monday. Mrs. Eichten re:
ceived message Sunday evening o.
her fathers serious illness, and Mr.
and Mrs. Eichten departed Immediate
/ ly for Saltwater and were at the bed.
side when the end came. Death was
due to kidney trouble and the usua
complications attending old age
Altho Mr.. Cellar had been ailing since
last spring, he was confined to his bed
but day prior to his demise. He was
born in Germany, March "a, l845
and was therefore over seventy-sever
years old. He was married in his ole
home, and came to America forty-twc
years ago, settling with his family II
Saltwater. His wife preceded him, il
death five years ago. The children
i who survive the father are: Mrs. Johr
Lustig, Paul Cellar and Miss Mary
Cellar Of Saltwater; Mrs. P. J
Eichten of this city and Frank Gelha1
of Minneapolis; The funeral wa
held from the Catholic church at tina
| place, and the remains were laid t.
rest in the Catholic cemetery.