New Ulm review., 1922-02-08

The Misses Hilda and Edna Blauer
visited with relatives and friends a
Mankato, Thursday.
"A son was born to DR.. and Mrs. F
w. Behmler Of Lafayette, Sunday a
a local hospital.
A baby daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Currier of Nicollet at I
local hospital, Friday.
Mrs. F. E. Eidsvold and little SO,
Jack went to Minneapolis Friday OF
account Of the illness of Mrs. Eidsvold:
mother.
Miss Ellen Hummel accompanied b,
Roy Albright of Morgan, drove to New
Ulm Sunday to spend a few hours al
the home Of Miss Hummel's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. o. streissguth went
to the Cities last week to see Southern
and Marlowe in Hamlet" They re.
manned in the Cities for several days
returning home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Esser,' accom-
panied by Fred Kral Of Comfrey and
Herman Polkow Of Springfield, left
Monday afternoon for Minneapolis where
they will attend the auto show fol
several days.
Miss Mary Korbel left Friday morn.
ing for the Twin Cities where she will
do th= spring buying for the Dorm
millinery store. Mrs. Dorm and Miss
Lena Fritz joined her Tuesday and ex-
|pected to be gone several days.
u Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kuehn and fami-
|ly arrived at Wanda last week from
their farm at Appleton, this state, and
before returning will visit with rela-
tives and friends at Springfield and
New, Ulm. Lanabertoe Northern Ligkt
Mrs. C. HI. Dorm and little son,
James, left for their home in Brookings,
IS. D. after weeks visit at the Peter
Jutz and A. s.: Dorm homes in this
city. Mrs. Dorm will be remembered
by New Ulm people as Miss Alice
Irrgang.
Those from here who attended the
initiation Of the Daughters of America
at Mankato, Sunday, were the Misses
Mayme and Catherine Herzog and
Mary Korbel, Mrs. ]. P. Graf, Mrs,
John Brey, Mrs. Ed. ]. Berg, Mrs
Phil. Liesch, and Mrs: F. w. Dietz.
We have heard that the Flue is
raging again in England and it may be
that the world is due to undergo an
other spidsmic Of this. dread disease,
Best way to avoid it is to keep ones
self in good condition, keep comfort.
ably warm, and get plenty Of sleep.
Mrs. Henrietta Hauenstein is plan,
ming a trip to Chicago to visit for 9
time with Mrs. Henry gFuerst who has
been suffering from the Flu. Mrs
Hauenstein is living in town with hel
daughter, Mrs. F. H. Behnke and hel
big house near the brewery is closee
for the winter. 81 5,. &.
F. H. Behnke returned the latter
part of the week from Minneapoli
where he had been for several days at
tending the Retail Gr6cers Mutual Fir
Insurance Convention. i Mr.. Behnke j
the Oldest member Of this association
He has been one of the directors eve
since it was founded twenty-five year
ago.
| William Thies, residing east of tn
village of Gaylord lost one Of his bes
full blooded Duroc-Jersey hogs Aus
ust rs last year and found the amin;
Istill alive, January 81. The hog ha
been covered with straw while tn
threshing was going on at the THE
place where it was discovered in th
straw pile on the last day Of the yea
|still alive having lived all this VIZ,
on oat straw. It had, of course, bee
|greatly reduced in size and weight 9
account Of the protracted fast it ha
| undergone.
Ia Miss Aleen Setter spent last wee
4 in the Cities where she was receivin
\ medical treatment fer trouble cause
| by severe illness she underwent viii
4 attending the Normal College at Il
/ ldianapolis. When Aleen left for tt
city she was accompanied by her cousi
Adele Fuerst Of Chicago who has bee
Visiting here ever since the Christina
holidays. The two girls spent the wee
at the Henry Plesthold home and el
. .Ijoyed very gay time with Mr.. an
Mrs. Priesthood who celebrated the
wedding anniversary while the cir
were there. Adele returned to hi
home in Chicago and Aleen returned
| New Ulm Saturday.