New Ulm review., 1922-11-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Appitt Of Hec-
tor were visitors at the. home of DR..
and Mrs. H. C. Edmiston on Thursday.
Mrs. Arthur Boyer left Friday for
her home in st. Paul after making
short visit here with her parents, Rev.
and Mrs. w. A. Juedes.
Dr.. and Mrs. C. W. Miller and
children spent Sunday visiting at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Hewitt
at Cambria. They motored back in
the evening.
A baby daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Waldemar Retzlaff at the
Union hospital on Sunday, much to
the delight of the parents. This is
the first-born.
Miss Wanda Nelson visited from
Wednesday until Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Nelson
on South German street. Miss Nelson
is attending Teachers State College at
Mankato.
T.. F. Collins and daughter Miss
Mollie visited with local, friends on
Wednesday. Miss Mollie returned to
her duties as cashier for the j. c..
Penney Company at Mankato on Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. Adolph Schilling is. making an
extended visit with RELATIVES and. friends
in LaPorte, Ind. Her husband who
accompanied her to LaPorte a week
ago, returned to his home here the
latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Christensen
and son Wallace accompanied by Mrs.
Grant w.. Schlottmann and son Duane
and Mrs. William Max motored to
Mankato on Sunday to spend the af-
ternoon visiting with friends.
Mrs. Duane Wolfgram Of Minnea-
polis and sister, Miss Hazel Oswald
who is attending the McPhan Violin
School in Minneapolis visited over the
weekend at the home of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Oswald on North
German street.
Fred Christensen, candidate for re-
election as register of deeds, will have
one enthusiastic rooter November Z,
even if she is not old enough to vote.
A nine pound baby daughter came into
the Christensen home October %.
Both the mother and baby are doing
nicely.
Miss Ida Stolt, superintendent at the
Union hospital and Mrs. Rose Gaag
attended the nurses convention held at
Rochester recently. Mrs. Gaag took
occasion to evisit with her daughter
Miss Beatrice, who is taking up a
nurses training course in Minneapolis
hospital.
Mrs. D. A. Harris and son Dale left
on Wednesday noon for their home in
Minneapolis. Mrs. Harris came here
several weeks ago to consult with a
local physician with regard to her little
sons health. During her stay here
she was the guest Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Hoehne.
In a letter received from Otto Hart
mann last week he stated that he and
his daughters have arrived in Orlando,
Florida and are we'll pleased and like
it fine. Mr.. Hartmann will remain in
Florida with his daughters for several
months, but is planning to return to
New Ulm during the winter. .i
H. Z. Beecher returned on Saturday
from an extended business trip in the
East. He attended the opening )f a
new warehouse in Philadelphia, and
transacted business in behalf Of the
local Eagle Roller Mill Company. Spe.
cial trains for millers were put on and
large number frcm all ever the country
were in attendance. g
aa;;fiMr. and Mrs. Anton Tauscheck Of
4 Waverly, Iowa visited last week at the
Home Of Mr.. Tauscheck's mother.
4 Mrs: Caroline Tauscheck residing 81
/ North Washington street. Mr.: Tau;
| saheck has been engaged as limo
4 type operator in Iowa. but has nov
1 accepted like position with a large
printing concern in Chicago.
4 Mrs. John Hetlinger was called tt
Bancroft, S. D. on Friday Afternoon
to the bedside Of her husband wht
became quite seriously i'll suddenly las
week at the home Of his son, Emil j
Hetlngei. She will remain there during
this week, and will accompany Mr.
Hetlinger home just as soon as he ha.
regained sufficient strength to be abl.
Ito travel,