New Ulm review., 1922-07-19

New Ulm Review
Mrs. Henry A. Dietz and little sor
are visiting at the F. w. Renner home
in Comfrey this week.
Miss Marie Miller visited during ths
past week at the E. 2. Miller home il
st. Peter. She also attended tht
Chautauqua while there.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ritt motoree
here from st. Peter last week and spent
Sunday with the formers uncle anc
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Eckstein.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Schaefer spen,
several days last week visiting with
Mr. Schaefer's sister, Mrs. Oscar
Waibel and family at Lamberton.
Mrs. Fred Zobel and son Howard
Of St. Paul came here on Thursday and
are visiting at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Krieger in this
city.
Miss Ella Carstadt who has been
employed at local hospital, left on
Saturday for Oelwein, Iowa, where she
will visit with her mother, Mrs. Gust
Jahncke. Il
Miss Lucille Gibbs, who is employed
at the Rinke millinery shop, went to
st. Paul Thursday to visit with her
parents. She resueemd her duties
Monday.
Miss Hadie Griese, who is taking up
a nurses training course at the Union
Hospital spent several days OF her
vacation with her mother and other
relatives at Lamberton. B
4 Mrs. Fred Spoerhase Of Minneapolis
arrived Saturday for few days visit.
She will be IA guest at the homes Of
her sisters, Mrs. F. w. Johnson and
Mrs. w. G.. Alvin.
Edwin, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Fortwengler is suffering from complica-
tions arising from a wound on his foot.
The injured member became infected,
but it's condition is improving nicely.
Miss Marie Liesch went to Mankato
Thursday to visit at the w. H. Eek
mann home. The Liesch family drove
to the neighboring city Friday and
continued the trip to St. Paul, accom-
panied by Miss Marie.
Hugo Glaesemann Of Lafayette was
brought to, a local hospital last week
where surgical aid was given him. A
pitchfork penetrated his right foot when
it accidentally struck that member.
The wounds are healing rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Chalgren and
son Theodore and Mr.. and Mrs.
Trosper Steele, all OF Minneapolis,
drove down last week to spend Sunday
with Mrs. M. E. Payne. Mrs. Chal-
gren is Mrs. .Payne's daughter.
Prof. and Mrs. Adolph Gerlach Of
Alpena, Michigan, visited with New
Ulm relatives and friends last week.
Prof. Gerlach took occasion to call on
his old acquaintances, Prof. Herbert
Sitz and Prof. F. w. Blauert, while
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Rolwes, Mrs
Henry Rolwesi and daughter, Mis-:
Marie and Mrs Lena 'Janka, accom-.
panied by Lyle Harbo Of Cambris
motored to Lake Madison on Sunday
to spend the day at Point Pleasant
They attended the show at Mankatt
before returning home in the evening
Chas. Hanson of Sleepy Eye wa
brought to the Union Hospital in thi'
city last Monday afternoon to undergo
an operation for blood poisoning. i
seems that Mr.. Hanson while at worl
on car sustained a minor scratch OF
his hand which soon developed int,
blood poisoning. The operation wa
successful and he is on the way to re
covery.
Rev. and Mrs. Juedes and children
returned from their auto trip Thursda.
evening. They visited at Laporte
Grand Rapids and various points alon
that route. Their last stop was Mapl
Grove, where they spent several day
with relatives. Mr.. Juedes report
that the crops along the way were fine
and the potato crops looked particular
" promising.
| Mrs. A. B. Schreck of Minneapolis
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rick and daughte
Elsie and Mrs. A. Halland and Sol
Harold, also of Minneapolis, Henr,
Roth of Winthrop, Mr.. and Mrs. w
Freeholz and sons Of Wellington, MI
and Mrs. Albert Bethke and sons Q
Morton, were all visitors with Mrs
Henry Opitz, who is receiving medica
attention at the Union Hospital. Mrs
Opitz resides at Winthrop.