New Ulm review., 1922-03-01
w. G. Heimann of Essig was bu-
siness visitor in this city, Friday.

SlneSS VlSlJOr IN Chls city, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Ellefson ot
Hanska were county seat visitors
Saturday.
Rev. E. F. Wheeler was at Mankato
yesterday to attend minister's CON
ference there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Goblirsch of
Lafayette township are the proud
parents Of a baby boy, born Wednes-
day, February %.
Rev. Pbbits of Marshall is conduct
| ing the services for the evangelistic
meetings held at the Methodist church,
every evening Of this week.
There will be Lenten services at the
Evangelical Friedens church every
Wednesday evening beginning at 7:3O
o'clock until Easter. #
Robert Christensen of Madelia
visited with his brother Fred Christ
Jansen and family, several days of the
past week.
Mrs. Alfred Roos and daughter,
Winifred arrived here last Tuesday
from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. and are
the guests of Mrs. Fred Peuser.
Mrs. George Schemann has returned
to her home in Winthrop following a
pleasant stay at, the w. G.. Alvin and
John Poehler homes in this city.
There will be services and celebra-
tion of holy communion at ST. Peters
Episcopal church Sunday morning at
10:45 O'Clock. Rev. Hagerty will
preside.
Carl F. Crone was in St. Paul sew:
eral days of the past week to attend
the Minnesota. Clothiers' convention
which was held from Monday until
Thursday.
Mrs. Peter Kitzberger and Mrs.
Ed. Glaessmann were guests at a so
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Huelskamp at Winthrop, last Wednes-
day afternoon.
DR.. Samuel S. Kerfoot, president of
Hamline University, occupied the pull
pit at the Methodist church Sunday
morning and evening and was the guest
of Rev. and Mrs. G. G.. Holm.
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Wellner and
children have returned from Nicollet,
where they had been the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Volk. Mrs.
Wellner is sister OF Mrs. Volk. 7.
A. j. Schimschock, who:is employed
at Ivanho,, is visiting with his family
here. He expects to remain here until
weather conditions are more favorable,
and will then return to his work at
Ivanhoe.
J.. P. Clark, who has been tenant
on the John H. Seifert farm in the
town of Cottonwood left Monday
with his household goods for Iowa, his
former home. Leo Schugel Of the
town of Cottonwood has rented the
Seifert place and will move on the
same at once.
A bouncing ten-pound baby boy
arrived at the William Rathmann
home, in West Newton township
Wednesday,, Feb. %. Mother and
babe are doing fine. This is the first
child in the Rathmann family and the
parents have reasons to be happy over
the event. Congratulations!
The Washington birthday program
given in School District No. 68, last
Wednesday was very well attended.
The program was given by the young
folks OF the district with the assist
ance Of the instructor, Miss Ida
Stadick. The program was followed
by basket social which proved sue
cessful. Theodore Portner entertain
ed the company by German song,
'Bauernkirta''. The evening was
most enjoyably spent by all those
present, and everybody reported 8
good time.
Friends Of the Henry Buggertfa mily
l former residents Of Stately Township
and now living in Mankato, will b,
pleased to learn that their daughter
Miss Esther, was united in marriag,
on the 14th OF February to Henry G
Haker Of MasonMlle, Iowa. Rev. w
III. Weiner of the First Evangelica
church tied the, nuptial knot. Afte
the ceremony a sumptuous weddin,
supper was served at the home of tn
brides parents. The newlyweds viii
! make their home on the groom's farm
near Masonville, Iowa.
/ Eugene Rhein, a farmer living soutl
of New Ulm, who had been visiting
at the James Dineen home in Sleepy
Eye had bad experience last Sunday
when on his way home to New Uim
His car sAidded and broke wheel
Mr.. Rhein decided to leave the Cal
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