New Ulm review., 1922-08-30
lssw uhn 1svisw. New ulm, MINI,

Rsw uhn Review. New u1n, MINI.
VIM. Bones Of Le Sueur was amongst
the visitors at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alois Riederer on North Broadway dur
ing the Home Coming.
Mrs. Paul Kuelhbach who under
went an operation at the Union
Hospital last Tuesday morning is re-
covering very nicely.
Mrs. "A. L. Hale arrived here from
Minneapolis on Sunday and will be
the guest Of her brother-in-law and
sister, Dr.. and Mrs. F. H. Dubbe this
week.
Miss Bertha Esser, who has ac-
5cepted a position rs teacher, in the
public schools at Hurley, N. Mex. left
for that place on Wednesday after
noon.s
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter J. Esser and
children, and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Esser and family Of Mankato visited
over Sunday at the Barney Esser
home.
DR.. and Mrs. William J. VonBank
returned from their wedding trip on
Sunday and have gone to housekeeping
in one of DR.. /. L. Schoch's flats on
North State street.
Miss Clara Epple who is acting as
governess for the Lindecke children of
st. Paul spent the past week visiting
at Duluth and is now enjoying a few
weeks camping at lake in the vicinity
Of Brule, Wisconsin.
Mrs. p. r. McHale was hostess to a
number Of ladies at her home on South
State street last Tuesday afternoon,
complimenting Mrs. H. H. Ward Of
Milwaukee who is visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. H. H. Huevelmann.
On Tuesday evening, Rev. Fr. Los
leben was surprised at the parish home
by the ladies Of St. Mary's parish. A
shower, which consisted of articles
suitable for the new parish home was
the occasion for the surprise. A
pleasant social evening was spent and
a luncheon was served.
Elmer Cordes, who left New Ulm on
the fifteenth of last month, is now
sightseeing at Los Angeles, Cal. He
has visited at Yellowstone National
park, and in Washington and Oregon.
He likes California very much and
would like to locate there. Mr.. Cordes
has a three months tourist ticket, and
will come home taking the southern
route.
Miss Amelia Kaschau of White
water, Montana, is the guest Of Miss
Tillie Heymann this week. Miss
Kaschau has been in New Ulm since
the homecoming and will remain here
until after the fair. She was also a
guest OF Mrs. G. F. Dongus for several
days. Miss Kaschau and her brother
are operating ranch in Montana, and
this is her first visit in New Ulm for
ten years. :'.s-' &. 1sz,s'f1' | 9fs5.' -. i., +
The Anton Lamecker family who
have resided on the John Schwab farm
in Lafayette township will move in the
near future to their new home, the old
Joe Metzen farm near the County
Poor farm. Mr.. Lamecker purchased
the Metzen farm several weeks ago
and held an auction at his old, place
last week. The Metzen family will
will move to town, and for the pres
ent will occupy the rooms upstairs
in the P. H. Furth residence. 4.
Dick Baasen who was in New Ulm
for the Homecoming left Saturday
to return to Minot, N. D.; where he is
engaged in the motion picture business.
Dick says that he. expected New Ulm
to outdo anything he had ever seen
anywhere else in the way of celebra-
tions, but he was surprised to find that
our little town had even outdone itself.
He said they put on celebrations in the
West where more oney is spent but
even at that he has seen nothing else
quite as good as the last big doings
here. Dick expected to drive to
Maple Lake near Crookston where he
was going to visit with his sister, Mrs
Gronwald, at their cottage for short
time before going on home. He ex-
poets to take his mother to Minot
with him to make her home there.
Dresses made of Poiret Twill, Trico-
tine, French serges, Twill Cord and
other new fall wool materials in Navy
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