New Ulm review., 1922-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Brand are the
parents Of baby girl born yesterday
afternoon.
Frank McChane and his sister-in-
law, Mrs. George Johnson of st. James 8
spent Saturday at the George Schuler
home on South Franklin street.
Mrs. H. A. Hutter Of Duluth is the
guest of Mrs. Paul Hackbarth. She
arrived last Tuesday, and will remain
here for another week or thereabouts.
Miss Vivian Lienhard of Minnea-
polls was guest at the F. H. Krook
home last week. She returned to her
home Monday. The Lienhard fami-
ly removed to Minneapolis from New
Ulm number of years ago.
Mrs. George Schmidt of St. Paul
is visiting with old friends and ac-
quaintances in New Ulm. She ar
rived here on Saturday evening, and
will remain until after the celebra tion.
Miss Anna Heinebacjh of Chicago,
Ill, is enjoying visit with Mrs: H. L.
Ramme on South Washington street.
She arrived in New Ulm on Monday,
and will visit until after the celebra-
tion.
August Schaefler of Castor, Alberta,
Canada will arrive in New Ulm the
forepart of next week to attend the
celebration. He will be entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Wendt oAs
South State street.
Mrs. Meta Crone and Miss Hertha
Weschcke entertained number of
guests at dinner Monday evening.
The affair was given in honor of their
niece, Miss Lucy Pfefferle, whose
marriage to q tRudi Schmucker takes
| place the latter part Of this month.
] "A SON. was born Tuesday night to
4 Mr.. and Mrs. John Discher of Spring
! Street. this !, city. He came just in
time for the celebration and tips the
scales at 13 pounds. He has two
] sisters and brother, the eyoungest be-
4 ing nineteen years old. s.e2z ;*s#
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F: Gardner and the
formers mother Of ,Minnea polls re-
turned on Monday to their home fol-
lowing a two weeks visit at the home
of Mrs. Gardner's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles sGanske residing in Sigel
township. T.
!; Mrs. "A. I.E. Ellison !, and children,
Arlene and John Of Minneapolis will
arrive. today to, be. the guests at the
home of Mrs. aiEllison's. parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Hetlinger. Miss Thus
Media Hetlinger, who has been visiting
at the Ellison home for the past several
weeks will return home also.
The Dorcas Sunday School class of
the Bethel church held their annual
4 picnic today at Hunters Rest. There
| are twelve members in the class at
present. Misses Ruth Thatcher of
! Minneapolis, Evelyn and Adeline
4 Windland of Hutchinson, were out of
town guests at the picnic. Mrs. w.
4 A. Juedes is the instructor, and
4 chaperoned the party. .,
4 Last: Friday evening, at meeting
| of 4 the Brown County rural mail
carriers held in the Commercial Club
rooms at Sleepy Eye the following
officers were elected: Theodore Mand-
erfeld, New Ulm, pres; Alex Hey
manns, Sleepy Eye, vice pres; Charles
, Robertson, Hanska, Secretary; Alex
/ tHeymanns was also elected as delegate
! to the rural carriers state convention
which will be held at Lake City the
11th and 18th of this month.
| Mr. and Mrs. L. j. Lippert and son
Raymond returned yesterday from a
| trip East. AT Milwaukee they visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Saffert and
at Racine with Mr.. Lippert's sister,
Sister Sylyenia at St. GATHERINGS
Convent. They also took in the
Pageant of Progress on the Municipal
Pier at Chicago, and the demonstrating
of the steam automobile, which they
report was the attraction of the auto
show.
Sunday night, at the band concert
small boy of four years gave his
parents a great deal of anxiety by
losing himself in the crowd. The little
fellow is the son of family of Morton.
He was located by the policeiju be- &
fore the close Of the concert and re-
turned to his badly frightened parents,
none the worse for his experience.
Small children need tofbe looked after
very closely at the band concerts be-
cause of the enormous crowds that
attend and the ability of their being
lost and wandering down to the rail