New Ulm review., 1922-06-21

tured and cultivated, proves veri-
table store house Of treasure to its
possessor s
Thus has Mabel Ballin, who ap-
pears IN Other Women's Clothes
at the Turner Theatre next Sunday,
beer characterized by one Of the
most prominent artists Of the present
age. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Franz Korth went to
Sioux Falls Saturday afternoon to visit
with friends and relatives there. They
will be gose week OF ten. days.
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A surprise patty was given 70 Mrs.
Mary Kdebler her many friends
and neighbors at Evan before she LETT
that place. Mrs. Kueblel has pur7
chased residence at Sleepy Eye ana
will make her hone there.
Miss Agatha Russell, an instructor
in the loci high school for the past year,.
arrived Monday from Madelia TO at
tend the wedding Of her cousin, Miss
Gladys Henle. She will visit here for
several days as the guest Of Mr.. and.
Mrs. ]. Henle.
Nj. and Mrs. Otto Schneider are re
icic:ng over the arrival Of bouncing
ten pound baby boy which was born
to them at the Union Hospital on frl-.
day morning. '9Otts" believes he will
be an A No. mechanic some OF these
days. ss.
Miss katherine Russell, an ~ ~
stfucsor in the public chools of Seattle.
cane here to attend the wedding Of her
! cousin, Miss Gladys Henle. She ar
rived yesterday and will remain mere
during the sumner months as the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. John 'Henie
Christ Sprenger left on Saturday
noon for Fort Dodge, Iowa, where ne
will enjoy 4 visit with his brot ne her'
Henry sprenger. Mr.. sprenger IS
taking ten days vacation from ms
duties at Crone Bros. Con- pany and
will also visit in the Twin Cities be-
Ifore returning home.
Members Of the Senior class OF MOI OF.
gan enjoyed a picnic at Hern: aims
Heights3in this city last Monday. Inc e
class had q group picture taken, ana
games and races we're INDUCED sln
/ throughout the afternoon. Miss Ellen
Hummel, member Of the Morgan
school faculty entertained the class at
her home at four o clock luriche on. n.
/ John Eichmann arrived here 2 few
t days agofor an extended visit with his
] sisters, Mrs. j. P. Graf and Mrs. J 4 n; y:
Arbes. Mr: Eichmann was forTerly
resident of Springfield but left about
twelve years ago for the Pacific Coast
and is doing very well. At the present
tine he is in the employ Of the Colun-
Ma Shipping Company at Portland
/ Oregon.
"a letter sent by Henry Ludcke @
ISt. Peter to the Vitagraph Company
st Minneapolis bearing date July Is
4 1919 managed to reach the Office Of the
4 Wtagraph Company last week. The
\ envelope was yellow with grease and
] age and. evidently had fallen between
j tile partitions in the nail coach ane na
1 was found Just recently. The lette1
/ contained i check and thereby settiee
& controversy as to whether OF not 9
4 certain claim had been paid.
Judge James Oliver Andrews Wl1t
Twill be rememb bereds by some Of tns tfE
Iearly settlers and who for the past forty
Years has been prom ninent lawyer Y
] sisseton, South Dakota, died last
Thursday morning after 9 week 9
Illness with pneum onia, aged 20 years
), The deceased was born in Clark Coun
q ty, Illinois, j une q, 1852. His parent
came to Minnesota III 1857 and settles
on farm three miles west Of st. Pete
lin Traverse township. He is brothe
B Of Dr.. j. w. Andrews Of Mankato. = 4
]: remains were brought to st. Peter an
laid to rest in the Woodleng ceneter
Saturday afternoon.
Cards are out announcing the ma
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: sIriage of Miss Callie Steinhauser an
i Erhardt Bauch which occurred Ma
9 II. The bride is daughter OF NJ
! and Mrs. E. G. Steinhauser OF Lambel
: ton, where the bride was born an
ater graduated from. the LaTberto
) High School. The groom is the So
i Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bauch Of nes
i Lamberton.. He taught school e
! several years and during the Worl
{ War served in the navy, and at Il
i time Of his discharge was chief rad
J man at the nations capitol. For Il
present the newly lyweds will reside
-ILamberton.
i Mrs. Henry Kagel who was at or d
q time a resident Of this vicinity died