New Ulm review., 1922-10-11

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Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Waibel Of
Lamberton were Sunday visitors with
New Ulm relatives and friends.
Mrs. Edward Werner returned to
her home on Tuesday after visiting for
several days at the D. -. Werner home
in Lamberton.
Mrs. C. H. Hennick was visitor
in st. Peter on Monday. Mrs. Hen
nick is the house guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. D. Minium Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Paul and
family of Browns Valley visited from
Wednesday until Saturday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kram-
beer, Jr., in Sigel township.
Rev. and Mrs. E. G. Meierbachtol
Of Morristown, Mimi, spent Thurs
day visiting at the A. A. Alvin home
on North Washington street. Mrs.
Meierbachtol and Mrs. Alvin are sis
ters.
Miss Esther Meierding left on
Saturday for Arco where she is in
structor in the public schools. She
visited for several days with her sister,
Mrs. Arnold Cordes on North Franklin
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Meierding and
family and Henry Meierding and
daughter Lydia Of Morgan and Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Lorentz and family
of Springfield we're Sunday visitors at
the Arnolds Cordes home.
Havelock McLennon of Winona
spent Saturday and Sunday as the
guest Of Mr.and Mrs. Paul Hackbarth,
residing on South Broadway. Mr..
McLennon came here to go duck
hunting with party of friends.
Miss Esther Ristau returned to
Dodge City, Kansas, on Tuesday after
spending two> weeks vacation here
visiting at tie home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ristau. Miss Ris-
tau is employed in Dodge City.
Harold Gerth left the Union Hospital
on Sunday to return to his home in
Nicollet following his recovery from a
serious operation which was performed
recently. He is the nephew of Editor
and Mrs. B. G. Schultz of Nicollet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Athanas Henle left
on Friday by car to visit with Sis
ter Athanasia who is in the Chicago
Mother House. Sister Athanasia is q
daughter of Mr.. and Mr.. Henle and
they will visit with her for week
Miss Marie Jennerjahn of Oshkosh,
Wis, has resigned her position in the
fifth and sixth grades at.the Emerson
school, Mrs. Jacob Engel is substitute
ing in her place. III health made it
impossible for Miss Jennerjahn to
continue with her work..
Gerhard Meyer left yesterday fol
his home in .Marshfeld, Wis, after
spending week here visiting with his
daughters, Mrs. Herman Siebenbrun-
ner and Mrs. William o. Arndt end
families in this city, Mr.. Meyer also
visited with a son at Candy during
his stay here.
At the card party given by the St
Elizabeth Society on Tuesday evening
at the Catholic school house, the fol
lowing were awarded prizes: Mrs
John Schneider, Mrs. A. A. Schlump-
berger, Miss Rose Grunnet and Miss
Margaret Willinger. At the scbafs-
kopf and skat games. Theodore Mohl
and John Backer were the prize win
ners. Ben Amann won the cedar chest
which was raffled that evening.
Ernie Hagberg has returned from
Scobie and Winnett, Montana, where
he went with Alfred Marti to attend
to business matters and visit with
relatives. Mr.. Marti will remain in
Montana for another month. M
Hagberg reports that the crops in that
part of Montana are very good. and
that conditions are better this year
than they have been for the past sew
eral years.
If you want to recover lost articles
an ad in the Repiew is the very best
way to go about it. Among the ar
ticles returned to owners thru Reviep
ads have been the following: a diamond
ring, a brief case containing valuable
papers, a grip full of clcthlng, Llew-
ellyn setter and purse containing
money besides a number Of lesser ar
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