New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-08-09

A baby girl arrived at the John Hilles-
helm home in Sigel last week.
\ DR.. and Mrs. A. w. Meierding of
Springfield were guests of New Ulm
relatives last week.
Hugo Schleuder, Jr., visited with his
old time schoolmates at Springfield
last week.
A. H. Steinmetz formerly at Aberdeen,
S. D. is now at Watertown where he
has charge of the distribution of Dodge
autos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Berg were
guests one day last week of their daughter
and son-in-law, at Comfrey, the DR..
Eckstein family
II. Stegemann, Chas. Emmerich and
MIR. and Mrs. Carl Weiland were Wis
itors at the Fred Stolz home in Nicollet
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Henzel of Milford
enjoyed an auto trip to Springfield last
week where they visited with the VIM.
Runck family.
Mrs. George Blank of Nicollet is a
patient at a local hospital. She is
suffering from blood poisoning caused
by stepping on a rusty nail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Lieder, Louis
Meierding and several other Morgan
citizens made up jolly party that spent
Sunday by motoring to New Ulm.
DR.. and Mrs. T. F. Han1mermeister
left Friday for a visit with relatives
and friends in Waseca. They returned
the next day.
Captain Albert Steinhauser went to
Milwaukee and Elkhart Lake, Wise,
Friday to look after business matters.
He is expected home tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Seifert and
daughter Myra returned Tuesday from
Candy where they had gone to spend a
few days with Dr.. Warner.
Teddy Meier of the Fair Store left
Monday for the commercial centers to do
his buying for the holiday trade. Have
you done your Christmas shopping?
Mrs. Emelia Bleck of Spokane, Wash,
has been visiting the past week with
New Ulm friends. Mrs. Block is the
mohter of Ferdinand Bleck, formerly of
the Eagle Roller Mill force.
Highway Engineer Robertson and
wife spent a part of last week with
Sleepy Eye relatives and on their return
here were accompanied by Mrs. Glenn
Davey and children.
u. Sleepy Eye people who visited the car
nival in New Ulm voted it fine one.
If the one we had was worthy of that vote
what could the one Sleepy Eye had have
been? -
Again the number of boys has been
increased by the arrival of sons at the
following homes: Henry Voges, Court
land, Friday; Fred Hager, city, Tues
day; Otto Waibel, city, Saturday.
Operations for appendicitis have been
undergone by the following: John Blake
of -Lamberton, Loretto Hospital, A.
Kitzro, Union Hospital. The last named
was operated on on Friday and Blake
on Sunday.
Rev. Edwin Bruins stopped over in
New Ulm for short visit with his brother
John, the forepart of this week. He
left Monday afternoon for his home in
Appleton, Wise. Before coming here he
visited his parents in Nicollet.
Treasurer Wicherski of the New Ulm
Fire Department Relief Association has
received a check from the State in the
amount of $682.52, being the per cent
of premiums collected in New Ulm for
insurance which belongs to the Relief
Association.
Roy Bzosky, former pitcher for the
Sleepy Eye team, recently underwent an
operation in a Minneapolis hospital for
varicose veins, an old trouble that fire.
quently interfered with his ease and
comfort when he was working for the
team.
Next Sunday afternoon at 100 o'clock
the Lutheran Congregation will hold
church meeting. One of the import
ant things to be considered is the re-
signation of M. H. Klatt as teacher in
the Lutheran school. Mr.. Klatt has
been offered position in Milwaukee.
where he taught before his coming to
New Ulm.
Mrs. A. N. Rinke left last week for