New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-03-22

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q. Theo. Crone writes from Battle Creek
Mich, that he is feeling fine and is en-
|joying himself. ..,.s.s ,.,<...- :.
Van McHale is home after completing
his course in dentistry at Marquette
University, Milwaukee. = ...}.~
Miss Elsa Fritsche who teaches al
Dover, Mimi; was at home over Sunday
for visit with her parents.
The Current News Club will meet next
Tuesday afternoon at the Stricken home
instead of with Mrs. Hage.
TIL. J. Snilsberg returned Monday
from Rochester where he had been to
consult the Mayo's.
The Misses Marguerite Martin and
Alma Lieder spent Saturday and Sunday
visiting relatives and friends at Man
kato.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Lieder spent a
few days last week at Morgan visiting at
the home of their son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. 0. E. Lieder.
Mrs. Gertrude Cheyney of Chillicothe,
Mo-, is visiting at the home of Robert
Viergever. Mrs. Cheyney is the mother
of Mrs. Viergever.
The Mesdames Lena Kachel Henry
Stelljes, Theo. Mueller, Otto Tape and
VIM. F. Wendt visited with the Blaas
family Of Winthrop last Thursday.
J. C. Tauer of Garrison, N. D. has been
visiting recently in New Ulm. Mr..
| Tauer is a real estate man and con-
templates large business from this
vicinity this spring and summer.
George Kueck of Delhi visited with his
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Ahrens Of this city the latter part
Of last week and the beginning of this
week. He returned home Monday after
noon.
The Boy Scouts have received per.
mission to use a part of the new armory
for their drills. Rev. Wheeler is the
scout master for this city and the two
patrols are headed by Karl Engel anc
Thaddius Wiesner. The membership
is about twenty.
Richard Brust, for many years EN-
ployed at the express office of tEt
American Express Company in this city
and later in Hibbing, MIMI, left fo
Chicago Monday afternoon. Richard il
son of Chas. Brust, Sr. and for the last
few months has been at home in this city
Fred, the ten months old son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Pleniger of Cottonwood
township died last Friday morning afte1
a short illness. The funeral took place
last Monday morning from the Catholic
church of this city and interment was
made at the Catholic cemetery.
Tonsilitis seems to be all the rage at
the present time judging from the num-
Der of operations performed at the
hospitals and at the homes of patients.
Three operations for this ailment were
performed at the Loretto last Saturday,
the patients being Frank Gleisner, St.
George; Ludwig Wendinger of West
Newton and VIM. Hacker of Lafayette.
Joseph Herzog, Harry Heyman, George
Crone and Miss Hertha Mueller, Man
kato Commercial College students visited
with their parents in this city over Sun.
day.
Chas. Lindemann returned from ar
extended visit with his daughter and sor
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kann in De:
Moines, L., last Saturday. On his way
home he visited with relatives in Eagle
Lake, Mankato and other cities.
Relatives OF Mrs. Peter Giefer re
ceived word last Saturday Of her demise
at Thief River Falls, MINI. DeatE
occurred Friday evening at 6:45 afte
an illness of several months and tn,
direct cause of death is given as heart
failure. Mrs. Giefer and family lived il
this city for about fifteen years. They
were at one time prominent West New
> ton farmers and are we'll known in thai
vicinity. About two years ago thu
family decided to again take up farming
and purchased a large tract of land ii
the northern part of the state where they
have since resided. The deceased wa:
about fifty years of age, being born ii
St. Paul, where she married Mr.. Giefer
She leaves her bereaved husband anc
three daughters and one son, all still al
. home. The body was brought to st
Paul where funeral services were hele
at the Ascension church Monday after
noon.