New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-04-05

Miss Elizabeth Wheeler was at home
from st. Peter to spend Sunday with her
parents. s,.'
Miss Hertha Mueller came home from
Mankato to spend Sunday with her
parents.
Miss Eunice Starr spent the week end
with friends in Tracy, going up Friday
and returning Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Ahrens returned yesterday
afternoon to her home in St. Paul after
visit with her sister, Mrs. Joseph P.
Vogel.
Mrs. George Schneider who has been
suffering from severe attack of rheu-
matism is recovering slowly and is able
to be up.
The Minnesota River the past week
has been higher again tho the rise did not
reach the stage of the first flood. 1t is
again recedlng.
Mrs. Elmer Haeberle who is at home
from Denver continues to receive most
encouraging reports of Mr.. Haeberle's
improvement.
Mrs. VIM. F. Wendt is entertaining a
party of fifteen of her friends at an after
noon thimble bee today at her home on
South Minnesota Street.
A. T. Van Doran of the C. E. Brown
Land Company left Monday for Great
Falls, Montana with party of land
buyers. He will probably be gone a
week.
Wilmer Moll left last Tuesday to
accompany his uncle, Otto Moll, to
Parchall, N. D. They took a carload of
stock with them and expected to spend
some time at Parchall.
Theodore Crone has returned from
his visit to Battle Creek, Mich, where
he has been at the sanitarium for several
weeks. Mr.. Crone says he is feeling
fine and enjoyed his visit very much.
Mrs. Forest English entertained a
small party of friends last Saturday even
ing at a Dutch Lunch in the English
apartments at the Armory. A very
pleasant evening is reported by those
present.
Orient Chapter of the Eastern Star
initiated a class of four Monday evening.
The new members are Mr.. and Mrs.
Valentine Orth, and Messrs. George
Cunningham and Floyd Minium. Re-
freshments were served following the
ceremonies.
Major and Mrs. Albert Pfaender are
at home after a very pleasant vacation
spent in Florida. The Major is much
improved in physical condition and
has quite recovered from the trouble
some cold and cough that he had for so
long before leaving.
Jos. Tastel is getting ready to start the
erection of three new houses on North
Broadway between Ninth and Eleventh
North streets. Mr.. Tastel had planned
on building five new places but he says
prices for building materials are so high
that it is likely to cause lull in building
everywhere this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brace Leland, parents
of Mrs. G. A. Hintz are expected here
today and will make their home here as
Mr.. Leland has been transferred to the
''stub" line and will run between New
Ulm and Mankato. They have secured
an apartment in the Furth house on
South German Street.
Richard Pfefferle, ST., received word
last week of the death of four relatives
who were serving in various sections of
the German army. All of them we're
bright young men whose loss will be a
severe one to their immediate families
and this one instance but serves to show
the terrible toll the war is taking of the
flower of the land.
It will be convenience to the Review
office if those who have news items for
insertion in the paper will try to telephone
them in before noon Tuesday as after
noon the paper is pretty we'll along.
However, if it should happen that you
have an item and forget it until Tuesday
afternoon, don't let that hinder you from
calling up. We will always use it if
possible, even tho late.
Organization of the Vorort of the
Minnesota Turnbezirk was perfected at
a meeting of the recently elected mem
bers last Wednesday evening. The
following officers were elected: Alb.
Steinhauser, president; Henry Engel,
vice president; Alfred Schroeck, record
ing secretary; Fred Pfaender, correspond