New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-04-25

returned home from visit with rela-
tives in this city.
J. A. Ochs, who has been ill for the
past two or three weeks, is again attend
ing to business at the Bee Hive.
George P. Forster of Springfield visited
relatives and at the same time trans
acted business in this city recently.
Albert, Everling was a Springfield
business visitor Friday. He will in
stall electrical fixtures in several resi-
dences OF that city soon.
Walter Puhlmann, brother of Lieuten
ant Alfred fPuhlmann Of Company A,
has gone to Minneapolis, where he has
joined the United States navy.
Gust Bjorneberg of Hanska was in
the city couple Of days last week visit.
ing. friends and transacting business.
He is just now nursing an injured knee.
Mrs. S. E. Sprague of Winona was
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. C. J. Reuss,
last week. Mrs. Sprague brought the
young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Reuss
to her parents.
George Crone has gone to Alma,
Mich, where he has joined the Republic
band as drum major and trombone
player. That organization has prepared
for concert tour.
The village of Arlington has law
suit on it hands. A resident of that
town charged 1926 for taking care of
his brother-in-law, and asks the village
to pay the bill.
William Hughes was recent Spring
field visitor. Mr.. Hughes, who has
lately opened restaurant in the Winkel-
mann building, was a former resident
of Springfield.
The new organization of the young
women of the city under the auspices
of the Methodist church, has been named
the Aloha club. 1t will meet with Miss
Bessie Schrader on Wednesday afternoon.
Christ Hanson and liver E. Haugen
OF Hanska were in the city Tuesday,
having come up to purchase a large
quantity of gravel, with which to i'm
prove the streets of that village during
the coming summer.
Mrs. c.. ]. Reuss of Winona has ar
rived in the city to join her husband,
C. ]. Reuss, who is with the New Ulm
Grocery Company. They are settled
in apartments at the corner of Broadway
and North Second street.
Roy, the 20-months' old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Ring, died Tuesday
evening at the Lorettos hospital. The
funeral was held Friday afternoon
from the family home on North Payne
street, Rev. George Mayer officiating.
| Fred Darko and Miss Bertha Stoltz.
both OF St. Peter, were married Tuesday
of last week at the German Lutheran
church at St. Peter. The groom was
former resident of this city and is a,
member of Company A.. Mr.. and Mrs.:
Darko are visiting friends in this city. !
Prof. "A. Alderman and Prof. E. R.
Bliefernicht of the DR.. Martin Luther
college, have returned from WATERFOWL,
Wis, where they attended conference
of the Minnesota Synod of the Lutheran
church. The conference was in session
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
George Bigot made application to
Postmaster Fred Pfaender, to enlist
ing the United States navy, and was sent
to the Minneapolis recruiting station.
He left for that place Monday Under
recent orders each postmaster is recruit
ing officer, and the postoffice recruiting
station.
A warrant has been issued for the arrest
of Peter Page, on complaint Of the pro-
prietors of the National Wooden Mills
clothing store. Page is accused of hav-
ing collected $3.50 and failed to make an
accounting. He was formerly in the
employ of the wooden mills company as
solicitor and collector.
Z. August Gross, Milford township
farmer, raised row at the Setter house
Sunday, and was arrested. Monday
he was arraigned before Justice Hen
ningsen charged with being drunk and
disorderly, and fined $25. and costs.
This was the third time that he had been
before the justice on a similar charge.
| He paid the fine and was released.