New Ulm review., 1917-03-21

Mrs. M. A. Bingham is in New York
on business.
Attorney Albert Hauser was here from
Sleepy Eye Thursday.
Joseph NJ. Arbes and Ed. c. Veeck
were in Mankato on business Thursday.
Mrs. G. A. Ottomeyer has been i'll for
several days from an attack Of the grip.
George Heills was in the city from
Sleepy Eye THURSDAY, returning home
the same evening.
Miss Lizzie Schouveller, of Morgan,
is visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Sonntag. n
Attorney-Editor Aug. G. Erickson, of
Springfield, was in The city on legal
business Thursday
Mrs. George Wildt. and her daughter
Clara, of Morgan, have returned home
after visiting New Ulm friends for several
days. -.. ~, IL,
Martin Sporting, Of CORTLAND, who
was injured by falling tree a few days
ago, is recovering rapidly and will soon
be around. .~e.-
| Miss Dorothy Berg has returned from
visit with her sister, Mrs. A. w. Eek
stein of Comfrey. She also visited
Springfield friends en- route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Frederick, who
have many friends in this city, cele-
brated their silver wedding at their
home in Morgan last Thursday.
Arthur Hagen, of the St. Paul grocery
house of the Griggs- Cooper Company,
has been visiting for several days at the
home of Emil G.. Hage in this city. -
After an absence of a couple of weeks,
P. H. Furth, Miss Lillian Furth and Mrs.
Anna K. Ball have returned from a
business trip to Livingston, Mont.
Henry Stetchmann, who has been
visiting friends at Sanborn, will leave
shortly for Roseau county to look after
his real estate interests.
Henry Sinkel, a photographer of
Fairfax, who has been visiting New Ulm
friends for several weeks, has returned
home, and re-opened his gallery.
Fridays storm caused the Community
Sing to be again postponed. 1t is pro-
posed unless the unexpected again hap
pens, that the meeting will be held next
Friday evening.
The interior of the new residence of
William Gluth, west of the city, is re-
ceving it's finishing coat of paint. An
drew Nelson and Felix Brust, of Sleepy
Eye, are doing the work.
Miss Leola Strickler, teacher in the
Morton public schools, has returned to
her duties there after visiting at the
home of her parents, DR.. and Mrs. O.
C. Stricken. =. ,..,2,.~s. s. +t .1,.s
Mrs. Barbara Baer was 78 years old
last Thursday, and during the evening
a number of her friends helped her
celebrate the event. Cards were played
and refreshments served. Mrs. Henry
Gasink won the high prize, while Mrs.
Veronica Schmirl took low.
Rev. George Mayer, pastor of the
Fredens church, was called to Richfeld,
Wis. Thursday on account of the serious
illness of his brother, Carl w. Mayer.
He expects to return within few days.
There were no services at the church
Sunday, although Sunday school was
conducted as usual.
j. C. 'Koester, of Hanska, who has
been visiting with his parents in Linden
township, is the guest of friends in this
city. From here he will 60 to Bixbee,
N. D., where a brother resides, after
which he will take up his residence in
Montana.
Mrs. A. j. Stockstead and little son
of Sleepy Eye have been enjoying pro-
longed visit at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Penning of Summit
Avenue. Mrs. Stockstead came before
the storm and was unable to return as
Mr.. Stockstead telephoned that the
roads in their vicinity are impossible.
The Commercial Club directors may
have forgotten that several months ago
they were instructed by the club to take
up the matter of beautifying the city,
according to. ideas advanced by F. w.
Johnson, at meeting held as long ago
as last November. So far nothing has
been heard from the directors on the
subject. Its getting long past the time
when some move should have been made.
Why all this delay?
Hanska has been without mail service