New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-01-03

Albert e Gerholz Of Gaylord, visited
Esslg relatives last week.
Thor Thordson Of Hanska, was a New
Vim visitor for a couple Of days. last.
week. i
Mrs. John Merth and children Of
Wa'b 'ssse, were New Ulm visitors last
week.
Harry Dickerson has returned to his
home at Sanborn. after spending a.
week Elk in New Ulm. .s II.
Inc New Ulm public schools will
open Tor the winter term next Monday
morning, January 8.
R. P. Larson Of the Koehler barber,
shop, spent a few days last week with
his family at Hanska.
Mrs. Henry Fricke Of St. Peter, was
the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Cyril
Wairath, here, last week.
Miss Nellie James of the Comfrey
public schools, was a New Ulm visitor
a greater part Of last week.
Mrs. H. W. Rieke has gone to Airing
ton, to visit relatives during the absence
Of her husband in the south.
The annual meeting of the Missionary
Society of the Congregational church will
be held at the home of Mrs. H. L..
Beecher, Friday afternoon.
Miss Lillian Manderfeld, who is
teaching school in Mulligan township,
has been spending her holiday vacation
at her home in this city.
William Raverty Of Sleepy Eye, who
was recently taken to St. Paul hospi-
tai. suffering from blood posion, is said
to be improving very slowly.
The St. Peter Herald thinks that
town may sweeten up" with a sugar
factory, if the farmers around there
raise beets senuf to warrant the under
taking.
S.P. Sorensens of Cloquet; Mimi, was
the guest of, his brother, Arthur Soren-
sen, Of the Henningsen insurance office,
last week. Mr.. Sorensen is connected
with the Cloquet paper mills.
C. L. Carlson of La Sale, motored
up here during the storm one day
last week. He says it was pretty cold
driving, but that he enjoyed the trip
Just the same.
Edward FRANKIE of Sibley, was here
last week, and returned home with
Mrs. FRANKIE, who has been receiving
treatment at the Union hospital. Mrs.
Franke's health is greatly improved.
William Wicherski, who has been
visiting at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst WichersH for the
past week, returned Sunday to Kent,
Ohio; where he is teaching in the public
schools. n 4ssi.
Thor Snilsberg, who has been ill for
nearly three months, has so far recovered
as to be able to resume his duties as as
sistant cashier of the Brown County
Bank. He has been behind the desk at
the bank since Saturday.
A surprise party was given Mr.. and
Mrs. James Garrow at their home Saturr
day evening, when some forty of their
friends swooped down on them in real
old-fashioned surprise style. The
occasion was the twenty-ffth anniver-
sary Of their wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Walter were
visitors last week with the latter's
parents at LIE Sueur. Mr.. Walter has
returned home, but Mrs. Walter pro-
longed her stay for few days and will
also visit friends at Belle PLANE before
her return.
While many of the New Ulm students
in various colleges and universities,
who were home for the holidays have
returned to their studies, there are
quite number who will rremain until
the end of the week. The vacation
at the University of Minnesota was
shorter this year than usual, the classes
opening week earlier.
Il P. C.5Nagel, the well known Leaven-
worth farmer, who recently announced
that he would soon move to North
Dakota, has changed his mind, and
will remain in Brown county. Mr..
Nagel bought large farm in the Flicker
tail state, with the intention of moving