New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-06-13

Miss Elfrieda Reetz Of Morgan, IS
visiting at the Lutheran parsonage.
The Concordia Club and families will
enjoy their annual picnic at Clear Lake
next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Bill Of Wabasso
are IN the city, visiting their son, Got
fried Bill, North Center street.
Prof. NJ. J. Wagner is enjoying a
weeks visit from his brother Mr.. John
Wagner Of Norfolk, Nebraska.
Fred Peuser has gone to the Mayo
hospital at Rochester, where he is being
treated for serious stomach trouble.
Andrew Steinmetz left Monday morn
ing for. Mahnomen county, where he
will spend several weeks looking after
his farming interests. &.
Rev. and Mrs. Walter Nitschke of
Rapid City, S. D. arrived yesterday to
spend the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
4. Burk and attend the concert at the
college.
The Misses Oleta and Josephine
Schell, daughters of Adolph Schell Of
BerAey, CAL, are in the city for three
weeks, guests of the ,Zieher family and
other relatives.
Mrs. Charles Heimann Of Fairfax;
David, George and Otto Backer of the
Twin Cities, who were here to attend
the funeral of their mother, Mrs.
Sophia Backer, Monday, have returned
to their homes. They all left yesterday
morning.
The graduating classes of the DR.. M.
L. College were entertained last Sunday
evening by Prof. M. J., Wagnersat his
residence, last Friday evening at Prof.
A.. Ackermann's and last Monday at
Prof. f. Reuters. Mr.. and Mrs. Herm.
Meyer Of Waldheim" also showed the
boys asplendid time one day last week.
Mrs. Louise Vogel of New Ulm, was
in this city Saturday to make arrange
ments for again moving back to Spring
field. She has so many old acquaint-
ances and friends in Springfield that
she feels she will enjoy permanent
residence here much more than in the
county seat town.-SprinQfeld Ad,
nance.
a Mrs. Ben Juni was hostess to the
Junior Pioneer Card club, of which she
is a member, and a few other guests
Wednesday afternoon. Five Hundred
was played at three tables. After re-
freshments the ladies remained for time
to visit. Mrs. Kate Haeberle won first
prize and the low went to Mrs. Otto
Meyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Grohne of Mime
apolis were over Sunday guests of the
formers mother, Mrs. Kate Grohne,
South Washington street. Mrs. Grohne
arrived Saturday afternoon from Sanborn
where she had been visiting relatives and
Mr.. Grohne came the same evening from
Minneapolis. They left for home Mon
day afternoon.
Dr.. o. A. Groebner has finished work
at Medical College U. of M. and enters
University Hospital as inferno and will
make speciality Of children's diseases.
He is member of the medical naval
reserve crops and expects that very likely
he will be called. He spent the week end
at home with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Groebner.
Hanska's crack base ball team enter
tanned the Nicollet team the other day.
They expected, however, to mop the
ground" with their visitors, but there's
many a slip. In fact things didn't
come out just as expected, and Hanska
got a good woloping. The Herald last
week had hard time explaining, and
promises that it won't happen again.
The citizens of the village of Winthrop
took advantage Of draft registration day.
for a patriotic demonstration. The af-l
fair was conducted by the Women'sI
Improvement club the Grand Army.
circle and the Commercial club The
principal feature was parade some three
blocks long, headed by the Bernadotte
band, after which program was carried
out in The city hall. There was music
and speaking.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Massapust and