New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-01-31

b Mr.. and Mrs. +. IA Gilbert entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Hr. c. CASTOR Of Mime
apolis Sunday, The Gastons returned
home Monday.
Miss Elanor Harmening Of Sleepy
rye, Who recently underwent an opera
ton on at the Union hospital, has sufficient
~ recovered to return to her home.
Louis Wendorff of Carlo township,
Renv Vile county, who was recently operat-
ed upon for appendicitis, at hospital
here here is reported as improving rapidly.
The Woodmen entertained their friends
at social dance at their hall Saturday
evening. A large number were present
and an enjoyable evening was the re-
suit.
n Theodore Schlaak, for. many years
engaged in farming in Mulligan town
ship, has leased his farm in that town
and will retire. He will move with his
family to Comfrey to reside.
Miss Sophie Forstner has returned
from three months visit with relatives
in the cities and at Casselton, N. d.
At the latter place she was the guest of
her sisters family, the -Thos. L. Bjork-
lands s@
Sheriff w. ]. julius is in st. Paul this
week attending the annual meeting of
the Minnesota Sheriffs' Association, of
which organization he is president.
incidentally the sheriff. will take in the
winter carnival. i,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Schemann
entertained at cards last Friday evening,
500 was played. Prizes were awarded
'as follows, Ladies High, Mrs. F. Wehye;
Ladies Low, Mrs. F. Gilbert; Gents
High, +. Hamann; Gents Low, J. Backer.
Harold Rorvick of Circle, Mont, is a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. R.
Hennick for a couple of weeks. Mr..
Hennick and family, accompanied by
MI. Rorvick, spent several days last
week in Minneapolis. Mr.. Rorvick is a
prominent pioneer merchant at Circle.
Benjamin Stockman, formerly of this
city, having been for several years con
nected with the New Ulm Roller Mill
Company, was recently elected vice
president of the Duluth Board of Trade.
Mr.. Stockman left New Ulm to 60 to
Duluth in 1910, where he is manager of
the Duluth-Superior Milling Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. siebenbrunner
gave a Five Hundred party Sunday
evening for their friends. The lucky
players were Mrs. H. Schemann, Mrs.
e. Wicherski, and the unlucky ones
Mrs. G. Leary and Mr.. G. Wichersh.
Ihe gathering broke up a midnight
'AAoSA q ue1lClOuS 1uIlcn was served.
Lieutenant F. l.. Fritsche, dentist of
the Second Regiment, left Thursday for
Tracy, where he was to meet his wife,
who has been visiting with her parents
at-that place during the lieutenant's alb
sence. DR.. Fritsche was formerly en-
gagged IN the dental business at Spring
field, but sold out his practice before de-
parting for the border.
George Fret, farmer living near
Klossner, was arrested Saturday night
and held in jail until Monday for the
Nicollet county authorities, on charge
OF adultery. Sheriff August Olsen ar
rived Monday afternoon and took the
prisoner to the Jail at St. Peter, where his
being held for preliminary examination.
William Espenson of Fraze, Mimi,
was in the city for several days last week,
being called here as witness in suit in
district court. Mr.. Espenson, who is
engaged in the banking. business at
Frazee, formerly conducted bank at
CORTLAND, and while here took occasion
to visit old friends and renew acquain-
.tances at CORTLAND and in this city.
At the. Monday evening skat tour
nament the following were the prize
winners: Joseph Glasen took first with
eighteen net games; William Thiede-
mann won second with SIS net points,
while Ernst Wicherski carried away
third with spade solo against five
matadores. A special prize was won by
p. Hagberg, who made high play Of
100. ~
r. O. Pfefferle, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Pfeferle Of this city, who has
been engaged in the drug and jewelry
business at Madelia for several years,
with C.. C.. Rill. q mariner in tho firm