New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-05-09

Edward Hagen was, recently in the
city on business, from West Albin.
Armin Bentzin of Lamberton is visiting
New Ulm relatives.
Mrs. Thomas, Asher of Lamberton
who is in a local hospital, is improving
Reuben Fletcher was Mankato cal
Ter last Saturday.
Miss Elsie Coehare of Golden was a
guest of friends here some days ago.
Mrs. E. Reinhardt is a guest of he1
daughter, Mrs. B. M. Franz of Golden.
Robert Hanson of Evan was in the
city on business last Thursday.
Fred Norman of Rowena was in the
city on business last week.
Mitchell Russell of Wabasso was a
recent visitor with his father in this
city.
Rev. J. G. Wagner and sister, Miss
May Wagner, of Nicollet were visitors
in the city lately.
Herman Engel and Arthur Hopp were
in New Ulm from Nicollet a few days
ago.
The Misses Alice Schouveller and
Ruby Ginkel of Nicollet were visitors in
the city recently.
Grover L. Strong, editor of the Garvin
Leader, was in the city Thursday on
business in the district court.
Ole Sveum and family visited with his
brother Peter Sveum and family near
Sleepy Eye recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Idris Jones of Lake Crvs-
tai were guests at the Chas. Espenson
home Sunday.
The Misses Frances and Verona Pagel
OF the public schools went to Mapleton
Friday for weekend visit at their home.
Miss Elizabeth Wheeler spent Sunday
at the home OF the parents, Rev: and
Mrs. E. F. Wheeler.
Mrs. Charles Kuester and DAUGHTER.
Florence, of Sleepy Eye were guests Of
friends in this city recently.
Charles E. Hawk of Avoca has pur
chased an interest in the Rex Billiard
room, and has moved his family here.
DR.. C. A. Hintz has purchased the
ranch IN Montana of R. G.. Becker of
Springfield. "
Herman Vogelpohl was transacting
business in Fairfax couple of days last
week.
Attorney ALI. W. Mueller was in St.
Paul Thursday where he argued a case
before the supreme court.
Prof. A. Ackermann went to Ward.
5. D., Saturday, where he conducted
services Sunday. He returned home
Monday.
Mrs. A: L. Henle and children have
returned from several days. visit with
relatives at Morton. Miss Florence
Ecksteln, a sister of Mrs. Henle ac-
cOmpanied them for visit in this citv
Mrs. William Bentzin celebrated the
anniversary of her birthday on Thursday
afternoon, by entertaining a company Of
her friends. Visiting and a birthday
supper were much enjoyed.
The Farmers and Merchants bank
at Nlcollet will soon occupy hand
some new brick home of it's own. The
directors, at recent meeting, decided
to build this season.
Mrs. William Bentzin entertained a
large number of lady friends at her home
Tuesday, the affair being the occasion
OF her birthday. Refreshments were
served and pleasant afternoon was
spent.
Invitations are out for the Junior
Senior reception to- be held Saturday
evening. There will be banquet and
toasts, to be followed by dan cling, The
affair is to be held in the gymnasium of
the high school.
Miss Gladys Hernlund, who has been
the guest OF her sister, Miss Hernlund of
the English department of the high
school, and who came to New Ulm for
the Senior Class play, returned to her
home IN Minneapolis on Sunday.
The annual State Firemen's conyen-
ton, which was to have been held at |
Montevideo in June, has been postponed
Tor another year, on account of the war. |
Word to this effect has been received by|
the New Ulm fire department, which
expected to have been represented at
the state gathering.
Miss May Goar Of Montivedeo is the 4
guest Of her sister, Mrs. E. F. Wheeler,
for several weeks. Miss Goar arrived
here several days ago with her father,
JosephJ. Goar,. on their way home from
California, where they had spent the
winter. Mr.. Goar has gone on to his:
home at ::Montevideo, while his daughter
remained to make an extended visit.
:. The following went to st. Peter yester-;
day to. meet with the: Nicollet county:
up the matter regarding. helping 80;
Improve g113 the :kuehnel road: Fere1Fnand;
,G;rolle H. 8: iSomsen and :G: "a. EOtto:;'
meyer; TepEsSssnltingS The Commercial,
glub; Frea Ha 9Ign Christ Ellen and