New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-07-04

Mrs. Arthur Bessemer, d niece 81
Mrs. +. w. Johnson, and who has been
her guest, left for her home in st. Pau
on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Groebner have
returned to their home in Lamberton
alter visiting New Ulm relatives for.
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Backer have gone
to Milwaukee to visit relatives. They
LETT Thursday and will be absent for
several weeks.
The Aloha club met with the Misses
Schmidt on Wednesday afternoon. There
were some thirty Of the younger matrons
and unmarried ladies present.
Gus Vogel, formerly of this city, now
member of the United States cavalry,
IN training at Fort Russell, Wyoming,
IS staged to appear in a boxing contest
before an audience of cavalrymen.
Henry J.. Haeberle has returned to
spend his vacation at the home Of his
mother, Mrs. Kate Haeberle. Mr..
Haeberle is an instructor in physical
training in the public schools of Cincin-
natl.
Miss Marie Rolwes, who graduated
as trained nurse in the St. Peter hos
pital, has returned to her home in this city
from New York City, where she has just
completed postgraduate course in
the Women's hospital
The Neighborhood club, made up of
ten or twelve families in the vicinity of
Washington and State streets, had a
most delightful picnic Sunday at the
Kruger farm, five miles from town on
the Sleepy Eye road.
The Westbrook Sentinel wants the
people of that village to do little some
thing in boosting the Red Cross move
ment. The Sentinel says Westbrook
citizens should wake up and get busy
without further delay.
William T. Jahnke, editor of the Lester
Prairie News, was in the city few days
ago to visit his father, William Jahnke
and other relatives. He is brother of
Deputy Sheriff Herman Jahnke, and is
a native of New Ulm.
Prof. M. ]. Wagner of the DR.. Martin
Luther college has gone to Norfolk, Neb.
to spend several days visiting his mother.
He was accompanied by his brother,
John Wagner of Norfolk, who has been
paying a visit to this city.
Emery Blomstein has returned from
Dawson county, Mont, where he has
been running tractor for several
months. He says the crops in Montana
are looking fine and bumper yield is
expected by the farmers in that state.
Mrs. Henry Engel was hostess to the
Pioneer Card club last Tuesday after
noon. The head prizes were won by
Miss Sophia Hoffman, and Mrs. Fred
Pfaender, and second prizes went to
Mrs. John Toberer and Mrs. George
Schneider.
Miss Edith Schwanke Of ST. Charles,
who has been teaching at Lead, S. D.,
has been the guest of Mrs. T. J. Snilsberg
of this city for some days. She left for
Red Wing Monday where she will spend
the summer. She expects to return to
Lead in the fall for another year.
Ambrose Tighe of St. Paul has been
appointed attorney for the Minnesota
Safety commission, with the title of
assistant attorney general. Mr.. Tighe
was the author of the bill creating the
commission and his appointment was
made by Attorney General Lyndon A.
Smith.
H. w. Beecher and family, Herman
Held and family, F. R. Emmings and
family, A. Meile and family, C. A. Zelle
and family, NJ. A. Bingham and family
left Saturday for Jefferson lake, LIE Sueur
county, where they are camping this
week. They expect to return next Sat-
urday.
William and John Arndt, under the
firm name of Arndt Brothers have pur-
chased the barber shop on First North
street from Charles Polta, and will con-
duct it in the future. Mr.. Polta was
obliged to give up the business on
account of the serious condition of his