New Ulm review., 1917-03-21

g =. Pecholt was here from Sanborn
last week.
Joseph Holm has recovered from a
severe attack Of the grip.
Mrs. S. j. Sieberg, Of Mankato, was
a New Ulm visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Albert Schnid and children
have been visiting relatives at Spring.
field.
Mrs. John O'Meara has returned from
visit at the home of her cousin, Mrs.
William Cutting, of Home township.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. C. Bigelow, of Frank
I'M, have returned home after visiting
for several days with New Ulm friends.
All schools in the city, public and
parochlal, were dismissed at noon Friday,
on account of the storm that ragged that
day. ia
Mrs. Edward Grussendorf was the
guest for several days, of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugo Glasemann, at Klossner. She
has returned home.
Miss Gertie Schmidt has returned to
her home in this city after visit of
several days at the home for Mr.. and
Mrs. John Fesenmeie-, of Cottonwood
township.
Miss Grace Brockway and Miss Jane
Boyce, teachers in the Sanborn school,
were weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. M. Norelius. 81 Miss Brockway is
cousin of Mrs. Norelius.
For quiet political campaign, we
would recommend the present contest
for aldermen, which is to be decided
April 8. If you want to see candidate
you will have to look him up.
Mrs. A. c. Boomer, wife of A. c..
Boomer, telegraph operator at the North
western depot, is seriously i'll with tuber-
culosis of the muscles, in DR.. Gray's
hospital at Marshall.
Miss Lenora Kohls, of Morgan, who
was recently operated on for appendicitis
at the Union Hospital, has recovered
sufficiently to return home. Her mother,
Mrs. Cha les Kohls, was here few days
ago and returned home with her daughter.
Sir Knight Jessie Norton, of Duluth,
inspector of the knights Templar, was
in the city Wednesday evening, when
the local commande:y was Inspected.
A banquet was served at o'clock, after
which the work of inspection was con-
Quoted.
Otto Hummel and Kurt Winkelmann,
former New Ulm citizens, who have
recently purchased the Model Clothing
Store at Winthrop, seem to be showing
their brother merchants in that village
how to make store handsome and at
tractive, judging by the press notices
they are receiving.
sSir knights A.C.-Meile, Herman Held
H. L. Beecher, H. N. Somsen and Paul
Lehman of the local commandery,
Knights Templar, went to Redwood
Falls Monday, where on that evening
they conducted the work of initiating
a number candidates for Knighthood
in that city.
County Treasurer Henry J. Berg, who
returned last week from Huron, S. D.,
where he went to attend a funeral, says
there is. much less snow in that part of
the country than in this vicinity. He
says the farmers there, however, claim
to have all the moisture necessary to in
sure good crops this season.
Saturday was St. Patrick's Day, but
the weather had so much of mid-winter
aspect that very few New Ulm people,
apparently, realized that it was so late
in the season as past the middle of March,
and scarcely green ribbon or flag was
displayed.
A. M. Locker, of St. Paul, general
secretary of the State Sunday School
Association, will deliver an address at
the Congregational Church next Sunday
morning, March Is, and in the evening
he will conduct a union meeting at the
Methodist Church.
Onion eaters can now cheer up.
Texas onions are on the way and are
soon expected to invade the northern
markets, New Ulm included. While
vegetables are said to be about two
weeks late in the south, they are coming
on nicely now, and shipping to the
northern markets will soon be on in full
blast. -, .,.s
Joseph E. Wheeler, son of Rev. and
Mrs. E. F. Wheeler, who is student
in the School of Commerce and Ad-
ministration of the University of Chicago,
is suffering from light attack of scarlet