New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-12-19

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Or. Hammermeister was IN Che Twin
j Cities on 9 professional business Monday
and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Ms: q. e c IN inHh mi lift
Yesterday afternoon for Los Angeles
where they plan to spend the next two
months.
g. A. fancy Of st. Paul was in the
lefty Tuesday to attend directors
meeting Of the Eagle Roller Mill Com
|pany.
Miss Lucy Pfeferle will be at home
from school for the vacation days. She
is student at Mankato Commercial
College.
The adult Bible Class Of the Bethel
Church gavesa farewell party for Otto
Zimmerman who viii leave for Wash
ington D. G. Thursday morning
Miss Genevieve vedder who is en-
ployed at a Government Arsenal at
Davenport, Iowa returned to this city
Sunday, she will make a two weeks
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Current of Mil
ford left Thursday for Indiana where
they expect to spend several weeks
visiting with relatives.
Miss Ruth Olsen, daughter Of Judge
Olsen, who is a student at the Stout
Training Schools at Menominee, Wise.
is coming home for the holidays.
Miss Phyllis Neumann who teaches
south of Essig will close her school for the
holidays with program and Christmas
Tree Friday Of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Hage spent
Monday at Mankato. Mr.. Hage has
just recently returned from trip to
Iowa and Nebraska where he found much
more snow than we have here.
Roland F. Neumann is expected home
| in few days. Roland is director of
physical training in the Cleveland High
School in St. Louis. His brother John,
| of the University of Wisco nsin, will not
He here for Christmas but will come for
New Years.
f -Four young men Of Springfield Joined
the;arm last week. Herman S. Mueller
entered the navy, Henry Callnan APP
piled for admission to the air service.
Peter Dalsgaard to the navy and Arthur
IDalsgaard enlisted as machinist in the
aerial branch. :
The Department President Of the
Women's G. A. r. Auxiliary Societies of
the State, Mrs. Sarah Mathews, was here
yesterday and inspected Hecker Circle.
The ladies Of the Society entertained
inf ormally for her at the Hall following
the meeting and served dainty lunch.
Friends of the music clubs of the High
School should not forget that the young
people have been working very hard the
1 past several weeks toprepare the Operet-
TIA 'Bulbul" for. their parents delight.
Be at Turner Hall Thursday evening,
december Goth to hear and see the coming
], prnna donnas and impressarios.
t Winter in earnest descended last week
and stayed with us for several miserably
Geld days but this week the weather
man has shown a different disposition
and hurried up his January thaw a little
bit and dumped it down here Monday.
/ At this writing the air is still balmy and
the small amount of snow is disappear
ling in spite of cloudy skies.
i Miss Alma Schmidt who has been
| III the employ Of the Wilder Charities
at St. Paul for the past year has now
a federal position. The work she will
be called upon to do is similar to that
in which she has been engaged, that is,
Ito 60 out among the poor and instruct
them in preparing wholesome foods
land in the conserving of foods.
Dr.. v. T. McHale has gone to New
England, N. D. to take charge Of the den
|tal practice of the dentist there who has
been called into army service. 'Van'
does: not know when he may be called
himself and he therefore disposed of
his own equipment some time ago when
the opportunity offered and is merely
4 taking charge Of the North Dakota
1 position, while waiting to know what
4 the fates have irsstore for him. s.;
Tuesday morning Judge Olsen ordered
a special venire to issue for five additional
petit jurors. Five of the regular panel
Ihod hex,,, exn,,an1 ~, sfotlltOrv Urnl1nds