New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-11-14


Emil 81. Borath was business visitor
from Nicollet one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. III. Siegel and Mr.. and
Mrs. =. ". johnson made an automobile
trip TO Faribault Saturday.
Otto Schneider and Charles Fort
wengler have opened an auto repair shop
on South Minnesota street.
Miss Marie Lunde Of the public
schools left Friday for Madelia, where
she spent Saturday and Sunday with
relatives.
Miss Katherine Miller Of Mankato
was 9 guest at the home Of DR.. and
Mrs. Il. w. Rieke for several days last
week.
County Attorney and Mrs. Adolph
Frederickson were recent visitors with
eld-time friends and neighbors at SPRING.
field.
Editor-Attorney Aug. G. Erickson Of
Springfield was a recent business visitor
in the city. He was here on legal
business.
Mrs. r. B. Kennedy, Mrs. o. j.
Seifert and Miss Anna Kienlen were
recent guests of friends at Fairfax.
They made the trip by automobile.
B. Esser has returned from Ellsworth,
where he went to attend the funeral Of
his grandmother, Mrs. Fischenich, which
was held last Tuesday. Mrs. Fischenich
was "a years old.
DR.. Karl ]. Holman Of Mankato is
row q member Of the third district
exemption board, having been appointed
to succeed DR.. Lowe of Pipestone, who
has been obliged to resign on account
of i'll health.
a large number attended the card
party given by the ladies Of st. Anne
court, w G. O. f., last Wednesday
evening. The prize winners were: Miss
+ Mary Korbel, Mrs. B. Esser, Mrs. Geo.
CASTER, Mrs. Albert Gag and Miss
Clara Moog.
L. Louis F. Entrup, formerly a drug clerk
employed by the Pioneer Drug company
of this city, but for the past few years
residing in St. Paul, has gone to tie state
OF Washington to reside, according to
word received here recently. Poor
health is said to be the reason Mr..
Entrup* has decided to 60 west.
The annual meeting Of the New Ulm
Commercial club was held at the club
i rooms last night. The Review goes to
! press too early to print a report of the
meeting, which was to include the cleo
! ton of a board of directors, and to hear
the reports of the president, secretary,
treasurer and number of the special
committees.
Springfield is having troubles Of her
own these days, according to the news
papers Of that village. "A week Or two
ago the citizens were over run with petty
robberies; now It is fire. The fire
fighters were called out twice in one day
j recently At one Of the fires considerable
damage was done to st. Johns Hospital.
The other was a grass fire, but the flames
were checked before any great damage
had resulted
IS The following officers have been elected
by st. Elizabeth's Society of the Catholic
!, church: Chaplain, Rev. Robert Schlink-
ert; president, Mrs. Peter Sprenger;
vice president, Mrs. Elizabeth Stadick;
responding secretary, Mrs. Theodore
Scheiderich; financial secretary, Mrs.
Theodore Schwendinger; treasurer, Mrs.
/ William Lieb; marshals, Miss Margaret
Willinger and Miss Mechtel; finance
committee, Mrs. Joseph Dietz, Mrs.
, Andrew saffert and Mrs. Joseph Krars;
banner bearers, Mrs. George Puchner,
Mrs. Andrew Amann and Mrs. Ath.
Henle;; examining physician, Dr.. F. ].
Pelant. 4s
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