New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-12-05

A son was born to DR.. and Mrs,
Slndt of Hanska last Sunday.
Miss Helen Weiser of Window was a
guest last week of her cousin, Miss
Catharine Weiser
Mrs. Gustav Feineger of Deer Creek
was visitor at the Bethel parsonage
this week.
Mr.. E. Hopkins came home from the
cities where he is working this fall to
spend Thanksgiving day with his family.
Drs. Stricken, Hammermeister and
Pellant were in attendance last week at
the Mankato meeting of the Southern
Minnesota Medical Association.
Miss Alma Mayer and her brother
George were at home for Thanksgiving.
The former is teaching at Hector and
the latter is a student at the University.
Mrs. Fred Haenze and two daughters,
Clara and Olga, of St. Cloud are visiting
with New Ulm relatives She expects
to be here for couple of weeks.
The contract for the construction o.
judicial ditch No. % in Blue Earth
County was recently awarded to the
New Ulm Brick & Tile CO., for the sum
of $500.
Mrs. M. "A. Bingham is entertaining
Mrs. R. Underwood Of Lake City. A
small dinner party was given at the
Bingham home Monday evening in honor
of Mrs. Underwood.
g Hugo p Fesenmaier, who until a.short
time ago was employed at the Mueller
& Aab Garage, has purchased the Morton.
garage from his uncle and will take charge.
of the business at once.
Miss Mary KraE expects to leave today
for st. Paul to spend several weeks
looking up the new styles. She will be
home about New Years and will then
open her sewing school as usual.
Miss Laurie Mayer entertained a
company of D. O. T. girls at her home
last Wednesday in honor of her birthday.
1t was an old fashioned knitting bee, as
all the girls are Red Cross workers.
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Mrs. >Staley and daughter Rose were
Thanksgiving guests at the Herman
Held home. Mrs. Staley remained for
several days but Miss Rose was obliged
to return sooner to her school duties.
George ]. Saffert of the Saffert &
Gugisberg Co., left Monday for Chicago
where he will attend the convention of
the National Cement Stave Silo Asso-
citation in the interests Of the company.
Among the men who have been trans
ferred from Camp Dodge to Camp Pike,
are August Bratsch and Alex Waibel,
both from this vicinity. There are
probably others but their names have
not been reported to the Review.
Archie Alvin who has been away f.
some weeks looking after various painting
and decorating contracts in different
places has returned to New Ulm ard
expects to continue the business here.
He and his family are living in the
Pfaender house on South Broadway.
A letter received from DR.. Seifert Of
the US. Medical Corps says that he is
enjoying his work and is kept busy every
minute of the time. Says that news
from home is the most welcome thing in
camp. Uncle Sam, he says, certainly
treats his soldiers well, feeds them well
and looks after their health with wonder
full thoroughness. DR.. Seifertis stationed
at Fort Riley.
Mrs. Martin Dalueg celebrated her
goth birthday last Friday by inviting
a number of guests for the day. Besides
those from New Ulm who were present,
Fred Etter and wife of Courtland, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Kastens of Lafayette,
Mrs. F. Burk and Mrs. F. Strous and
her twin sons, Of Mankato were here for
the occasion.
Gust Kroening Of CORTLAND Town
ship has purchased a. well improved.
100. acer farm near Fosston, Polk Cou-
MY for ST. an acre. For several years
Mr.. Kroening has been on the Otto
Berberich farm near Swan Lake. He
expects to leave for his new home
this week. Mr.. Berberich contemplates
selling out his saloon at CORTLAND
and running his farm himself.