New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-01-17


Fred Behnke was Sleepy Eye bust
ness visitor one day last week.
Carl Case Of this city was recent
visitor at Sleepy Eye.
Mrs R. 7. Foster Of Evan, was visitor
here one day last week.
Miss Ida Grabaw Of Eden township,
Is seriously i'll at the Union hospital.
County superintendent Bruce Kenne-
dy was school visitor at Evan few
days ago.
Miss Olga Rose Of Springfield, was
recent visitor with friends in this city.
Mrs. Jno. Hetlinger was at Buffalo
Lake to visit her father and friends, over
Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. Jos. Dietz and little
son LETT this morning for trip of several
weeks in California.
Conrad Dirks has accepted the posi-
ton OF general agent for the Saffert-
Guggestberg Cement Construction Co.
Clarence Eddy, the noted organist,
will be in New Ulm for recital at Dr..
M. L. College as previously announced
The date has been set for February s.
Miss Anna Gales, who is nurse at
the Loretto hospital, has returned from
a weeks vacation, which she spent
visiting her parents in TRAY erse.
The Misses Bertha and Anna Bolduan
OF Fairfax, who have been visiting rela.
tlves in this city for several days, have
returned to their home.
Mrs. J. H. Siegel and Miss Josephine
siegel went to Marshall last Wednesday
afternoon to visit for a few days at the
Edwards home.
Il. u. Beussmann is seriously ill at
his home on South Minnesota street.
and his friends fear for his recovery.
Mr., Beussmann has been a sufferer
from stomach trouble for many years.
Robert Fesenmaier and F. H. Retzlaff
were in Minneapolis the last three DAYS.
OF the week attending the convention
OF the Minnesota Implement Dealers
Association They returned home satur-
day night,
Henry Rolwes, janitor at the Brown
county court house, sprained his back
while wheeling coal for the heating plant
couple Of weeks ago, and was confined
to his bed for several days. He is now
recovering.
Representative Ali. W. Mueller came
home from St. Paul Friday morning and
remained until yesterday morning, the
legislature having adjourned over from
Thursday evening until Tuesday morn
ing.
III -. F. Oliver, state grain inspector at
this point, has been reappointed. He
succeeded John II. Edwards, when the
latter was transferred to Duluth several
years: ago. Mr.. Edwards has also been
reappointed.
Among those from out of town who
attended the funeral of Mrs. Chris
tian Book were Alfred Book of Spokane
Wash, Mrs. H. w. Boock of Crosby,
n. D, John Book Of st. Peter, John W.
Book of Gibbon and August Niemann
Of Springfield.
& Mrs. James Johnson, who lived on the
farm where the present towr-site of
Sleepy Eye now stands, died at her home
IN that city last week. She was born in
Denmark IN 1916 and came to America.
with her parents, when a small child.
She was preceded in death just a week
by her husband.
Congressman f. F. Ellsworth has APP
pointed Donald Cummings, a student Of
the Blue Earth high school cadet to the
West Point military academy, from the
second congressional district. He has
passed the examination to enter the
academy, and viii graduate from the
Blue Earth school in June.
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Vogtel entertained at. a dinner
given for the stockholders of the Mar
shall Milling Co. at the Dakota House.
The dinner was followed by an evening
spent at cards at the Siegel home. Mr..
and Mrs. Edwards of Marshall re-
NAMED as guests Of the Siegels over
Sunday.
Prof. Alfred E. Koenig of the Uni
versity Of Minnesota, will deliver a
lecture at the Methodist church on