New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-11-21
4,,Lo (! NOTES


E. II, Barath was IN the city from
Nicollet on business Monday.
Capt. Albert Steinhauser. was a bust
ness visitor at st. Peter Monday.
Miss Alma Berger and Miss Elsie
Wenzlaf of Nicollet were visitors in the
city Tuesday.
The Misses Leola and Vera Stricken
motored to Morton one day last week
where they were guests of friends.
Mrs. Joseph Uhl was the guest for a
couple of days last week at the Pechtl
home at Lamberton.
George w. Kelley of the St. Peter
Free Press was in the city for short
visit Wednesday evening.
Aaron Erickson, Marcus Highberg and
Friedolph Anderson motored over from
St. Peter Saturday to witness the st.
Peter-New Ulm football game.
:. Mrs. John Uhl and son, Emil, Mrs.
Gobliersch and Miss Anna Algot have
returned from Lamberton, where they
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs:
Joseph Wilt and family.
A birthday party was given in honor
of Albert and Barbara Bauer, Sunday
evening. About forty people were
present and all enjoyed themselves
greatly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Vogtel of New
Ulm and Miss Frances Sharp of Chicago
were guests at the Hugo Gieseke and
Franklin Edwards homes on Wednesday
and Thursday.-Marshall Messenger.
Chas. johnson of New Ulm, who has
been appointed by the county COM
missioners to fill B. M. Gallagher's
position as county engineer in charge Of
drainage work, was in town over Sunday.
st. Peter Free Press.
Mrs. Charles Baltrusch returned last
week from visit in Milwaukee and
Pewaukee, Wis. While at the latter
place she was the guest of her cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hettenbach and other
friends. On her return trip she spent
a week with friends in Minneapolis. s
Mrs. Carl Aufderheide and Miss
Hertha HUM entertained twenty friends
at a parcel shower in honor of Miss
Esther Sanwald, at the home of Miss
Bertha Ruemke, last Saturday evening.
The guest Of honor was the recipient
Of many beautiful presents. A light
lunch was served and all greatly enjoyed
the evenings entertainment.
Frank Wandersee, one of the boys who
left for Camp Dodge came home for a
visit Monday and returned again yester-
day. A party was. given in his honor
at the home Of his parents Monday
evening at which fifty. Of his friends were
present. "s,ze rs. y - Is
The promotion of Lieut.. August
Marschner Of The 136th infantry, former
ly the Second Minnesota regiment, to
the rank of captain, is announced.
Rumors of Lieutenant Marschner's
coming promotion were mentioned in
the Review few weeks ago. Captain
Marschner is we'll known in this city,
where he was engaged for several years
in newspaper work.
Il
M. P. Brodersen of Lake Benton was !
in the city yesterday, having arrived
from Milford township, where he said he
had just closed a bargain for the purchase
of the Schubert farm from Adolphl
Schubert. There is 800 acres in the
farm, Mr.. Brodersen paying $175 an
acre, or total Of $4,000. The Schubert
farm is one of the oldest homesteads of
this section, and until his death, was ,
occupied by MASSACHUSETTS, father.
A letter received yesterday from w.
J. Carols, member of the regimental
band of the 351st regiment at Fort
Dodge, says it is understood that when
the regiment, which includes all of the
Brown county boys, is transferred to
some southern camp, it is not expected
that any of the men who have been
appointed to fill clerkships, nor the band,
will be sent away with the other boys,
but will remain at the camp.
The ladies of the Elizabeth Society of
the Catholic church entertained at a
eucher party at the Catholic school hall
Monday evening. Eucher was played
at twenty-four tables, and an enjoyable
evening was spent by all present. The
star prize was won by Mrs. Henry
Gasink; lady's punch, Miss Frieda
Wiesner; gentlemen's punch, Mrs. Ed.
GUIDE; lady's BOBBY, Miss Therese
Mechtl; gentlemen's BOBBY, Mrs.
Charles Engelbert.
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