New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-05-16

VAoAGA1lS 1c1dClVSS duu lTl0lluS lOT several
days last week.
Miss Anna Pietrus of St. Peter was the
guest of New Ulm friends for several
days last eek.5ss4 4
Joseph Vogel Of Chicago is the guest
OF his brother, Edward Vogel of the State
bank for few days.
T Miss Florence Eckstein of Morton
was the guest last week of her sister, Mrs.
Alex. Henle of this city. IL
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Dorm of Gowie..
Iowa, spent last week in this city, visit
ing relatives and friends.
Sixteen St. James young men have
joined the United States military service
during the past few weeks.
: The Redwood Falls Presbyterians will
celebrate the semi centennial anniversary
of the organization in June. -
Frank Moses and John Buoye of
Madelia were in the city a few days
ago, having come over by auto. t. :
County Superintendent r. B. Kennedy
visited the schools in the vicinity of
Comfrey several days last week.
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Mrs. Andrew j. Gag of Marshall was
the guest for several days last week, at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Flor. Il
A. O. Wensberg has leased the Sleepy
Eye Progressive, owned by Paul Dehnel.
The latter hopes to establish a daily news
paper in Minneapolis.
Charles Kuehlbach was at Fairfax
Tuesday, where he combined business
with pleasure, taking occasion to visit
his friends in that village.
Ascension services will be held at the
Friedens church next Thursday morning,
May II, at 10 o'clock, the pastor, Rev.
George Mayer officiating.
Miss Bertha Schmidt has returned
from Madelia where she visited her sister,
Miss Elizabeth Schmidt, a teacher in the
public schools of that village.
Fred Christensen and G.. I. Stone,
who have made applications to enter the
officers training camp at Fort Smelling,
were at Owatonna last week, where they
took the preliminary examination.
Mrs. B. Brey of Pomeroy, Wash, who
has been visiting her brother, John
Manderteld, has gone to St. Paul to visit
relatives before returning to her home.
She also visited friends at Comfrey.
Judge I. M. Olsen and Court Reporter
W. T. Eckstein have returned from St..
Peter where they attended the Nav term
of district court The calendar was a
very short one and the term was in
session less than five days.
Martin Skjelstad of the St. Peter
Herald was guest at the home of Rev.
and Mrs. E. F. Wheeler over Sunday.
MIR. Skjelstad has purchased an interest
in a job printing establishment at Aber-
deem, S. D., and will leave for that CITY
to make his future home, next Saturday
Mrs. William Wegner of Lamberton
who underwent an operation at the
Union Hospital in this city, is improving
rapidly. Friday she was visited by her
daughters, the Misses Leona, Esther and
Elaine WegneS, who came from Lamber-
ton on that day.
Former Governor A. O. Eberhart has
associated himself with his former
political opponent, Peter ]. Youngdahl,
and organized the Title Holding &
Mortgage company with a capital stock
of $35, 900. The offices of the company
will be in Minneapolis.
Joseph Koehler, city scaler, returned
Wednesday evening from Minneapolis,
where ne went to consult specialist.
He says he was given much encourage
ment, and that under the treatment he is
taking here is assured that his health will
be greatly improved within short time.
Rev. G. L. Morrill, (..Go-Lightly'') of
Minneapolis, who had been engaged to
deliver the Decoration day address at
Comfrey, has been obliged to cancel his
engagement owing to illness. Had Mr..
Morrill, been able to deliver his address
Comfrey people may rest assured that
they would have heard something wort h
while.
Sleepy Eye is getting busy over the
garden ma king proposition. Com
mittees have been organized and as
signments made for taking a census
OF the lots available for garden purposes;
also of the seed to be used, manner of
cultivation, etc. The domestic science
equipment of the city schools will be
used for canning and preserving the food
to be produced by the school pupils, and
more equipment will be purchased as
needed by all users.
With this issue The Review begins a
! series of ten letters on Tropical America,
or "Uncle Sans New Possessions bv
our special correspondent, Lou D. Mac
Wethy. On another page will be found
the opening chapter under subtitle,
where the Spirit of the Old World
Lingers," describing conditions in Porto
Rico. Next weeks letter will describe
1.-The Land of Monana." Our readers
will find these articles grow in interest
from week to week, and will teach us
something of the WAYS and livos If orr