New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-04-18

S Roy Berg is engaged in organizing the
Farmers Non-P Partisan Political league
IN Steele county. He left The first of the.
week to take up the work. I.
Albert Nagel Of Adams, Mimi, is
visiting at the home Of his mother, Mrs.
Victoria Nagel, in this city. He expects
to remain for several days.
Miss Elma Stolz, who is teaching in the.
Hanska public schools, spent Sunday
with her. parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. {.
Stolz Of South Washing ton street.
Fred Book and Haydn Hofmeister
left Monday for st. Paul intending to
hear 8 Tosca which was given last
night at the st. Paul Auditorium.
George Schilling who spent the past
winter with his brother Joseph at Fin.
layson, Mimi, has returned to New Ulm
and will work this summer on the Robert
Runck place.
Walter G. Davis and Walter Krebs of
Golden have formed a partnership, un-
der the firm name Of Davis & Krebs, and
embarked in the farm machinery business
at that place.
Mrs. c. G.. REIN and her son, Victor,
have returned from Osceola, Wis, where
they were guests for couple ofsweeks
at the home Of Mrs. Reim's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. August Beyel.
v. 81. Charles of Hartley, Iowa, has
purchased the Wabasso Standard from
p. G. Weldon, and already taken pos
session. Mr.. Charles has purchased an
entire new outfit for the paper.
DR.. G. F. Reineke recently delivered
an address before the Teachers Training
class at the Evangelical church at Sleepy
Eye. DR.. and Mrs. Reineke motored
to Sleepy Eye for the occasion.
H.H. Vogelpohlg& Sons, the New Ulm
pipe organ manufacturers, are over
hauling the organ Of the Catholic church
of Morgan. The instrument was re-
Gently shipped here for that purpose.
Mrs. Theodore johnson and children
of Springfield, who have been guests of
friends and relatives in this city for
several days, returned to their home at
Springfield the latter part Of the week.
Elmer Dirks and Richard Schmid Of
Springfield were recent New Ulm visitors.
They came down by auto and report the
roads in fairly good condition, consider
ing the recent deep snow banks along
the way. i. ..s-.
The Current News club and the
Mothers club expect to take up the
matter Of arranging for a Baby Week,
to be held about the middle of May.
Arrangements will be planned at meet
ing to be held soon.- IS.
Despite, the fact that the air was a
little chilly Sunday, the bright sunshine
was an inducement for a large number Of
people to bring forth their autos. AS a
result the streets and country roads were
alive during the afternoon with pleasure
seekers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ehgelbert enter
tanned a company of friends Sunday
evening in honor of Mrs. Sigfried DUN
of St. Paul who has been visiting her
people here for some weeks. Five
Hundred was played and prizes were
awarded to Miss Esther Sannwald, Mrs.
Chas Fricke of Mankato and guest
prize to Mrs. DUN.
Miss Elizabeth Wheeler, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. r.. F. Wheeler, who has
been teacher in the public schools of
st. Peter for the past three years, has
resigned and accepted similar position
at Owatonna for next year at an advance
in salary. The Owatonna schools are
under more modern method Of manage
ment than those OF st. Peter, according
to the st. Peter Free Press.
John Larson. who resigned his position
as travelling salesman on the Pacific
coast the first Of the year, since which
time he has been on his farm south of this
city, was in town Monday, en- route to
Rochester on business. MI. Larson
finds farm life somewhat lonesome after
50 many years on the road, and says he
wouldn't be surprised if he soon ac-
copied travelling position again. 5 It
will be nearer home the next time, he
says.
The party which Mesdames A. w.
Mueller, A. J. Vogel, w. F. Nellie and j.
R. Higgs gave for their friends on Satur-
day afternoon at the Masonic Hall, and
to which 144 invitations were sent out,
was most enjoyable occasion. The
affair was CAV with spring colnrincs. and