New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-12-18


Miss Marguerite Dineen from Sleepy
Eye is. a guest at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. Vivian Dom. A
Mr.. and mrs. Andrew SaffertsS and
family moved into their new quarters
which were finished recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frohrip Of Morgan,
parents of Roy Frohrip who is in the
service in France had letter from him.
saying he had been in the hospital
but has fully recovered since.
Nick Franta from Wabasso and Peter
Manderfeld from st. Paul were guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Franta
the forepart Of the week. They re-
lturned to their homes Monday after
I noon
Mrs. Reid Murray from Madison,
| Wis, is visiting at the home of her parent,
I. Dr.. and Mrs. j. Z. Schoch. Mr.. Murray
will also come to spend the holidays here
and they will return to Madison.to
| gether.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Muesing, Mr..
and Mrs Otto Wichtel, VIM. Muesing
and the Misses Grace Rinke and Ida
Muesing spent the week end visiting
at the Bernhard Schultz home in Mic
/ ollet. They made the trip by auto.
Emil Frenzel has returned from
/ La Crosse, Wisconsin, where he visited
with his sister, Mrs. H. Meyer who was
very i'll with influenza Shortly after
| returning Mr.. Frenzel also became i'll
and is at this writing suffering with
| influenza.
Arthur III. Friedrich, son of E. B.
friedrich is now located at Camp Forrest,
Ga. He left. with the last contingent
from Brown County, on October 23.
He says he does not believe he will be
home for Christmas on account Of the
! measles which are prevalent in that
camp.
The following officers were elected
| for Harmony Camp No 2097, Modern
| Woodmen, last Tuesday evening: C. A
Stolz, v c.; Armin Heymann, W. A.;
Herman Frenzel, banker; Hubert Berg,
Clerk; Hilarius Berg, escort; Ed. Macho,
| Waterman; Hy. Brinkmann, sentry;
Dr.. G. B. Weiser, physician and Henry
| Vedder, manager
Albert Gag who has been cashier at
| the Essig State Bank for some months
! has accepted position as Assistant
Cashier at the Brown County Bank and
will enter upon his duties shortly.
Thomas J. Kretsch who has been travel
ing for the j. |. Case people was elected
to fill the vacancy at the Essig Bank
but has decided not to accept and a
Mr. Geisler from Milford is temporarily
filling the place.
John Kruger who has been ailing
for some time is very i'll at this writing
Mrs. Theo. Johnson and children from
Springfield are visiting at the ,Krueger
home A. j. Kruger from Great Falls,
Montana arrived Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Johnson is daughter and the latter
son of Mr. Kruger His many
friends hope that he will recover in the
near future so that he will be able to
enjoy the holidays.
C. G. Schulz who is to be replaced as
State Superintendent of Schools by
J. NJ. Mcconnell Of Mankato has been
chosen as an assistant by U. S. Com
missioner Of Education, P. P. Claxton
His particular duties will have to do
| with the AUGMENTATION of public
schools. Evidently Mr.. Claxton has
other ideas about Mr. Schulz's fit
| ness for his work than those which are
entertained by Burnqust.
Private S. P. Scheid, COD Seth
Reg. r. C. A. E. F. writes to his father
who lives at Sleepy Eye, under date Of
| November 10 that he is well and get
ting along fine. He is not sure when
4 they will be back but he believes quite
Soon There are very few cases sol
Spanish Influenza in his company sanl
he says it is pretty well checked il
i France They have very cold nights
but the days are warmer. He send.
a Merry Christmas to all his friends
Brown.
Last Wednesday at high noon .oc
cured the marriage of Miss Marth;
Brown, daughter of Mrs. Mary Brow
of Leavenworth township, and Vim
Kleinow, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henri.
Keinow, of Sleepy Eye. The ceremon.
was performed in the Judge Of Probate