New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-06-12

\ August Arndt, Of WATERFOWL, South
4 OAK arrived here Monday. He will
VISIT with relatives for several days.
4 Mrs. G. A. Zelle returned Saturday
! from Lake Chisago where she had been
visiting for some time.
Miss Hilda Haberberg left for the
Twin Cities Monday. She will spend
! q two weeks vacation there.
Miss Genevieve Vedder, of Davenport
Iowa, is spending a short vacation with
her parents in this city. +
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Honl and daughter,
Loretta spent Saturday and Sunday
IN Morgan and vicinity with the formers
parents.
Mrs Anna Hellriegel of Mobridge, S. D.
has been visiting here. She left yester
day for Minneapolis, where her daughter
Hllda graduates from the university.
u Louise Steinhauser, Gertrude Miesen,
Alice Wilt and Vera Gerhard of Lam
berton arrived here last Saturday for
weeks visit with relatives and friends.
William Klittel, well known night
conductor of the New Ulm yards has
resigned his position to follow his old
trade. He will open a second hand
store here soon. . T.
The Junior pioneers met at the home
OF Mrs. B. Juni one day last week. Cards
formed the chief entertainment. Prizes
were awarded to Mrs. Geo. Schleuder
and Miss. Alice Haeberle
Atty. Walter Kunze came home for
day last week to say goodbye to his
parents and sisters before leaving for
washington, D. C.. to enter the govern
ment service. W o.
Albert Fritsche is at home for brief
vacation with his parents. His brother
"Blll'' was here last week and left again
| for summer work at school, No vaca-
, ton these days for the medics.
The firemen left yesterday morning
for Montevideo to attend the State
f1remen's convention in session there
yesterday and today. Those who went
were Frank Niemann, Fred Brust, Joe
MARTHA and Herman Brueske.
John Woebke, one of the graduates
OF the local high school expects to leave
this week for Minneapolis where he will
enter the Dunwoody institute for a six
weeks course of training in newspaper
work. He expects to return and work
with the Review until he is ready to 90
to college later
Mrs. Henry Fuerst and daughter
Adela of Chicago and Mrs. Carl Fuerst
of Bedford, Indiana, arrived last week
to spend several weeks here with Mrs.
Henrietta Hauenstein and other rel
atlves. Mrs. Henry Fuerst has entered
a local hospital for treatment under her
old family physician, DR.. L. A. Fritsche.
All the schools in Brown County are
now closed. The last to. close were
Districts Number which closed June
9Th and Numbers and II which closed
June 7th. The first one to close was
Dist. Number At in Albin Township.
which closed March 9Th. There are
80 Districts in the county at the present
time.
! When have you seen the parks more
beautiful, the trees more like huge UNI
brellas, the blossoms more fragrant and
the grass more soft and thick? Never
and never did home seem more beauti-
full. Think then what the boys must be
longing for and write them often to keep
them in close touch with all that goes
on in the old home. Send them a copy of
the Review once in while when you feel
they would like to have it, or call us up
and tell us to mail copy occasionally. It
will cost you nothing and we are only too
glad to send it.
Feels as if Madame Summer had at
last really decided to stop awhile here.
Even if she is somewhat ardent guest
every one is glad to know she is really
going to be. with us a little while, and
none more glad than the farmer who
thinks with glee Of the great weather
this is for the. growing corn. Plenty of
rain so far and cool days so that the roots
got good hold on the soil and now a
little more heat than is exactly comfort
able makes for the wonder crops of this
wonder state the finest in the land!
I DR.. A. G.. Amann left Wednesday
afternoon for Fort Benjamin Harrison at
indianapolis, Ind, for duty in the U. S.
4 dental Corps. Dr.. Amann enlisted in
the Dental Reserve about year ago but
he did not receive his call until short