New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-02-20

Albert Engle, Of Morgan visited with
friends here last Wednesday.
Misses Clara and Rose Wendinger
visited in Mankato Thursday.
Peter Springer made short visit with
his brother in Morgan. He returned
Thursday.
Mrs. Louis CHASER returned. home
Friday from Springfield where she has
been visiting week with her parents.
"a daughter arrived last Wednesday,
in the family Of H. Sorenson living near
Klossner.
Miss Marguerite Dineen of Sleepy
Eye is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Dorm. .
Doctors A. w. Eckstein and R. Wer-
ring, of Comfrey came to New Ulm
by car Thursday. They visited with the
H. ]. Berg family.
Hubert Kotten of Springfield visited
few days last week with the Alex
Reinhart family. Ee returned home
Friday. ,.s.
N. j. Franta OF Wabssso visited with
the John Franta family on north State
street last week. He returned home
Saturday. &s~<~-1 -.
John Schmidt who has been on the
sick list for over month has recovered
sufficiently so that he is able to be up and
around and able to be out of doors. -
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Ritschel, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Mueller and Mr.. and Mrs
ALT. Marti made three days visit in
the Twin Cities last week; they returned
Saturday. .-..1
Misses Eleanor Rieke and Evangeline
McC onnel made a weeks visit at the
VIM. Rieke home in West Newton. They
returned to Minneapolis Sunday where
they will resume their studies at the
University. ~, q: (
Rev. Robert Schlinkert was at st.
Paul last Wednesday where be celebrated
Requiem Mass for his countryman and
friend Frank .Erling who had died early
that week. Mr.. Erling had been en-
ployed in the County Auditors office
for quite number of years. :.
Mrs. J. A. Juno of Torquay, Sask.,
writes the Review Of heavy SHOWS and
severe cold in Canada this winter. Mrs.
Juno was Miss Jennie Garrioch before
her marriage and has number of friends
in New Ulm who will remember her
altho she has been away. from New Ulm
for some years. @--**,.. <<$
Ed McGovern of the township of Eden
who is candidate for the office OF
Register Of Deeds was in New Ulm the
early part of the week in the interests
of his candidacy. Mr.. McGovern is; a
farmer and has taught school in this
county ten years and he feels that
he is we'll qualified to hold the office
which he is aspiring for.
Mr.. and Mrs Anton Herlich were
surprised by group Of friends Sunday
evening. The occasion was their tir
wedding anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs
Herlich were showered with in.
Vulnerable tin presents. The hours
passed rapidly while the jolly party
played "500". Prizes were awarded tc
John Franta, LIST Gents; Mrs. Alex
Ranweiler, LIST Ladies and Fremont
Schmidt and Mrs. H. Walters received
the BOBBY prizes. A light luncheon
was served. .-..
Several weeks ago the Review stated
that Rev. John Meyer, formerly professor
! at the DR.. Martin Luther College was i'll
with diabetes. Rev. Meyer writes us
that the report was somewhat exaggerat.
ed and that when he read it he was
reminded Of Mark Twain who was re.
ported dead and who telegraphed his
friends as follows: reports about my
death are very much exaggerated .
The truth is Rev. Meyer was sick for a
few days in hospital but he is now and