New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-06-05
Miss Rose Lipp, IF North Redwood
visited with relatives here last week.

| business Trip to st. refer NJ OnQay.
Richard Baasen, of Minot, N. D.,
is here to visit for several weeks with
his mother, Mrs. Mary Baasen.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. N. Robertson visited
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Mol,
in Sleepy Eye last Wednesday,.
Rev. Gustav Albrecht, of St. Peter
visited At the Rev. G. Albrecht home
| Monday. q
Miss Valeria Sehwendinger, and !. Miss
Hedwig Marti have returned -frcm
Chicago, where they spent a short vaca-
ton. ~.
Miss Minna Fischer left Monday for
her hone in Minneapolis after visit
of two weeks with her sister, Mrs. L. G..
Bell. d.
Mrs. Alex Ranweiler and daughters,
Mildred and Arlene. left Friday for
Ivanhoe where they will visit week with
relatives.
John Hetlinger, Sr., returned Sunday
from Bancroft, South Dakota He has
given up his work there because of ill
health. =,
John Hetlinger Jr., came to this city
Monday for the purpose of registering,
June 9Th. He may return to Bancroft,
S. D. shortly.
Miss Hilda Sandman and Ed Sand
mann, of Evan, visited Friday and Sat
urday at TIE home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph H. Sandman.
| Ben Smasal left Sunday afternoon
for St. Louis, Mo. He was joined by
fifteen other boys at Mankato, who had
also enlisted. They intend to work in
one of the base hospitals there.
George Guggisberg of the town Of
Sigel left Sunday afternoon for a trip
to Saskatchewan, Canada, to look after
farm lands that he owns there. He ex-
poets to be gone week or more.
Mrs. Herbert Vogelpohl and son
returned to their home in Jackson, Mimi,
Monday, accompanied by Mrs. Minnie
Woebke and daughter, Margaret, who
will visit with them for a short time.
Frederick Irrgang left Monday for
Aberdeen, Washington, where he has
secured position in one of the shipping
firms. He. graduated last week from
the commercial department of the High
School. -
Chas. Roessel ST., and son. Chas. of
Chicago visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Anton Loesch on North German
Street last week. They left Tuesday,
intending to make a visit in Minneapolis
before returning to- Chicago. =.
The Sunday School classes of the Con-
gational church arranged picnic for
tie entire Congregation, Tuesday. The
picnic was held at the Herman's Heights
commencing at two o'clock. Supper was
served at six. All had a very enjoyable
time.
Russell Johnson who enlisted in the
Coast Artillery is stationed at Camp
Banks, Winthrop, Mass. He expects
orders to leave very soon but has also
been told he may be one of those who are
retained here temporarily in the coast
guard service.
Joseph Sattler of Ivanhoe was in the
city Friday and attended the Com
mencement exercises at the High School.
His son 'Armin Sattler was one of the
graduates. Saturday morning Mr.. Satt-
Ter and Attorney Staining Of Tyler left
fer the cities on business matters and are
expected back here this week..
Monday Alfred J. Groebner sold his
half interest in the New Ulm Steam
Laundry to his partner, Otto F. Oswald.
The young man expects to be called in
the next draft and for that reason he
thot it best to dispose of his interest in
the laundry at this time. He purchased
his half interest in the laundry only
one year ago. He will stay with the
laundry until the call comes which may
be several weeks --. -.s&
Hiding Jahnke who went to Min
neapolis to enlist was doomed to dis
appointment because the board had
orders not to accept any voluntary en-
listment on or after June 1st. He will
now have to register on June 9th as all
Others who have become twenty-one years
old since the order of registration went
into effect While in Minneapolis he
net his sister, Miss Elda, who had com
pleted successful term of school in
North Dakota and she 1eturned:to New
Ulm with him.
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