New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-01-23

visiting with the Rev. Albrecht fam
lily.
F. w. Martin Of st. Peter visited with
his father and Rev. and Mrs. Juedes
Sunday.
The Mixed Choir Of the Lutheran
church. will furnish the music at the
services at st. Pauls next Sunday.
Miss Anna Hansen from Winona,
visited with her parents, and Mrs.
Peter Hansen Sunday.
Miss Mabel Hansen has accepted a
position as steno5 rapLer in a law Office
in Aberdeen, South Dakota.
Paul Muske, station agent at Revere,
spent Sunday with his parents Mr.. al d
Mrs. August Muske. zs3s..='.7
b Miss Marjorie Gage of Minnear coils
is guest at-the George Bromley ZONE
this week and will probably remain over
next week. She was Lere for the Red
Cross Ball.
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Louis Rethweli from Springfield came
to New Ulm by auto last week to visit
with the Rev. Juel les family and with his
sister, Miss Rethwell who is taking
treatments at tie Union Hospital.
Mrs. Henry Ruemke who underwent
an operation for appendicitis at. the
Union Hospital East Wednesday is doing
very nicely and will soon be able to
return home. z5
Mrs. w. H. Stolf entertained The
Sewing Club to which she belongs last
Wednesday afternoon and the husbands
| of the ladies were invited in for supper
and to spend the evening.
A sleighing party was arranged last
night to go out to the Marti home and
surprise Mrs. Marti and Mrs. Yoerg
who is visiting here. Details are lacking
as it was to be surprise and the event
occurred after the Review went to press.
A letter from Walter Hose who is
stationed at training camp in Georgia
says it is pretty cold there, the therno-
meter getting down to three below. He
says they have to keep warm by building
bonfres in their tents.
Skat continues to assert its charm over
the members of the club which is ev-
idenced by the fact that at Mondays
tournament enough were pre=ent to fill
10 tables. Anton Nun. walked off with
the first prize, with a total of 81 net
games. The second prize went to- Robert
Williams with 679 net points and Anton
S. Dorm again secured the third prize.
This time he played a club solo against
IS matadores. A special prize offered
by the club for high play was won by
J. P. Graft, with 120 points.
Those from distance who attended
the funeral services Of Mrs. Aug. Kruggel
were, Miss Emma Kruggel Of Mime
apolis, a sister Of Mr.. Krugse', and
Mrs. Gross and Mrs Hamilton OF st.
Louis Park, Mr.. Freeman OF Harrican,
Wis.,. Mrs. Mueller and daughter Of
Morgan, and the following cousins:
Mrs. Fritzke and Mrs. Hartwig OF
Hutchinson, Mrs. Burgerha en- Of Glen
coe, Emil and Herman Otto of Mankato.
Henry Schwandt OF Milroy, Thee.
Mattke Of Morgan and Mrs. Olga Kelley
of Hopkins. 49, 35z ss2=
Mrs. P. F. McHale was much dis
appointed last week when her brother
Frank Baasen wired that because of the
snow blocade in Chicago he was held
up there for several days and could not
spare the time to visit with. his family
that he had expected to have. He
was in Minneapolis for only a day
and could not even get to see his mother
at Fargo where preparations had been
made by his sister, Mrs. Gronwald to
entertain him during his stay with
several social affairs. He inspected
Dunwoody and then had to leave i'm
mediately for the coast. 81,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl F. Crone and Mrs.
G. Triton, buyer for Crone Bros. Dry
Goods Department returned Monday
night from Chicago where they had
been for ten days looking up stock for
their spring business. They are announc-
ing in another column on this page some
Of the results Of their trip. While they
were away Chicago was struggling with
the worst blockade it ever knew Mr..
Crone says that the snow banks We had
last winter do not begin to compare
with those he saw in Chicago. He says
the drifts were as high as the street cars.
The train they entered Chicago on was
one OF the last to make its arrival and
they just missed the experience of being
snowbound on Illinois prairies
Otto A. Grams WHO may be remember
ed by some of tie Review readers as
having worked on q farm resr New Him