New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-02-13

George Lund and Verne Johnson Of
Lafayette were New Ulm visitors last
Saturday.
Kenneth Mason took advantage O
the Monday holiday and visited at his
home in st. Peter.
Miss Hertha Guse has returned home
after weeks visit with the M. Leick
family at Madelia.
Ray Keys, Jack Youngman and F.
McWilliams of Sleepy Eye were business
visitors in New Ulm last week.
Marriage licenses were Issued to VIM.
Schwender, Jr., of Mankato and Edna
Reinhart Of New Uln, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wooldrik of Sleepy Eye
drove to New Ulm week ago in a Ford
and on the way back found it necessary
to make use of shovel.
A dance was given at the Clement
Braulick home in Stark Thursday eve
ming. The music was furnished by Chas.
Wilfahrt and everybody reports a good
time =, T.
William Diepolder, who has been
visiting with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jos. Diepolder, returned Sunday to
Willow City, N. D., where he is an
implement dealer
Mrs. Theo. Scheiderich entertained
! Friday in honor of Mrs. Frank Branlick,
Of Richardson, N. D., who has been
visiting with the Scheiderich family.
Mrs. Braulick left for her home Saturday.
| Mrs. John Backer was surprised
Sunday by the $500" Club, it being her
birthday. The evening was spent in
playing cards. Prizes were awarded to
Mrs. E.. Wicherski, first; Mrs. Kate
Haeberle, second; and Mrs. John Hauen-
stein, low.
Don't forget the new closing hours for
the stores of the city. See the announce
ment made by the Grocers as shown on
page 8 of this ISSUE The hours apply
in general to all classes of merchandising
in New Ulm and go into effect this week.
Keep them in mind or you'll be vexed
some day at your forgetfulness.
| Mrs. A. J. Stockstead and little son
came down Sunday from their farm home
near Sleepy Eye to visit with her parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Penning. Her
visit was made the occasion for fam
lily reunion Sunday and the F.. A. Schno-
brich and F. A. Gilbert families were
guests at the Penning home for tie day.
The Current News Club will meet next
week Tuesday with Mrs. Elmer Haeberle
The program is not definitely settled
as the meeting is out of the regular
order of the years schedule but there
will probably be book review on Cover
the Top" and Mrs. Hage will have a
paper on ''The Lumber Industry in Min
nesota."
Mrs. August Mas of Gaylord under
went an operation for goitre at the
Union Hospital last week. Mr.. Mas
accompanied his wife here and stopped
for few days at the VIM. Schroeck home.
G.. A. Fritzner of Gaylord and Mr.. and
Mrs. B. A. Ohrmund and Paul Busack
of Echo were also guests at tie Schroeck
home last week. =
! TIE young people of the St. Cecilian.
Society who gave program at TIE
| Catholic School house week ago Sunday
were invited by tie Searles congregation
tie rereat it at their new hall and Thurs
day evening they drove down in two
sleighmloads. Practically the entire pro-
gram as given here was repeated and
everybody enjoyed giving it as well
as those who heard it.
TIE New Ulm Publishing Company
had their annual sleigh ride Friday
evening of last week. First the entire
party enjoyed the picture show at the.
Ruby and then got up an appetite by
an hours drive in the fresh air and
followed it by a little supper at the
Randy Kitchen. There were twelve
in the party, three Of tie members Of
tie Review force being unable to be
present.
Mrs. Elenora Mullen returned last
week from her visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Louis Blattermann in ST.. Louis.
She was gone about four weeks and while
there little new granddaughter arrived
to make her acquaintance on tie 18th
of the month. The baby has been
christened Mary Jane. Tie street car
strike was on in st. Louis when Mrs.
Mullen was there and size said that they
have had very cold and disagreeables
weather and there has heen a great
shortage Of fuel so that tEere was con-
siderable suffering in TIE city.
Mrs. Chas. III. Sins er arrived last We'd