New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-07-03

q Dr.. Q. C. Stricken made a business
trip to Mankato, Wednesday.
Mrs. Anna Thereau and family re-
moved 2 '''p' to Minneapolis last week.
Mrs. Theo. Kretsch has returned to
this city after a short visit at the Robert,
Aidermat home in Golden. s s
Henry Albrecht and family and Miss
Ida Grams Of Fairfax visited with
relatives here during the week.
Callie and sArmin Steinhauser Of
Lasm31berton arrived Saturday for a visit
with their uncles and aunts.
!. Victor schleuder of Eureka, N. D.
Is visiting with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugo Schleuder in this city.
Mrs. Sophia Engelbert spent several.
days recently with her sister, Mrs.
Herman Borchert at Mapleton. IL
William Pfeiffer has been called to the
local police force. Beware of t'Big
Billy, he is a match for any one.
Fred Setter spent several days in the
Cities last week looking after business
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Miss Elfrieda Toberer visited for
several days with Minneapolis. friends
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Sieberg, and
daughter, Eleanor of Mankato visited
IN this city Wednesday, =.
Mrs: Gertrude Eichmann and daugh-
ter, Gladys, of Springfield spent day
IN this city last week.
Charles Polta who left with the drafted
boys last Tuesday has, returned to this
city again gain, He was rejected because Of
| Mr.. and Mrs. I. B. Thorsness, of Lady
smith, Wisconsin are the parents of
| baby boy born June 9th. Mrs. Thors-
ness, formerly Martha Winkelmann,
is, well known here.
| Mrs. Frank Schaefer has received
word from Mr.. Schaefer that he is now
| at Camp Merritt, N. j. which is only a
dozen miles from New York. He ex-
poets to leave for France very soon.
Alex F. Ranweiler and son Armin and
Mrs. Veronica Schmirl left for Ivanhoe
via the auto route Friday morning.
They will visit with Mr.. land Mrs. VIM.
Winter: The latter was Miss Rose
Schmlrl before her marriage.
DR.. Carl G. Current: of Spokane,
Wash, is visiting with his parents
IN Home township. Mr.. Current has
enlisted in the army and intends to
leave soon. He is we'll known here
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- Attorneys of the city have been very
busy the. past week helping the draft
Registrars make out their uuestionaires
which must be returned to the exemp-
tlon board within seven days after they
are received by the registrants.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Zwach and fam
| lily, of Pierz, Mimi. are visiting with
Anton Zwach in this city. They made
the trip by automobile. Before return
ing home they will visit with relatives
in Sleepy Eye and Milroy.
! Arrangements have been made to
instruct those Of the draft age in the
French language in Morton. Glasses
are held two evenings out of the week.
Undoubtedly this will be Invaluable to
the boys when they arrive overseas. =,
Capt. and Mrs. Patrick Darby, the
former Of the signal corps of the u. S.
Army attached to the Fourth Regiment
Motor Mechanics at Camp Greene,
NJ c. visited at the Emery Pellent home
on North Broadway last week. Capt.
Darby has been in the service twenty
one years and will be retired in about
a year.
Emil Backer, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Christ Backer, who completed a post
graduate course at the Conservatory of
Music at Milwaukee last week, arrived
here yesterday for months visit with
his parents. He will return to Milwaukee
in the fall and will be one of the in
structors in the conservatory. Il
City Treasurer Gottlieb Oswald is
enjoying trip to the far west. He
writes the Review from Arlington,
Washington, that he is visiting with his
old friend, VIM. Spoerhase, and that he
will remain there several weeks before
he will start on his return trip via Oregon
and California. He says that the
Spoerhase family recently lost their son
William by DEATH. !