New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-05-29

f. W. s. Vercoe recently purchased a
new Ford Roadster for travelling pur-
poses. ~<".2 80
7. Jos. N. Schaefer of tLetow Of Cot
tonwood, is planning on erecting new
modern residence on tie, corner Of
Seventh North and State streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Brust, Sr., gave
a dinner party in honor of their son
Richard (t'Dick'') last Sunday. There
were twenty guests present. Richard
has enlisted and will leave for Camp
Dix, New Jersey, Saturday.
r The office of the New Ulm Review and
Post will be closed the greater part of
the day, Thursday. Up to- II o'clock
in the morning the Office can he reached
by telephone, No. 101 or 401. Late in
the afternoon the plant will again be
open.
Albert Bartl, John Karl and Mrs. Carl
Mueller were visitors Il st week at Cam p
Dodge. Mr.. Bartl went down to see
his many frien6s among the enlisted
boys, Mr.. Karl has son Frank there
and Mrs. Mueller's sen EerEert is there.
They found the boys fine and enjoying
camp life very much.
Dave O'Brien who hales from tie
desert lands of Iowa could not resist the
temptation to take on a heavy load
while in the city Monday and he was
brot before Justice Hogen Tuesday
where he plead guilty and was fined SIS
and costs amounting in all to $10.05.
Monday Thomas Hayes who is working
on one of the farms near by New Ulm
and has the reputation of being very
good workman mistook his capacity and
drank more than he could stand and he
also had to answer to charge of drunken
ness before Justice Hogen Monday and
was fined IS and costs amounting to
1886.
Last Friday evening the members Of
the New Ulm Turnverein has Kom-
mers in honor of two of their members
who left the next day with the Brown
county draft contingent. Those honored
were DR.. Kurt Bell and Henry Haeberle.
The latter has been in the Physical
Training department of the public
schools of Cincinnati for several years.
The New Ulm Turnverein has now ten
of it's members in the national army and
in addition thereto there are II sons
Of members of the Society who them
selves are not members, making a total
of FL who are either members or sons of
members of the Turnverein, now in the
u. S. service.
Alex T. .Waibel, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Waibel of Sigel is located at Camp
Pike. He is attached to Co. E. 312
Motor Supply Train. Quite number
of the Brown County boys are still at
Camp Pike and wonder whether they
will evel get away. It is said they may
be kept there or on the border lest trouble
with Mexico might arise but :@no one
seems to know anything at all about the
situation. The boys are all pretty tired
OF their stay and are anxious to get away
for active duty. This IS said to be
particularly true of the men stationed
at Camp Cody where the dust makes life
disagreeable.
Now that Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Schulke have chosen for their own the
charming home of Mr.. and Mrs. P. j.
Ritsckel, New Ulm draws breath of
relief for We are sure the family are
permanently settled and will not want
to run away again after once moving
into their new home. The sigh of
relief will also he ore of regret for the
sale means that the Ritschels will be
leaving within few weeks: TIE deal
was closed Monday, tie consideration
being $4,000. Mr.. Ritschel has been
very busy getting his place of business
on Smelling Avenue in St. Paul fixed
up to agree with his ideas of the fitness
Of things. He has done great deal Of
repairing and renovating and has put in
new fixtures in the store and expefts to
do considerable more to the outside of
the tui!ding before he is satisfied. He
plans to have the building remodeled
so that it will be Of the general style
then he says he'll he proud to have his
New Ulm friends call on them. He will
continue in the service of the Schell
people until fall but will spend his
o.