New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-08-21
a. M Stork visited with his brother
William in Tyler last week. 4

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!. Miss Esther Witt spent several days
last week with relatives at Essig.
Arthur Arndt and Alfred sprink of
Springfield spent Sunday in New Uln.:
"A baby girl was born in the family Of
Mr. 1r. and Mrs. Andrew Liebe last Mon
day. 8 .5s,: l#..=
A baby boy was born in the family of.
Robt. Preisinger Of Lafayette last Satur-
day. -
& Carl Tomschin of this city is assisting
his son Walter on the farm south of
Springfield. Y
/ Jul. Wegner Of Milford underwent an
operation Monday. His condition is
slowly improving. .:.5: .~. /.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John Bohlmann of this.
city are the parents of baby girl who
was born last Saturday. ::
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Hoffman, of
sKossner are the happy parents of a baby
girl which was born recently
7 c.. Zuhlsdorf is receiving treatment at
a local hospital for an injury received
recently at the city light station.
1 Miss Agnes Walter from St. Peter is
enjoying a two weeks vacation with
relatives and friends in this city.
John Scheid underwent an operation
at one of the local hospitals Thursday.
He is getting along very nicely now.
Miss Thecla Eibner gave slumber
party at the home of her parents last
Tuesday. There were eight guests. :.
] The Misses Frieda and Florence Lock-
way, Eleanor Schultz and Veronica
Schmid of Springfield made a short visit
with friends here Sunday. ,>~.
: Miss Lydia Hoehne of Minneapolis
spent Sunday at home with her people, i
the occasion being her mothers BIRTH
day. i
Mrs. Thorn as Dunn of Lennon, S, z,
arrived Monday noon for several days
visit at the home of DR.. T. F. Hammer
,meister. ....
Miss Elsie Spoerhase of Mankato re-
stu1 ned to her home Sunday after visiting
with relatives and friends in this city,
for the past week. "a
t It was Sc years Monday since Richard
Pfefferle came to New Ulm the first time.
On that day he arrived with Capt. Dodd's
Co. from St. Peter. !
. Miss Agnes Mueller left Thursday for
the Cities where she will spend two
weeks vacation before resuming her
duties in the Schulke store.
Il Miss Callie Steinhauser Of Lamberton
who has been visiting with her uncles
and aunts for the past week returned to:
her home Monday afternoon.
Mrs. E. Koos and her three children
from Kenosha, Wis, arrived Friday for
a several weeks visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Pfeferle.
Prof. and Mrs. Anderson, accompanied
by Miss C. A. johnson of St. Peter spent
several days the past week visiting with
the Henry Mueller family.
Miss Esther Schaefer is spending
week with the John L. Cuddy family of
Mankato. TheyGare enjoying the time
at a cottage near the lake.
Miss Margaret Vogel left for Lake
Geneva, Wise, where she will take part
in a convention held by the Y. M. G. A.
students of Milwaukee Downer College.
Margaret is Secretary-T Treasurer of the
association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Thomas of Butter
nut Valley we're New Ulm visitors yes
terday. They expect to give up active
farm life this fall and will remove to
Lake Crystal. Their son will continue
on the farm where Mr.. Thomas has lived
for more than sixty years.
The New Ulm Fire Department Relief
Association recently received the stat
apportionment for the year, amounting
to a$809.96 which is nearly hundred
dollars more than they drew last year.
M borrower, it has been an expensive year
forzthe Relief Association as they have
Elost:three members by death and IN each
! instance the cost is $500 besides a good
| many sick benefits have been paid. =
| LOST, STRAYED or STOLEN! 100
bic, sripe, luscious watermelons! The
melons were part Of carload received
here one day last week, consigned to
local. merchants. Also LOST, STRAY 4AA. :
ED 1or STOLEN! All the kids in the east
endSof town for the space OF nearly two
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