New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-09-11


in Mankato Sunday.
Price Willhite from Sleepy Eye made
a business visit here last Thursday.
Miss Alice Geib has returned to this
city after a visit with her parents in
Henderson.
Hy. Stechmann from Dunwoody In
Sstitute spent the week end with his
relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew T. E:ksteln Of
Redwood Falls visited at the home Of
their daughter, Mrs. Alex Henle last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. PoIlant from
Milwaukee are visiting at the home
of their son, F.. J. Pellant on North
Broadway.
Mrs. A. J. Gag and son, Willard have
returned to their home in Marshall
after a few days visit at the Joe Flor
home and with other relatives.
The DR.. Martin Luther College opened
last Wednesdayfor the fall term. Twenty
two new scholars registered for work.
Last year only seven new scholars en-
rolled. -
Mrs. Louise Peglow from St. Paul
spent few days in this city last week
She has returned to St. Paul bnt ex-
poets a vacation soon which she will
spend with her paresnts in this city.
Miss Huldah Grussendorf has re-
turned to Braniard where she will
resume her duties as instructor in the
commercial department of the public
schools She spent two weeks vaca-
ton in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Rothmeyer and
daughter, Adelaide and Mrs. J. Roth
meyer and daughter of St. Paul visited
at the P. J. Soukup home and other
relatives last week. They made the
trip by automobile.
L. C. Welcome of Sleepy Eye ap-
peared in the Justice Court last We'd
nesday morning on charge Of drunken
ness. He paid a fine of five dollars and
costs and was given sentence OF five
days in the county jail. ~-
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Scheiderich, Jr.,
from Minneapolis are visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Karl. Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Scheiderich, ST., from
the same city are expected some time
this week for a visit.
Sunday nights opening performance
of ooh, Boy!' at the Turner Theatre
was greeted by a good house and the
applause indicated that the offering
proved very satisfactory. Pretty girls,
nifty clothes and catchy music made up
the bill. e
L. I. Bjorneberg, who has worked at
various local garages in this city has
become sole proprietor of the Hanska
garage, having bought out the interest
held by John and Joseph Helget.s Both
of these men are now in the service of
their country. =
The ladies of the East Brown County
chapter of the Red Cross were honored
at the State Fair this week by the award
of first prize for the best exhibit of a
Red Cross chapter. Entries were made
by ten counties. Wabasha county took
second prize and Ramsey county third.
Dorothy Mayer, aged twelve, Of this
city exhibited socks in the winning
Brown County display. ss,:
Automobile repair men and CARA e
managers of Chisholm, MINI. have
entered into the agreement to close
their places of business at six o'clock
on week days and all day Sunday, ex-
cept for livery service. In order that
the agreement may be binding, each
one has pledged himself to pay $50
to the Red Cross for the first infraction
of the rule, and 500 for the second.
E. f. Miller, captain of Company
B, St. Peter, was recently promoted to
the rank Of lieutenant colonel of the
9Th Infantry, M. N. G., by Colonel
J. L. Lewis of Mankato. Lieutenant
Colonel Miller is a brother of DR.. c.. W.
Miller of this city. First Lieutenant
F. H. Babcock of the St. Peter company
was promoted to the rank of captain,
Second Lieutenant John Dondelinger,
to the rank of First Lieutenant and
Sergeant George IT, Olsen to the rank
of Second Lieutenant. D.
Probate Judge VIM. B. Mather re-
ceived a telegram last week stating
that Private Harry A. Mecklenburg,
who was formerly in the service left
the base hospital at Ellis Island, with
an escort last Tuesday. For number
of months he has been depressed and
at times his mental condition was very