New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-01-23

! Miss Margaret Collins spent Sunday
with friends at Mankato. 4.
| Conductor Hughes of Mankato spent
a few hours with the Collins family here
Sunday. .
| j. W. Snow of Minneapolis, an uncle
of Mrs. Hennick, spent few day shere
last week. " -.
Mrs. Louis Rieke of Fairfax has been
a visitor at the home of DR.. and Mrs
Rieke for the past few days. Il
Mrs. A. Korth Of College Heights
visited with relatives and friends in
Norfolk, Nebr. this past week.
Mrs. H. w. Merriell of Minneapolis
is spending a few days here visiting with
her brother, Major John Buschers. Id
| F. P. Starr, agent at the North Western
has been under the weather for the past
week bat is back on the job again
helping to get the tangles Of railroading
Strengthened out. - "
Albert Dorm of Fairfax was in the city
last week and called upon his wife and
his mother-in-law, Mrs. Matilda Krues
ger, both of whom had undergone oper-
ations recently at the Union Hospital.
| A party of New Ulm people arranged
a surprise for the Albert Boettger family
in Milford and drove out there to spend
the evening Sunday. Five Hundred was
played and prizes were won by Mrs.
Albert Gag, Mrs. Fred Weyhe, Mrs.
/ Otto Heymann and Frank Dietz.
Helmar Bjorneberg, member of one
Of the Minneapolis divisions now at
Camp Dodge, is at home on a five days
furlough. He is a brother of L. I.
Bjorneberg and has spent a part of his
leave of absence Lete and part with his
parents at Hanska. - T.
At tie last meeting of the County
Commissioners of Waterman County,
County Auditor J. c.. Jensen on the 18th
day of January rendered his resignation
to become effective March 18th. The
same was accepted and A. G.. Country
man was elected to fill this office for the
unexpired term.
! Fenry F. schra6er transacted business
in St. Pc er last We6iezday.
Mrs. Francisco Eel EFT of Gibbon
arrived fe:e last Wednesday and will
make er home with relatives for tie
balance of tie winter. She was ac-
compsn;ed by r Miss Clara Meyer Of
Mott township who visited ke.e a
few days S.. ..... u s.
According to the latest reports from
iJefeson barracks, rear St. Louis, Mo-,
Henry I oo'eJ, form r editor of the
Sleepy r.. e Ferald Dispatch, has fully
recove ed from an attack of measles.
The first reports that reached Sleepy Eye
had him sc 20 sly i'll with pneun onia.
His friends will he pleased to lear OF his
recovery.
Mrs. E. A. Hasberg arranged a eel
ebration at er home in honor of the
birthday of Ter mother, Mrs. Geo.
Marti, Sunday. TIE guests were the
members OF tt e Junior Pioneer Card
Club. Mrs. Yoerg Of Little Falls, a
sister Of Mrs. Marti, was here for tie
occasion and will remain for a week.
The Methodist and Congre, ational
] churches are having Union services
Sunday evenings, tie first Of the series
having been given at tie Congreg ations
church. Next Sunday evening they will
mees at the Methodist church. Rev.
/ Wheeler is giving illustrated lectures on
tie Reformation Period and the second
lecture will be delivered next Sunday
evening.
Saturday afternoon the newly elected
directors Of the Brown County Bank,
organized by electing Z. A. Fritsehe,
Pres; Albert Steinhauser, Vice Pres. /;
Miss Clara Upper, teller. Thor. j.
ISnilsberg who has held the position Of
Assistant Cashier rendered his resignation
which was accepted. No one was elected
in his place, the directors preparing to
bide their time until the right man is
found. Mr.. Snilsberg tells the Review
THAT he is not going to leave the city,
but expects-to embark in the real estate
and life insurance business. He has
many friends who will be glad to know
I he is staying here.