New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-02-06

Twin Cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schnobrich enter
tanned a large group of friends Sunday
for supper and in the evening.
Mrs. Herm. Tessmann Of Bashaw
Township who visited several days with
friends and relatives has returned home.
Miss Florence Julius and her niece,
Charlotte Jahnke who have been visit
ing. friends and relatives in the cities
for the past month have returned.
Mrs. Ed. Hoeckerl and Ter sister Miss
Bertha Brant, both Of Springfield, are
in the city on protracted visit with.
relatives and friends.
Walter Wiedenmann has returned
to the u. of Minnesota after spending
several days between semesters with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Wieden-
mann.
Chief of Police Alvin Harmening was
in St. Paul last week for tie purpose Of
getting detailed information as to reg
istration of German aliens.
Mrs. Sarah Pfeferle and Miss Carrie
Haas will leave Monday to do their
spring buying at Milwaukee and Chi
cago
Gus Weschke of Prairieville township
who. had been found insane by the
Probate Court was taken to St. Peter by
Sheriff w. Julius and J. Putnam last
Tuesday afternoon.
Herman Langhoff Of Wanda w;s in
the city the latter part of tie week
visiting friends and relatives and Incl
dentally taking care of some business
matters. zl = a..
Miss Emma !Thiel who was attach ed
by an enraged bull Nov. 9th, and serious
.ly injured, has recovered sufficiently
so that she was able to leave the Union
Hospital last week. She will, however,
not be able to do any work for several
months more.
Last Tuesday evening tie officers of
St. Anne's Court of C. O. F. arranged
a card party at the school house which
was we'll attended. The prize winners
were: Wd. Eibner, Elmer Backer, Freda
Maurer, Mrs. AL. Memo, Miss Hedwig
Marti and Robert Liesch.
VIM. Muesing who recentl pass ed the
examination for assistant pharmacist,
was in New Ulm for several days, taking
care of Backers pharmacy, while the
proprietor was away. He returned to
the U. of M. Monday to take course
in chemistry.
G. A. <Dowd of Minneapolis arrived
Monday to go to work for the Pioneer
Nursery Company. He is an old sales
man and no doubt will succeed in bring
ing in good bit of business for tie
Pioneer Nursery people. Ee was form
erly connected with the Jewell Nurs cries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thor. Snilsberg are
rejoicing over tie arrival of their first
born, son, who put in an appearance
Saturday morning. The young man
tipped the scales at pounds and is a
lusty, likely lad who will give his parents
plenty to do for the next twenty
years.
The reular meeting Of tie Commercial
Club which should have taken place on
Monday the 4th of February, has Eeen
postponed until tonight. In view Of Il e
fact that no meeting was held last month,
a large attendance is expected as enough
business must have accumulated in the
meantime to give material for very
interesting session.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. :Hennick have been
having most unpleasant experience
with tonsilitis. Mrs. Kennick had a
case Of it which developed into quinsy
a couple Of weeks ago. SEe was just
about well and Mr.. Hennick took it and
in taking care OF him Mrs. Rennick
again cane down with an attack. AT
the sane tine Mrs. Minium who lives.
across tie hall was also down with it.. Is
Henry sckeihel Jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fenry ScEeibel, Of Searles, net with an
accident last week Tuesday, wien he was.
cutting down a tree in TIE timber on,
their farms Tie tree fell too quickly.
for tie young man to get out of the way.
and it struck him on the shoulder so that
the bone in his arm was split and also
cut. deep dash in his lead. E-e is GET
ting along nicely, howe er.
II. G. Peterson Of Sleepy Eye, Village
Recorder OF that city and one of its pro-
nirent business men was in tie city
SATURDAY in tie interest of his candidacy
as candidate for tie Office of REGISTER
OF Deeds. Mr.. Peterson was candi-