New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-07-17
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LOCAL kJO TES

Miss Lenora Langmack is visiting with
! relatives in Springfield.
| Leo Seifert from Fairmont visited
with his parents in this city last week.
The Misses Anna and Nancy Spelbrink
are visiting with relatives in Hutchinson.
Miss Laura Ramspot from Easton,
MINI. is the guest of Miss Ida Muesing:
r. R. Kemski made business trip via
) automobile to Mankato last Thursday
Miss Marie Gibbons from Mankato
! is the guest of Miss Viola Backer.
DR.. Kurran and party of Mankato
spent Sunday with DR.. Stricken and
family. ~s = !,
Mrs. H. c.. Hess entertained the Past
Matrons Club, O. E. S. at her home last
Saturday. *
Mrs. G.. A. Miller from st. Peter is
visiting at the home of DR.. and Mrs. C.
w. Miller. ~.'@...
Miss Emma Krienke from Minneapolis
returned to her home Sunday after a
visit at the C. H. Dirks home.
! Jos. Wartha who was released last
week on bond was allowed to enlist in
the navy and left for Norfolk, Va.
H. Younker and daughter Bertha
of St. Paul are visiting with the Albert
Nicklaus family.
DR.. J. C. Rothenburg and family from
Springfield visited at the George Doehne
home Saturday. @-.> ~*.., :.
Mrs. Ferd. Block from Minneapolis
| is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Pullman and other relatives in this
city. -
| DR.. and Mrs. H. C. Edmiston are
the proud parents of a nine pound baby
girl, which arrived at their home July
Is.
The Sunday school classes of the
Episcopal church will have their annual
picnic tomorrow (Thursday) in Alwin's
Grove on the Cottonwood.
! Mrs. L. G. Vogel left yesterday fol
St, Paul where she will visit for some
time with her sister, Mrs. R.. E. Hart:
mann.
F. A. Gilbert left Saturday for Man
kato to attend the meeting Of the modern
Woodmen of America. From there Mr.
Gilbert went to Madison.
| Misses Gwendolyn and Catherine
Johnson of St. Paul were guests Saturday
and Sunday at the home of Miss Helga
Hauenstein. 49,: 81.
L. C. Romberg and wife of the Town Of
Home visited with friends in the city
Monday. Incidentally, Mrs. Romberg
did considerable shopping.
DR.. J. P. Graft underwent an operation
in the St. Mary's Hospital in Rochester
last week. Mrs. Graft also is at Ro-
chester now.
Miss May1ne Bigot from Valley City,
North Dakota is spending brief vaca-
ton with, her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ferd. Bigot. :'
Misses Hannah julius and Meta Dick
meyer from Fairfax guests were at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Backer,
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. George Haag, Of Frankfort,
S. D., is expected for visit at the P.
J. Soukup home. Mrs. Haag will come
here from Camp Sherman where she is
visiting now. 49,
Mrs. Oscar R. Dingler was agreeably
surprised one day last week, the occasion
being her birthday anniversary. She
was presented with beautiful hand
painted dish. =
Harry Heymann who left with the last
group of drafted boys for Camp Grant,
ILL.,, writes his parents that he has, been
promoted to the Mounted Military
Police He is enjoying. his experience
very much. 90 -. ...>z
# Rev. and Mrs. w: A. Juedes left
Tuesday afternoon for Maple Grove
where the former wishes to bid farewell
to his nephew who will leave with the
next group of boys for military training
Mrs. Juedes will 60 to Cohasset, MINI
to visit with her sister before returning
to New Ulm.
Frank Deschbach, brotherin-law O
Mike and Alex Ranweiler who left New
Ulm about "a years ago was here las
, Thursday for a few hours. He is OF
his wedding trip, having recently beer
married the second time and is visiting
his sister at Fairfax. While living il
New Ulm Nh. Deschbach was in the EN-
! ploy of H. C. Hornburg, the implement
dealer. Aand he is now working in tn,