New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-07-24

Miss Louise Fritsche is visiting al
the Frank Aftermath home in Springfield
this week.
The John Schneider family received
word from Joseph who left with the last
draft, that he is well and enjoying camp
life at Camp Grant.
Rev. w. E. Mahle of Waseca is CUES,
at the Methodist parsonage this week
He brot his little son to the Union Hos
pital for slight operation
Mrs. George Drummer of West Newtor
sustained a fracture of the right shoulder
when she slipped and fell in the yarc
at her home one day last week.
Mrs. Chas. Albrecht and daughter
Alma, of St. Paul were visitors at the
DR.. L. A. Fritsche home last week. Mrs
Albrecht is a sister of Mrs. Fritsche
DR.. ]. R. Ramsay of Lancaster, Pa.
spent three days with DR.. Saxmann
the Chiropractor, last week. He is an
old schoolmate and friend of DR.. Sax
mann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mechanic of St.
James visited with the George Schiller
family over Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Schiller drove from St. James here with
them. \
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hogen left here
Saturday for the Cite where they
visited with the formers brother, Otto,
who is stationed at Fort Smelling. They
returned yesterday.
H. B. Thomas and Harry Ladberry
and families of Valley City, N. D. have
been visiting since Saturday with the
E. c. Gilmore family. They expect to
remain for several days.
Mrs. john Carols received letter
from her SON Walter Monday saying that
he is we'll pleased with life at Camp Dix,
N. J. where he is now stationed. He
expects to be there for quite while
yet.
Mrs. Catherine Arhart and her grand
son Lloyd Ottomeyer, left for Fargo
and Grand Forks, N. D. last Thursday
for visit with Mrs. Arhart's sons Charles
and Edward. They expect to be gone
about month.
DR.. Roland Mayer and wife of Ores
bard, S. D. arrived yesterday for a two
weeks visit with the formers parents
at the Friedens parsonage. They have
been spending couple of weeks with
friends in Minneapolis and with DR..
Vogtel and wife at Winthrop.
Mrs. Andrew Amann had letter from
her son Adolph last week saying that
he had finished his course in Photography,
at, the Photographers School in Ro-
chester, N. Y, and that he expected a
transfer soon. He did not state where
he expected to go to when leaving Ro-
chester.
Mrs. Abe Van Praag, and daughter
Louise of Minneapolis motored to St..
James as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Hamman and Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Schoff-
man. Mrs. Van Praag and daughter are
returning to Minneapolis August 1st
when Mr.. Van Praag will return from an
extended trip from the Pacific coast for
a large Chicago firm.
Albert Fritsche, who has enlisted in
the Medical Reserve Corps, is taking
a summer course at Chicago University,
and will graduate this coming fall. He
expects to be called into service as soon
as he leaves school. VIM. Fritsche who
is also taking a medical course at Mar
quette university at Milwaukee, has en-
listed in the Medical Reserve Corps, and
expects to be called at any time.
Rev. and Mrs. Wheeler have word
from their son Joseph that he is still
located somewhere in the British Isles
doing paynaster's duty He finds his
work very interesting and enjoyable and
his duties give him long trip every
month altho he cannot say where he
goes. There is little definite informa-
ton given in his letters but he seems to be
we'll and happy. -. ~
Mrs. l.. M. Norelius is visiting with
the fam ly Of Rev. Holm. Her husband
who was formerly city engineer Of New
Ulm but more recently has been located
at Sioux Falls, S.. D., is now in the gov:
eminent service in connection with the
building Of concrete ships and is stationed
at Detroit. After her visit here Mrs