New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-03-20
LOCAL NOTES

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Mrs. c.. Holm entertained the Standard
Bearers at ler home Tuesday evening
Ed. G.. Ronl has sod his residence
at ia South Minnesota St. to Emil
Frenzel for $4,000
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schreiner are
the happy parents of a baby girl WHO
arrived last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Meidl and daughter
visited last week at the Willibald Meidl
home. =
Jokn Rom of Holland, Iowa, is visit
ing with tie Join schloe&el family.
Mr.. Rom is cousin of Mrs. Schloec ell.
F. J. Temple and Forest English were
in Ivanhoe last week where they wired
the court house.
A group of twenty young folks had a
jolly party at the Peter Manderfeld
home in Cottonwood Sunday evening.
Miss Alma Guth of Cottonwood is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Gottfried
Retzlaff, this week.
Mrs. Jue1es went to St. Peer today
wednesday, where she will visit TO,
several days with her brothers family.
Walter Burk who has been visiting
with his parents for the past week re-
turned to Washburn, Wis, Tuesday.
A girl baby made its appearance at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Merkl at
Fort Ridgley, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Ko5ek of La
fayette are happy over the arrival of a
baby boy WHICH came Friday.
Won Marschaleck of Minneapolis is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Honl.
Mr.. Marschaleck is brother of Mrs.
Honl.
Mrs. Bertha Guth went to Sleepy Eye
Saturday where she will make weeks
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Helger
Christensen.
Mrs. Fred spoerhase Of Winthrop
accompanied by Mrs. Boettcher came
over to attend the performance OF
Cleopatra.
Mrs. Fred Johnson left Friday for
Madison, Wisconsin, to visit with her
son Russell who has recently enlisted
and expects to be called shortly.
Mrs. Hippert of Minneapolis and Mrs.
Schemann of Winthrop were here last
week to celebrate the 80th birthday Of
Mrs. Hiprert's mother, Mrs. Linde-
mann.
John w. Haas has gone to Cosmos
near Buffalo Lake WI ere he enterd upon
his duties as Cashier of TIE State Bank
of Cosmos to which position he was re-
Gently cEosen.
Tie party at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. joseph Gleisner last Sunday eve
ming was we'll attended. TIE crowd
enjoyed themselves at cards and various
other amusements.
The Jewel Tea Company whose local
representative, J. H. Hsenze, is well
known in New Ulm, informs Mr.. Haenze
that their Hoboken plant has been de-
signated a Government plant and they
have a contract to supply million
pounds of coffee per week for the army
At tie annual meeting of St. Anne
Court w. C. O. F. held at the Catholic
auditorium last Thursday the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Chief Ranger, Mrs: JOS. Classen;
Vice Chief Ranger, Mrs. VIM Emmerich;
Rec. secy., Mrs: H. L. Keute; Fin.
Secy., Mrs. Jos. Filzen; Treasurer, Miss
Antonio Schlumpberger; Chaplain, Rev.
Robert Schlinkert; Medical Advisor,
DR.. F. J. Pellant. -" :
Mrs. Theresa Behmler received word
last week that her brother julius Kaula
had died at his home in Chicago, on the
18th of March. The deceased was born
in Hungary. He had worked for twenty
years in the Pullman Car Works at
Chicago, and his death. came as a result
of lung trouble brot on by dust. He had
been sick for a long time and last summer
when he found himself gradually growing
worse, he came TO New Ul1n to visit
with Mrs. Behmler and was here for
several weeks, returning home in Sep
TENDER. He is survived by a wife and
one son. He was buried under the au-
spices of the Turner Society of which
he had been a member for many years:
A. c.. Townley, of the Non-P ARTISAN
League is indeed busy man thee days.
Between trying to meet the different
indictments that are returned against
him and keeping his speaking dates he