New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-08-21

! Adolph Schell and daughters, Oleta
Pearl and Josephine returned Wednes
day to their home in Berkeley, Califor
MIA, after spending the summer in thi
city.
Arthur Meyer who is located at CAM
Cody, Deming, New Mexico, has sen
all his civilian clothes home to his parents
Undoubtedly he is leaving Camp Cod!
for overseas duty.
Miss Kathryn Kruger and Mis-
Junita Ulhorn have returned to thei
homes in this city after pleasant visi
at the home of the formers sister, Mrs
Theo. Johnson in Springfield.
Lieut.. Otto Groebner, son of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Andrew Groebner of this city re-
Gently wrote that he is buster than evel
and likes his work very much. Otto il
located in the Rose Hospital at Aver
Massachusetts,.
Leo Schueller who is located at Gerst
ner Camp, Louisiana, has just recovered
from spell of sickness. Leo has beer
in Louisiana since last November. HI
likes army life but complains of it's being
too hot in Louisiana.
Mrs. Robert Loheyde and son Clarence
of Minneapolis visited at the home O.
Mrs. Pauline Fritsche last week. The,
left Sunday for Mankato where they
will visit with the Sapey family and othel
relatives in that city.
Last Friday C. Nageler, an employt
on the Otto Milbret farm, had a mis-
fortune. While irving to lead hors,
y out of the barn the animal kicked him
: Two Of Mr.. Nageler' ribs were fractured
He is receiving treatment at loca
Hospital.
Albert Bauer who is now located a
Camp Mills, Long Island, New Jersey
writes to his parents in this city that tn,
a51st Infantry from Camp Cody ha
also arrived there and that they are al
getting ready to 60 across. Albert ha
been at Long Island only week.
Dafford Leary recently wrote from
France to his relatives in this city. H
is doing indoor depot work now, Will
formerly he worked on the train switch
ing. He writes that he longs for ma
and that France is fine place but tina
the good old U. S. A. is a good enoug
place for him.
VIM. Silverson arrived in this city las
Wednesday from Shelbyville, Indiana
to join Mrs. Silverson who has bee
visiting here for some time. MIR. an
Mrs. Silverson will remain in this cit
until fall They will live in the Doehn
building.
VIM. Borchert who was formerly
member of the Office force Of the Stat
Bond and Mortgage Company and VIII
left with the group of volunteers earl
IN the spring for Cincinnati, Ohio, is nov
located at Camp Jackson, North Care
lima. He belongs to the quartermaster:
department.
Since the new postal ruling has gon
into effect, publishers have no longer tn
privilege of mailing their papers free {
charge to the soldier boys. The Revue,
was sent to almost all of the soldier boy
prior to that time. Quite number {
parents and friends have ordered tn
Review in order to keep the boys
touch with their old home town.
A Red Cross organization in Harmon
Township, Minnesota, has been desie
mated as the Loyalty Branch. Tn
members have proven their loyalty b
supplying all the enlisted men of tn
town with comfort kits and by writin
letter each month to them while the
are in the service. Every citizen {
Hammond is a member of the Senior G
Junior Red Cross.
One night last week when the Josep
Hass family were returning home in the
automobile a misfortune happened. The
had trouble with their lights whic
finally went out entirely. Mr.. Haa
tried to make the rest of the journe
without lights but when he came nea
the JOS. Soukup farm in sigel he. los
control of the wheel. The car tippe
+ nd-lMiss Elsie Hass, one of the occu