New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-02-20

Frank Franta made short visit in
Marshall, returning Monday morning.
Claus A. Swanson of st. Peter was
calling on New Ulm people Monday.
a fine baby boy appeared at the home.
Of Lieut.. and Mrs. ALI. Pullman last
Thursday.
Frank II. Behnke spent few days at
home the past week after, considerable
visit with friends at various points,.
Henry Gasink went to Minneapolis
Monday on business trip in connection.
with the Spanish American War veterans.
Charles Hawk, former manager Of the
Rex Billiard rooms, went to Condo, S.
Dakota last Thursday. He returned
again Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Wagner, Mrs. Aug.
Vogel and her daughter Frieda and
Mrs. Minnie Patsch drove out to Her
bert Wagner's place in Milford last
Thursday to attend the surprise party
which was held there.
Miss Minnie Hoffman, writes from Los
Angeles that they are having glorious
weather there but no rain to speak Of.
This is the time of the year when they
usually have rains and they notice it
therefore when they are missing.
A dance was enjoyed at the John Dietz
home in Cottonwood Sunday. 1t was
well attended. Edwin and Chas. Will
fahrt furnished the music and also
at a dance given at the Geo. Rothmeyer
home February ~. A good time is
reported at both places. :
Leslie Olsen, chemist OF the Eagle
Mills is attending joint meeting of the
American Association of Cereal Chemists
and the American Society of Milling
and Baking Technology at Chicago.
The purpose Of this meeting which was
called by B. R.. Jacobs, head of the
Baking division of the U. S. Food Ad-
ministration, is to discuss wheat flour
substitutes, with the view Of assisting
the baking industry to use these substi-
tutes to good advantage in the making
of bakery products.
Last Tuesday evening thirty-fve rel
atives and friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Anton S. Dorm surprised them on their
crystal wedding anniversary. The eve
ming was spent in playing cards and the
prizes were won by the following: Joseph
Smasal, star; Mrs. Otto Schneider,
ladies head; Miss Florence Dorm, BOBBY;
Pat Schueller, gents head; Chas. En-
colbert, BOBBY. The jubilarians were
given several beautiful and appropriate
presents. A delicious luncheon was
served. .<~s ~-.- -. .. L.
| Andrew Steinmetz received word last
Thursday from his son, Leslie from Mil
waukee where the young man had been
in training for the aerial service. There
is concern in Milwaukee that is receiv-
ing monthly detachments Of six vol
unfairly enlisted regular army men who
are training to make repairs and altera-
tions on all electric equipments used
on aeroplanes. Most of those who take
the training at Milwaukee are sent
back to San Antonio or one Of the other
camps and become commissioned off
fcers. Their work is very important as
/ they will probably be called upon to
train many other men in time. Most
Of these men will not get into the air
but will help to make up the great army
of mechanics needed back of or under
meath the air force the United States
| is developing. Mr.. Steinmetz tried
to get furlough to come home but no
furloughs were being issued to anyone
| SO he had to return to San Antonio with
out visiting his folks whom he has not
tseen for eight months.