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

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Werner Bser left Tuesday for Wash
burn, Wis, where he will take a posi-
ton in the powder mills located there.
His brother Ed is also there.
VIM. Bernstein, of Gaylord wlo was
at the Union Hospital for five days died
there Saturday morning at 6 o'clock
Tie remains were shipped to Gaylord ;.
Mrs. Henry Olsen and children, who
had been visiting with the George Marti
f~mily, write that tx arrived safely at
Scobie, Montana and enjoyed the trip
home very much.
Mrs. C. R. Eennick and daughter
Mary returned from MINNEAPOLIS Mon
day, where tiey had been visiting with
Mrs. E. G. Grimes. Mrs. Grimes is
sister of Mrs. Eennick.
Orient Chapter No. so of the Eastern
Star gave Hoover Supper Monday in
honor of Mrs. Minnie Paine, w. G. M.
of Minnesota. The supper was followed
by regular meeting and degrees were
conferred.
Irma, the 14-year old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w Utrecht broke
her left arm at the wrist Tuesday
morning. The accident happened at
the Lutk eran parochial school grounds.
One of the girls ran against her, causing
the facture. T.
John Fussner who is in the employ OF
the Saffert-Guggisberg Construction Co.
broke his right arm Saturday while
loading tiles. Both b mes of the lower
arm were fractured. The injury was
caused by tile falling from the car and
striking his arm. He will be laid up
for about four weeks. -
Mrs. Fred Meyer al we'd Friday for
a brief visit with New Uim friends be-
fore returning to her home in California.
Mr.. Meyer at the present tine is taking
a great interest in War Publicity work
and is directing the Four Minute Men in
Northern California. Mrs. Meyer spent
Monday at Sleepy Eye.
Rev. J. Durbahn, of Los Angeles, Cal.
brother of George Durbahn, left for his
home again Su day. Rev. Durbahn
had not been in New Ulm for fourteen
years. He was born he and while
still a young lad s.; r ed work in college,
gradually working his way up to his
firal goal, TIE m nistry.
Mrs. Ben Juni left for New Haven,
Conn. Monday, where she intends to
make two months visit with tie fam
lily of Ter son, Raymond Juni. Two
years ago, Mrs. Raymond Juni visited
in New Ulm but Raymond has not been
home for several years. He is no longer
with the U. S.. Navy, in fact was out
before war was declared.
Tie Turner Tkeater manag cement
promi es it's patrons show in the near
future, which will please every ore.
Watch for tie advertisement of tie
opening night. There will be old friends
and familiar faces. Lila, Lille
and "Margie" will be here and tx ey are
sure to tickle you again, wishing you a
Merry Xmas and a Happy New Year.
ADV.
Rev. C.. Holm and family have returned
from Nebraska, where they went with
tie intention to help celebrate tie Golden
wedding anniversary of Mr.. Hohn's
parents. TIE celebration proved a de-
cioed success, TIE weather being so
balmy that the guests, about two hum
dred in number, assembled out of doors.
TIE Holm family enjoyed every bit of
the trip as we'll as the visit
Tie Current News Club met yester-
day with Mrs. Elmer Haeberle. Mrs.
A. J. Vogel was lea6er with paper on
Consumers Judgment of ( Textiles"
and Laundry Notes. Mrs: J. p.
Graft followed with paper on 'Hyg;ere
Of Clothing and eco omic and
Social Aspects of Textile Purchases. .
Mrs. Hseberle furnished tie music and
Mrs. J. H. Vo.el read paper on TIE
public school system Of Minnesota.
Last Friday, Emil Ihaen ltz, a young
man about II years cid, suffered. a
fracture of the lower Zones of the left
leg. He is in the employ Of VIM. Hof-
mann of Milford. Tie team that he
was driving backed up suddenly, throw
ing him to the ground and tke-wkeel
went over his leg, causing tie fracture.
He was taken to tie Union hospital
where tie fracture was reduced. He
will be unable to work for about six weeks.
During tie past week tie following
people from Hanska and vicinity were
here on business or on pleasure bent:
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