New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-03-06

John J.. Soukup Of Sleepy Eye YVES
calling on New Ulm people Wednesday.
Mrs. Siege Of Nicollet visited her
daughter, Mrs. r. P. Freitag at the
hospital last Wednesday.
81 H. R. Hughes Of Cambria has been a
patient at the Union Hospital for week.
He was taking treatments for rheum-
atisn1.
Sergeant Schue!er Of the Marines
who is stationed at Chattanooga, Tern,
after a visit with his mother who is
very ill at local hospital, returned to
his station, Monday.
Among the Lyceum players that take
part in the play that will be staged at
Sleepy Eye next Saturday is Miss
Alice Mo, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hans Mo, of that city.
Mrs. Ed. Honl and daughter Loretta
spent week with friends in tie Twin
Cities. They returned Saturday. Mr..
Honl also spent Sunday in tie cities.
Miss Kathryn Corbel Of Candy was
guest last week of Miss Ida Hauen-
stein. Miss Corbel was the nurse who
attended Mrs. Chas. Wagner for some
time before Ter death.
Mrs. Hannah Cook had the misfortune
to fall on a slippery walk in the back
yard at Ter home Tuesday. She broke
her left wrist. The injury is quite
serious as Mrs. Cook is we'll advanced in
age being nearly eighty years old.
Miss Olga Mayer who has been teach
ing at Mahnomen, Mimi, for the past
year has been reelected with an advance
in salary. Mr.. Jedlicka, who was form
erly principal of the New Ulm High, was
also member of the teaching force at
Mahnomen.
What has become Of the silk thieves
of year and two years past? Haven't
heard of single burglary since the
capture of the Sleepy Eye bandits a
year or more ago. Probably they are
just plain ordinary war profteers now
instead of burglars. Less risk and better
returns. ~ns = .@ss
Mrs. Lewis Merrill and little daughter Of
Minneapolis have been guests at the home
Of the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Engel, ever since her brother
Jacob left to join the army. The various
members of the family came home to
see him off and Mrs. Merrill remained
for visit. She expects to stay for a
little time yet.
Mrs. Henry Uhlhorn left Monday for
Darfur to join her husband who left
for that place several weeks ago. They
will live on their farm but will not engage
in tie farming business, having rented
the farm to neighbors. Mr.. Uhlhorn
will spend his time repairing TIE place
which has ssufe ed somewhat on account
Of it's being rented out for tie last three
years. -
Fred Kappeimann expects to remove
to Nicollet with his wife in very short
tin e to re-engage in the blacksmithing
business. Carpenters are now at work
erecting blacksmith shop. TIE Mic
ollet Leader in speaking of his coming
to Nicollet says that ''Stitch" has many
friends who will welcome him back to
Nicollet and wish him success
Armin Mack whose parents live in
Milford is member of the 346 Inf.
Band at Camp Pike. A recent issue of
the Arkansas Democrat contains a
mention of Mack's name as member. Of
the band and gives the program which
the organization rendered at the Majestic
Theatre last Sunday. Amin plays the
piccolo:
Mrs. Otto J. Seifert left last week fer
Fort Riley, Kans. where DR.. Seifert is
stationed at the present time. She
expects later, when the doctor is called
into foreign service to go to tie home of
her parents at Amery, Wisconsin. They
have rented their home on North Ger
man Street to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. H.
Singer who recently came here from
! Chicago.