New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-05-01
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LOCAL NOTES


Victor Berndt was visitor in Mankato
Thursday.
ES- Baer of Washburn, Wis, is visit
ing With his parents. y
Miss Gertrude Bigot left for Spring
agld Saturday, where she intends to make
4 ~eek's visit with relatives.
John paulson, of St. Paul, was the
guest of the Julius Krause family Sat-
arday and Sunday.
Miss Regina Esser who is attending
The Commercial College at Mankato, IS
speu5ing a short vacation at home.
Miss Naomi Mueller, of Minneapolis
spent the week end with her parents,
Or. and Mrs Emil Mueller.
Wilmer Wendland has returned from
Mum aapolis where he spent short
Eaeation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jutz are rejoicing
ager a SON, who arrived recently in their
7iamiLy.
Waigand Hauenstein left Saturday for
goch ester in this state, where he will
gis;b With his oldest son for short time.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Muesing of St.
laines visited with the formers parents
N.Y., ILL.,, o1,or S,,yIou
Mrs Adolph Meile and children are
risi5ing in Winona with the formers
a&her and sister.
Peter Herrian left Monday for Jeffer-
gm Barracks, Mo. where he will enter
ne Motor Truck Division of the National
umy.
Miss Joyce Alvin was surprised last
Wednesday, evening by about twenty
II ner friends, the occasion being her
Birthday anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Backer were in
Mankato last week, where Mr.. Backer
made application for entrance into the
Pharmacy Corps.
Miss Maggie Knutson, of Mankato,
spent the week end with Miss Rosebud
Engd. Both returned to Mankato Sun
lay afternoon.
QUITE number Of enthusiastic Turner'S
MN the Twin City societies came down
Saturday evening to attend the Schau-
aIn1leal at the Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hawk and Miss
Lanega Schneider will leave Friday
iw The Twin Cities. The latter will
return Sunday.
VIM. Muesing Of Backer's Pharmacy
s nov: full-fedged pharmacist having
SD the state examination with flying
,oIors As. he was notified few Gays ago.
Next NJ Monday civil service examina-
aeae will be held at the local post office.
Fhe> successful contestant will be ap-
gmnted postmaster at Winthrop with
saEary of $1,700.
Mrs Louisa Vogel Of Springfield has
seen visiting the past week with her son
I'D looking after Eds welfare while
Ns: wifA was visiting with her folks at
Lannerton.
Julius Stoll returned to Howard Lake
euday after a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs: .'Ehas- Stoll. Mr.. Stoll is very i'll
1t 'h& eDresent time. His ailment seems
10 berE anaatism
Mrs. F. H. Retziaff and daughter
Elsa, and Miss Olga Sandau will leave
Friday. morning for Des MONIES, Iowa,
&nvre they will visit with Armin Retzlaff
Fho Is in training at Camp Dodge.
Rev. W. A. Juedes, pastor Of the local
Bethel church is attending the: sessions
VI eaa. Minnesota conference at Lam
Assrts,fa this week Bishop C. S. Brey-
Gbga Of Pennsylvania presides at the
meeting.
asItAe weekly Skat tournament held
at Turner Hall Saturday evening Ernst
Witch ersk won the first prize with 10
act games, Joe Chaser the second prize
WITH as net games and Henry P. Bastian
ssalisad away with the third prize with
l. diamond solo against six matadores.
The: Farmers State Bank of Spring
Geid viii open for business June /. The
aank will be located in the Erickson
suisdIng which is to be remodeled, to
iasure comfortable quarters for modem.
up-to-t ue.minute bank. j. F. Bauch
and W J., Paffrath, two of tie directors
Of the new bank, have been in TIE
Twin Cities where they purchased fixtures
snr tn new institution.
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