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

property on South State Street to Clty
Clerk, VIM. Backer.
Jacob Runck of Springfield visited
several days last week with his mother
and other relatives.
Mrs. Henry Nagel, of Evan visited
from Friday to Monday with the Carl
Nagel and George Schnobrich families
Deputy Revenue Collector F. J..
Memo, of Mankato, attended to business
matters connected with his Office, here
last week.
Alex Hanschen, of Cyrus, Mimi, is
rejoicing over the arrival of a baby daugh-
ter. Mr.. Hanschen is a son of Mrs.
August Muske of this city.
Mrs. O. M. Olsen entertained small
party at 900" Saturday afternoon.
The prize winners were Miss Sophie
Hoffman, and Mrs. H. L. Ramme.
Mrs. George H. Schnobrich left yester-
day morning for weeks visit with her
son Henry and daughter Cecilia in St.
Paul. She will also visit in Minneap polls
before returning home.
Julius Krause has recently sold his
residence on South Minnesota Street
to Peter Herrian. Tie Krause family
will make their home with Mrs. Krause's
mother, Mrs. DEein.
Lucius and Walter Burk, of Washburn,
Wis, are visiting with their parents,
Prof. and Mrs. G. Burk. Tie boys
are employed at tie Du Pont Ammuni-
ton factory at Washbu.n.
Word has been received from Lieut..
Earl Setter by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Setter, that he was expecting to
leave very shortly for France. He has
been located with the Coast Guard 1t
Portland, Me.
Mrs. L. Karth left last week for Mil
waukee where size will visit with her
daughter. Size intends to make Ter home
with relatives in Wisconsin. M S. Karth
has mace many friends in New I'm al
of WI ON re. ret her departure.
Mrs. H. W. EngeIbert returned Fri
day from St. Paul, where sic has been
visiting with Ter daughter, Mrs. S..
DUN. Mrs. En- ebert brought Ter two
grandchildren with Ter. A new baby
arrived last week 1t TIE DUN home.
A surprise party was given for MIS-
Chas. Roo5 at tie Lone of Miss Alice
Hseberle Thursday. Cards were play ed
during the evening and tie follow ng
won prize: que t pr ;e, Mrs. Charles
1. Rots, Mi He-tila Hers, first, Mrs.
{ arl C1one, Sr., second and Mrs. Kate
low.
Moncay after DON from three to
five, Mrs. F. D. NJ mum gave recep-
ton at ! er one, in honor of Mrs.
N innie Paine W. G. M. of MinneSotc {.
All the nye1lbers of tie Eastern Star
were invited and about t..irty-fve
r enbecs as emL'ed to meet Mrs. Paire.
TIE home was lie, utifully decorated
with daffodils for this occasion. Mrs.
Chas. Vo.te', Mrs. En:min1s and Mrs.
Eennick assisted Mrs. Minium in re-
ceiving and serving.
Printers are scarce since TIE war be~s n
but tie Review Office is not doing any
" Drying because new n ember has been
added to the force. He arrived last
Wednesday and answers to the ne me Of
James Alfred Schroeck. 'Fe is making
his home with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Schroeck. Just at present the
young man is concentrating all his
energy on growing, and altho he weighs
less than eight pounds now, it won't
be long before he will be issuing orders
to his delighted father.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. L.
Ross were agreeably surprised to have
these two estimable people drop in on
them Wednesday last week without any
previous notice of their coming. They
came here primarily for tie purpose of
visiting their mother, Mrs. Helena Roos
who is still an invalid on account Of a
fracture of hip which she sustained
two years ago, and Incidentally they
called on their many friends. Mr.. Roos
left again Thursday afternoon but Mrs.