New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-02-27
Leroy Berg Of Nicollet is visiting with

Rev. Koehler of Nicollet who had been.
visiting with the Rev. G. G. Albrecht1
family left again Saturday.
Miss Lulu Doehne returned Saturday
from Springfield after visit with her
sister, Mrs. ]. G. Bothenberg.
d Miss Rose Staley returned to her home
in Mankato Sunday, after a visit with
the Herman Held family here.
Mr., and Mrs. Chas. Vogtel returned
Monday from visit of several days
in Minneapolis.
Miss Bertha Schmidt is visiting with
relatives in Huron, S. D. She intends
to remain two more weeks.
Mrs. Andrew Steinmetz left yesterday
for St. Paul where she will visit few
days with her two daughters.
Miss Ella Hellmann, of Nicollet re-
turned to her home Sunday after several
weeks visit with relatives here.
Leonard Mol will leave for Morris
town, N. D. today, Wednesday,. He
has spent the winter with his parents
here. ~=aG~
Otto Triton of Sleepy Eye was New
Ulm visitor last Wednesday. He came
down to attend the Nom partisan meet.
ing held here.
Miss Margaret Scheibel of st. Peter
came here the beginning of this week
to take the nurses training course at the
Loretto Hospital.
Nick Marso and son of Porter, MINI.
made a short visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Sprenger on N. Minnesota st.
They returned to Porter, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Rosenau Of Colgan,
N. D. are the happy parents of baby
boy who was born the latter part of
January. Mr.. Rosenau is a Milford boy.
Otto Mielke of Norwood was a guest
Sunday at the Adolph Schuelkei home.
Mr.. Schuelke's daughter, Mrs. Fabel,
is the wife of Mr.. Mielke's nephew.
Miss Hulda Petry of St. Paul is spend
I ing week at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert J. Meyer. Miss Petry is head
nurse at the city and county hospital
at St. Paul. 49,.
Supt. Aug. G. Mueller of the city light
plant was lone grass widower over Sun
day, Mrs. Mueller and the boys having
gone to Springfield Saturday to visit
relatives. -- s-yGr >+...s
Henry Nagel who formerly lived on
the Juni farm near New Ulm but has
been living on farm near Sleepy Eye
for some time past, expects to remove
to Evan this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Rieke of Fairfax
spent Sunday here. They came to
meet their. daughter who is attending
the Mankato State Normal, but was
spending the week end with relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Current who have
been visiting for two months in Red
hey, Indiana, returned home last Tues
day. Mrs. Current is in poor health at
the present time, being troubled with
rheumatism.
VIM. Palmer was agreeably surprised
Sunday evening by large group of
friends. Immediately after z o'clock
| a group Of about forty came to the
Palmer home; the evening was spent at
cards. Joe Miller and Robert Drummer
took the mems prizes while Amelia
Bastian and Theresa Gleisen were
awarded the ladies' prizes. All present
reported a joyful time
Mrs. Carrie Gerboth returned Monday
from Ter winters visit with her son at
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and at other points
farther south. She spent good share
of tie time at New Orleans and was also
at Kansas City. She spent a most
delightful winter but feels glad to be
at home again and is in excellent health.
When she left New Orleans last week
the new vegetables were all in market
and potatoes were in blossom altho it
has been quite cold in the South during
the winter, ice forming several times
during cold snap. ss
Edward Critchett, younger son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Critchett of Mime
apolis, has recently been accepted by.
the army examiners in Omaha and is
recommended for a commission in ground
work of the Aviation Section of the
Signal Corps. He received orders from
Washington to report in Boston and is
now in attendance at the School of Mill
tary Aeronautics, Massachusetts, In
stitute OF Technology, Cambridge, Mass.
Edward had previously been debarred
from the army on account of defective