New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-04-24

| NJ Wagner Of Seaforth was the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Wagner Saturday
and Sunday. - i. 4 u.
Mrs. John Wiesner and children have
returned to St. Paul after a visit with
relatives here. :. ,.>r.. +. ,'r.
Mrs. M. J. folly and daughter OF
| Minneapolis, were guests at the Mullen
home last week. %.:.
A group of friends from Bird Island,
SURPRISED Miss Eva Schultz, one of the
local teachers, Sunday.
Mrs. A. H. Johannes of Nicollet
visited with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Adam Epper Wednesday. ...,-
VIM. E. Schultz, tailor has moved to
rooms above the Simmet barber shop
on North Minnesota street. ~"
Frank futile and family of the town
of Home were guests at the F. H. Behnke
home Sunday and Monday.
John Macho has returned to his home
in Boring, WASH, after a visit with
relatives in this city, Sleepy Eye and at
| Morgan.
Mrs. Herbert Dittbenner left last
Wednesday for Camp Devens, Agra,
Mass, where she will visit with Mr..
Dittbenner. Camp Devens is located
near Boston.
| Miss Bessie Russell entertained Miss
Gladys Lamberton of St. Peter as a
weekend visitor. Miss Lamberton came
here for the particular purpose of at
tending the class play. 49,.
| Gulden Bros. have made a number
of flag poles for rural schools in this
vicinity during the past several weeks.
The poles are made of cast tubing and
are durable and appropriate.
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Werner of Renville
arrived here Sunday to make visit
with the Meier family. Mr.. Werner
returned to Renville Monday, but Mrs.
Meier will remain for several days.
Mrs. J. F. Neumann was surprised by
twelve of her friends Sunday afternoon.
The guests were entertained at cards.
Mrs. Anna Maltzahn was awarded the
h1ol hn
The Senior Class play nets the class
almost 500 which will be used to pur-
chase class memorial. No definite
decision has been reached as yet, as to
what form the memorial will take.
Henry N. Somsen left Tuesday after
noon for Hot Springs, Ark, to seek
medical aid at the springs. Mr.. Somsen
has been troubled with rheumatism for
some time and expects to get relief at
that famous watering place.
Mrs. F. A. Schnobrich entertained the
Herman Sisters at her home Sunday
evening. Most of the evening was spent
at cards. Mrs. Otto Meyer was awarded
the high prize and Mrs. John HetIinger
! the low.
Albert G. LOOMS, attorney of Spring.
! field for many years resident Of New
! Ulm has enlisted in the service and will
do clerical work in the hospital corps
and medical department. He was in the
city Saturday and Sunday calling upon
relatives here, prior to his entering the
service at Minneapolis.
Sheriff W. J. Julius last Monday sold
the land belonging to the estate Of the
late Joseph Harris Of Lake Hanska at
public auction. This step was taken to
settle the estate. Sheriff Julius had been
appointed referee. The tract consisted
of 100 acres located in Hanska Township;
it was hidden in by Ole C. Lilleodden OF
Lake Hanska for $77.50 an acre, making
total of $12,400.
Next Sunday afternoon a special meet
ing of the members of the Lutheran
congregation will be held at the church.
This is a special meeting in which the
question of calling another teacher for
the Lutheran school will be discussed.
The number of pupils has increased to
such an extent that the present teach
ing force is not fully able to do justice
; to the various classes.