New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-03-13

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w. A. Ochs Of Springfield transacted
business here Friday.
Alfred Koenig Of Lamberton visited
with friends here Sunday.
Miss Louise Schaefer is visiting with
relatives and friends in Sleepy Eye.
The Misses Catherine and Louisa
Augustin of Springfield visited here
Friday RE 81. -. 20 i.
P. j. Ritschel visited atS.the F. A.
Beiersdorf home in Lambertons We'd
nesday. 5==< ::
Miss Dora Schreyer returned Sunday
from visit with the George Borth fam
lily in Fairfax. s.:
Mrs. F. ]. Wieland and children spent
Sunday visiting with the Fred Meyer
family at Sleepy Eye.
Mrs. R. B. Yates Of Sleepy Eye was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Mueller
Saturday and Sunday.
=. j. & a 4 "a = -. $50. ID ~.
The Orthos Bible Glass will have it's
monthly business meeting ! Thursday
evening at the W. B. McCue home.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Con-
gregational Church will have its regular
meeting at the church parlors Friday
evening.
William Wellner, president of the
Hugo Shirt Company, at Mankato, spent
Wednesday here attending to business
matters.
Ernest Remind of Willmar, S. D. was
here Thursday. He made a short visit
with the Adolph Sandman family and
other relatives.
Lloyd. Hughes, of Cambria won a
prize at the musical contest which was
held at Lake Crystal last week. Lloyd
is a pupil of one of the New Ulm piano
teachers. -. J.: =.
Charles and Louis Sander of Spokane,
Wash, are guests at the George Dur
balm home. Mrs. Sander, the mother
Of the boys is seriously i'll at the Union
Hospital. ):
George Black who is Somewhere in
France writes to F. H. Behnke that: he
has just returned to: his regiment after
a three months trip on war errands and
found his Christmas boxes awaiting him.
Mrs. F. w. johnson and Mrs. Arthur
Behsman entertained group Of friends
Friday evening at Bridge. Mrs. Ed.
Veeck was awarded the high prize Sand
Mrs. George Bromley received the
consolation prize. .~ %-.:
w. A. Hubmer, late owner of the Grand
Eotel, has his household goods loaded
and is ready to leave for Hunter, S. D.
Mr.. Hubmer owns large farm near
Hunter and is contemplating moving
thereon next season. ..-->.
Misses Marie and Clara Korbel en-
tertained at cards Sunday evening at
their home. Prizes were awarded t.,
Miss Cecilia Eibner, first, and Mrs Joe
Bianchi BOBBY. Emil Buenger won the
gents high and John Breu the BOBBY.
Harry Mcneil Of Tracy was arrested
for drunkenness last Friday. He plead
guilty, but since he was in -moneyless
condition it was thought wisest not to
60 to an added e: pense with him and he
was dismissed on the condition that he
leave New Ulm Immediately.
Mrs. Anna Getting entertained tie
3, Ladies Aid of the Ev. Friedens church
Welr day afternoon. Three new mem
.bers were welcomed into the socie. y,
namely: Mrs. Fred Etter, of Cambria;
Mrs. Otto Fritsche, Of Lafayette and
Mrs. Henry Wendorf of this city.
George Mueller was arreste1 last
Friday on complaint of having procured
Liquor for VIM. Hughes who is on the
black. list. The punishment for an
offense like this is severe Mueller was
given his choice Of a fine of $50 or serving
a 80 days sentence. He chose the
latter. :*.- :. -
Jos. P. Voeel, ST., who has been in
very poor health for several months is
gradually failing and it is feared that
nothing more can be done for him.
Fer the past month he has been confined
to his bed>and day after day he loses
strength. He is suffering from dropsy
at the present time in addition to a
general breakdown.
Saturday was Mrs. Kate Haeberle's
birthday and number of her friends
called on her to offer their congratula-
tions. Sunday surprise party was
arranged for her and the evening was
spent in playing Five Hundred. Prizes
hwy d.