New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-01-09

.Ulm on business Monday.
H. G. Peterson of Sleepy Eye was q
New Ulm visitor the early part Of this.
week.
6 Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. F.. LowinsH Of
Redwood Falls are visiting with New Ulm
relatives.
Rev. G. j. Albrecht left Friday for
Hutchinson where he had been called
by the serious illness Of his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Loefler and two
children have returned from two
weeks visit with Minneapolis relatives.
Leonard Mol Of Morristown, S D..
is here for an extended visit with his
parents. He will remain until February
LIST.
Richard Schmidt and daughters of
Wood Lake, MINI. are spending few
days with friends and relatives this of
city. ss;
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hoehne have re-
turned from the Twin Cities after a
pleasant visit with Mr.. Hoehne's brother
Charles.
Miss Anna Moll who has been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. HI. j. Moll
for several days has returned to La
Porte, MINI. :ss
Pref. REIN has returned to his duties.
to Mankato Bethel Seminary after
having visited at Redwood Falls with
Prof. Schaller's family. 4
Jacob Holm of Minneapolis, a brother
of Rev. Holm has accepted position
at the Columbia Clothing Store and ar
rived this week for work.
There will be no meeting this month
of the Commercial Club as it appears
there is no business of particular impor-
lance to come before the members.
Miss Helen Sonday who teaches near
Sleepy Eye has returned to her work
after spending the Xmas Holidays with.
New Ulm relatives
Miss Bertha Ruemke entertained Sat-
urday evening in honor of her birthday.
The guests enjoyed themselves playing
$780,
Mrs. Christ Torkelson and children Of
Willow River, Mimi, returned home
Saturday after visiting Mrs. Aug. Juene-
mann and other relatives for couple of
weeks.
The Lutheran Church choir met for
their regular practice at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Book Friday even
ing instead of meeting at the school house.
The change was made to save fuel.
Harmony Camp of the Modern Wood
men and the Royal Neighbors are plan
ming to give a big ball following their
installation OF officers tonight. The
affair will be held at the Armory.
Fred Radtke's birthday anniversary
was marked by the appearance of a
large number of friends who helped him
to celebrate the occasion. The visitors
were chiefly members Of the church choir.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. M. Block Of Mime
apolis announce the arrival of a baby
girl at their home New Years night.
Mr.. Block is we'll known here, having
formerly spent many years as an
employe at the Eagle Mill Offices
The following teachers who have been
spending their Xmas vacation at home
have returned to. their duties in their
various schools: Henry Haeberle, Cin-
cinnati; Janet Meile, Rochester; Eunice
Starr, Mortified, Edith Schmidt, Min
sneapolis; Elizabeth Schmidt, Kenmare,
N. d. ss.5.. SIS
The Moments Literary Club net yes
terday afternoon with Mrs. HI. Beecher
and the following program was carried
cut: Paper aLlanos and. Pa1ns,,s by.
Mrs. Hintz, Paper Franc: bpez,i
the Il yyrant''' by Mrs, Hess, Jose
San San Martin ldier and Statesman, =
AIRS. NJ. A. Binghan, and Paper sVaca!
de Castro" by Mrs. L.B. Krook. Mrs.
Hess has not been very well and her
paper will be read by her daughter,
Mrs. Drew.
A curious phenomenon has been re-
ported by B. Juni. He noticed that in
certain wood lot which is used for a.
pasture on Summit Ave, a large number
OF the, trees were barked. On investiga-
ton. he found that all of the trees so.
damaged were the slippery elm, without.
a single exception. The cattle pastured
there had satisfied their liking for the
slippery bark as long as the confection
lasted. They are quite as fond of it
as the small how is of licoricn and can