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

Otto Oswald is home again after his
stay at the Jordon Sanitarium.
/ Miss Grace Rinke visited with relatives
and friencs in Minneapolis several days
the past *. .se-
| Andrew Steinmetz left the first of the
week for Mahnomen where he has farm
interests. He will be gone for several
weeks.
Herbert Kogge recently left for Wash
lngton, D. c., where he has received
an appointment in the Ordnance De-
partment as stenographer.
! STAINS Sperl left Tuesday for Min
neapolis from whence he intends to
drive up new roadster for the Somsen
and Dempsey law firm.
Henry Groebner who for the past
four years has been employed in the
New Ulm Steam Laundry has resigned
his position and taken up work with the
M. & St. L. Railroad. Company
VIM. Muesing who has been taking
pharmacy course in the University of
Minnesota has finished his course and he S
again resumed his duties at the Backer's
Pharmacy.
Irwin Schrader was at home from Mil
waukee visiting with his father, VIM.
Schrader and his sister, Miss Elda
Schrader. He left Tuesday afternoon,
intending to enlist in the Navy.
Kasson Setter took force of Schuster
& Schwendinger's men down to St. Paul
by auto the last end Of the week to do
fob of decorating. They returned Sun
day night.
Last Friday birthday party gathered
at the home of Mr.. E. G. Koch to GEL
citrate his birthday. Mr.. Koch is now
IS years old and physically still quite
active, though his memory is gradually
failing.
There will be no saloon this year in
the Setter Hotel building, Chas. Schroeck
having decided to 60 out of business.
Mr.. Setter plans to make use of the extra
space for the business of the hotel
proper.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hetlinger received
telegram from their son F. j. Het-
finger, of Bancroft, S. D., informing
them that he had an accident and
seriously hurt his back. Mr.. Hetlinger
4 is contractor at Bancroft.
! H. C.. Peterson was reappointed
assessor Of the City of Sleepy Eye by
the city council of that city. This is
Mr.. Peterson's 10th year of service in
this capacity. Mr.. Peterson is one of
the candidates for the office of Register
| of Deeds.
Leslie Helmes and family and Miss
Emily Leveroos of St. Paul visited
1 with friends and relatives Sunday,
leaving again for their home in St. Paul
Monday. They made the trip by auto
and on their return trip Mrs. Chas.
Helmes accompanied them.
The Junior class of the local High
School is arranging for their reception
for the Senior Class which will be given
at the High School Saturday, the 18th
of May. The young people are figuring
on making the affair little les elaborate
than usual this year on account of war
times.
There will be an examination held at
the New Ulm postohice on May 9th,
for the position of postmaster at Win
throp, Minnesota. The office pays ST.
700. Those eligible for the position
must be citizens of the United States
and must have lived within the delivery
limits at the Winthrop office at tie
i time the vacancy occurred. They NUT
also have reached their 21st birthday
and cannot be over IS years old. APP
i plication blanks may be secured from
the postmaster at Winthrop or from tie
Civil Service Commission at Washing
ton D. C.
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