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

W l1eIuII- W GIleT dulles as CeacneI IN Cne
schools of ManaWha, Wise.
Sherburn Beecher has gone back to
Carleton College after spending the
holidays at home.
| Miss Veronica Schneider of Sleepy Eye
| visited at the home of Miss Anna Hilles-
helm for a few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kranz visited
the past week with their son-in-law, Will
Roger of Stately Township.
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
| Church will meet with Mrs. Weiser for
their regular monthly meeting.
I Miss Leona Strehlow of Hutchinson
has returned to her work after a visit
with her aunt Miss Tillie Heimann
Last week the Review stated that
Mrs. Joe Platter was visiting her parents
here. It should have said Mr. Joe
! Platter as there is no Mrs. Joe Platter.
Mrs. Anna Maltzahn who had the mis-
fortune Sylvester night at the. Fireman's
Ball to fall and sprain her wrist very
seriously, is getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Metzinger and
children returned this week from a 2
weeks visit in the cities. Mr.. Metzin-
ger had not been very well and they de-
cided he had better take short vacation
and the entire family have been enjoy
ing their stay in the cities.
At the annual meeting Of Progress
Lodge A. O. u w. the following officers
were elected: M. W., Otto Setter; Fore
man, Martin Hose; Recorder, John H.
Gronau; Treas, William Frank; Over
seer, John B. Groebner; Receiver, Fred
Pfaender; Guide, Eugene Koehler;
Trustee, Theo.z Mueller.
The following officers we're elected at
the annual meeting CT Denkmal Lodge,
0. d. H. S. recently held and they
will conduct the affairs Of the lodge
during 1918: Pres, Julius Krause; Vice
Pres, John Steinnaus; 5Secy., sHenry
Herrian; Fin. Secy., Jos. Flor; Treas,
L. B. Krook; Trustee William James.
For the present year Hecker Pest e.
A. R. will be ( fficered as follows: Cam
mander, Jacob Kossner;s Senior Vice
Commander, Bernhard Mars elmer; Junior
or Vice Commander, Franz Grebe;
! Officer of the Day, John Schlump berger;
! Quartermaster, William Frank; Officer
Of the Guard, Richard Pfefferle; AID utant
!. John Laudon, Chaplain, Peter Penning.
Or. Arthur Juni cf Jordan, a nephew
CT B. Juni has been called in the draft.
He had expected to join the dental corps
but was too late as the draft Get him
! first. His brother, Howard, Wko was
Irejected in the draft examination ms Be-
cause he was four inches; under heightJ
| KS been accepted by the navy and has
gone to the Waukeegan Naval Training
Station. @
A letter received by his parents from
! Walter Hose was written while the train
en- which he was travelling was passing.
thru Atlanta, Ga. He was on his way
to an aviation camp for training. He
| wrote that there was two inches of snow
on the ground but he picked some
cotton and sent some home. He says
the country does not look nearly as nice
as Minnesota, as the places are not we'll
kept up.
4 Mrs. F. P. Zschunke entertained a
party of twelve of her former fellow
clerks in honor CT her birthday. The
guests were the ladies who clerked at
the Neumann and CroneS stores before
they were married and the party was a
i11orry one as they c< mp.rcd old times
and new. During the afternoon the
time was spent in playing 800" and
prizes went to Mrs. Graft and Mrs.
Arbes. Dinner was served at s o'clock.
Roses and carnations were used as
decorations. y:
At a meeting Saturday evening Of the
Directors Of the new Farmers and
Merchants State Bank Of St. James, E.
a. Copeland OF New Ulm was chosen
Cashier Of the bank. Mr.. Copeland has
had experience IN a bank and also in real
estate. He is well qualified to act in the.
position that he has been chosen for. The
bank have bought their fixtures vault,
etc, and as soon as the building can be.
remodeled and put in shape for them the
vault and fixtures will be installed ST
James Plaindealer.