New Ulm review., 1918-08-28
LOCAL NOTES

/ Mrs. G. A. ZeIle is visiting with he
Eson's family in NJ inneapolis.
I A girl was born in the family of Fret
fLuepke of CORTLAND Wednesday.
| Mrs. c.. Robertson and son and daugh
ter are visiting with relatives in Man.
fkato.
A pair of antlers were found by work
men while digging a ditch in Belgrade
I township. ..-..-. F. s
+ Mrs. N. Goenner Of Clear Lake, MINI.
Evisited at the Alex Henle home severa
days last week. r,
| Mrs. Herman Schwerr visited with hel
tmother, Mrs. Frank Schroeder of Sleepy
Eye last week.
Mrs. John Holm spent several days
last week visiting with her sister, Mrs
Lena Augustine at Sleepy Eye
+ Miss Anna Kral returned to St. Pau
last week after spending two weeks with
her mother, Mrs. Mary Kral.
Miss Antonia Schlumpberger returned
to this city after spending several days
! with the B. M. Frantz family in Golden.
4 Horse races will be one of the main
features at the Watonwan County fair
which is being held at St. James today
and tomorrow.
Mrs. Fred Meyer and Mrs. VIM.
Rauschke and daughter spent last week
with the Martin Moody and August
Becker families of Springfield.
A telegram received by Alfred Johnson
OF Comfrey Wednesday informs him that
his son, Private Albin Johnson, was
reported missing in action in France.
Mrs. Paul Olsen of Lamberton returned
to her home last week after undergoing
an operation at one of the local hospitals.
Mrs. Olsen is daughter of Mrs. Bal
trusch of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Lange of Sac City,
Ia, are visiting at the home of Theo.
Lange Of Courtland and Art. Lange of
this city. They will spend several weeks
here before returning to Sac City, where
Mr.. Lange is interested in the creamery
business. =
Edgar and Elvin Backer sons of
David Backer of St. Paul arrived here
Monday to spend a week with Mr.. and
Mrs. August Backer and family in Mil
ford. They wanted to visit here before
leaving for camp, where they expect to
be called soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Spaeth, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Spaeth, Mr.: and Mrs. Ghas.
Cordes, Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Engelbert,
cMr.sand Mrs. S. DUN and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Engelbert formed an auto party
to Fairmont Sunday morning and re-
turned the same day.
"Husky" Schapekahm who was former
ly stationed at Camp Wadsworth, S. C.
sent word to friends here that he has
been transferred to Camp Steward,
Virginia. He writes that the condi-
tions in Camp Steward are just the op-
posite from those at Wadsworth. They
have very little drilling to do and the
| climate is nice and cool.
: J. R. Higgs and family accompanied
by Mrs Winkelmann and daughters
Clara and Gertrude made an auto trip
to Ladysmith, Wis. last week to visit
at the J. B. Thorsness home. They
found the roads very good in Wisconsin
on account of the sandy soil.
! Thieves entered. the Jensen Hardware
store last week and took pocket knives
and shells amounting to $50. The cash
register was also opened but the money
had been taken out before leaving the
store for the night. Entrance was gained
thru the rear of the building where glass
window was knocked in.-Sleepy Eye
I Herald.
Ewald Kuester, one of the well-known
young men who has entered the service
is now stationed at Camp Grant, and is
in Co. C, .143 Infantry. 1t is the same
company and regiment of which Cor.
nelius Burk and Carl Engelbert are
members, This regiment is com
posed of picked battalions and it is
reported that they will go on an ex.
pedition through Canada to Russia.
Adeline, the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. P. j.. Ritschel fell from ths
second story of the building, distance
ofo1S feet, in which they are living ir
Minneapolis, last week. She leaned toe
far over board which had been placed
across an opening from which a new
stairway was being built and in so doing
lost herfbalance No bones were broker
1 but the left side and lower limb seen
! to be affected. The doctor attending