New Ulm review., 1918-06-05
H. J.. S1egel was Minneapolis visitor

II. j. S1egel was Minneapolis visitor
last Wedressdd
Mic Nenno 4ef Mankato visited New
Jim Decoration Day. Fl
Miss Gladys. Earskman, of Waseca
is a guest at TIE home Of DR.. and Mrs.
IT. F. Hsmmermeister.
Mrs. T. +. Hamme1meister and her
Ifather, James Dunn, visit ed with relatives
Fin Waseca last week.
| Mrs. A. j. Loeffier and children are
Twisting with relatives in Minneapolis this
EWeek.
Chas. Vogtel attended the Millers'
Convention at Chicago the early part
of last week. i @#s" ,> :. +.
Miss Eleanor Emmerich left Friday
for Comfrey, Mimi, where she, will visit
/ for same time with relatives.
| ]. A. Berger of Klossner left for Camp
Dodge Sunday morning to visit his son
! and was expected back home last night
| Alice Bierbaum, seven-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Bierbaum
underwent an operation for appendicitis
at the Union Hospital Sunday.
Geo. Merrilat Of Sleepy Eye and L. E.
Moses of Kansas City were New Ulm
visitors last Thursday. The. gentle
men are officers of the Sleepy Eye Mills.
! Waldemar Huevelmann is again at
work at the Citizens Bank after under
going an operation for appendicitis.
Albert Adam, son of Mrs. Anton
Adam who lives near the Cottonwood
Mill writes his mother that he has ar
rived safely in France. He is brother
of Herman Adam of this city.
Hugo Roos of Kansas City arrived
Wednesday evening to spend Thursday
with his mother, Mrs. Helena Roos.
He had been attending the Millers'
Convention at Chicago before coming
here.
! Mrs. Ray Fabel,' daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph Schulke accompanied her
father when he came home from Langdon
last week and will spend a couple of
months here. Mrs. Fabels home is in
| Grand Forks, N. D.
j Mrs. Chas. Singer left last Wednesday
for Louisville, KY, to visit at her home
for short time. Mrs. Singers brother
has been called to leave in the draft
contingent going from Louisville and she
wished to see him before he left.
Arnin Mack wrote his parents from
Camp Pike last week that he was look
ing for orders to leave Arkansas very
; soon. He and Walter Gareis are mem
/ bers of the same musical organization
at Camp Pike, and they probably will
be transferred at tt same time to Camp
Dix. 30.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P.rZschunke re-
ceived word yesterday morning that Mrs.
RoEert Rasmussen of Mankato, wife of
the owner of the Model Dairy had died
that morning following an operation.
The zschunkes we're neighbors of the
Rasmussens when they lived at Makato.
There will be a special program at
the Methodist Church next Sunday,
That being Children's day. The men,
bers of the Cradle Roll Class will be
transferred into the beginners depart
ment.
Mrs. Emil Roedemacher from Spokane
| visited for week with the H. +. Schra-
der family. She left for. Nampa, Idaho.
where she joined Mr.. Roedemacher and
where they will make their future home
| Her maiden name was Amelia Schultz
and she made her home>with the Schra-
der family about twelve years ago.
DR.. J. l.. Schoch returned last We'd
nesday from the East where he and Mrs.
Schoch had gone to see their son George
! w recently enlisted in the signal corps
Of the aviation department.. They saw
him just one day and the next George
let for across the water. The Doctor
was gone about ten days and visited
with relatives and friends in New Jersey
and Pennsylvania. Mrs. Schoch will
remain IN the East for several weeks.
! The National Editorial Association
commenced it's sessions at Little Rock,
Arkansas Monday morning. H. C.
Hotaling is President Of the Association.
At the close of the convention, the editors
will enjoy weeks trip thru the State
Of Arkansas, seeing all the worthwhile
1 places. w. R. Hodges Of Sleepy Eye
IS the only editor attending from Brown
County. H. c.. Miller and daughter
Of St. Peter are also In attendance.
The number of newspaper men attending
from the state is unusually small this