New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-09-11
LOCAL NOTES

word recently telling of his safe arrival
over seas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wagner have
returned from their wedding trip to
Pierre, S. D.
Mrs. H. H. Walters has returned from
visit with relatives in Minneapolis
and lie Sueur.
Mrs. Gust Karras and little son are
visiting with relatives in Milwaukee,
Wisconsin.
Theo. Meier has returned from the
Twin Cities where he attended the
State Fair.
Prof and Mrs. A. Ackermann and
family spent Sunday with relatives IN
Acoma, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. liver Stone from Hanska
wore Quests at the c.. l. Stone home
during the week.
Frank Boyer had the misfortune to
fracture leg at the Eagle mill last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. T. Lendt of Stark
Township are the parents of twin boys,
born recently.
Miss Elsie Koherr of near Spring
field is spending a few weeks with local
relatives and friends.
Alfred ]. Groebner from Dunwoody
Institute spent the week end with his
parents in this city:
Mr.. and Mrs. FraAk ]. Schmidt from
near Hector, Mimi, visited with Mrs.
Margaret Schmidt, Sunday.
Henry Roth from near Lafayette IS
spending several weeks with relatives
in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Mrs. Henry w. Rolwes and daughter,
Marie, have returned from visit with
relatives in the Twin Cities.
Mrs. Chas, Brust, ST., and daughter,
Minnie are spending two weeks visiting
with relatives in Wood Lake, MINI.
Mrs. Louisa Vogel has returned to
Srringfeld after a visit at the Ed
Vooel home and with other relatives.
Albert Gluth has returned to his
home in Morgan after spending lew
days with relatives here and vicinity
Ernst Pfeiffer was adjudged insane
last Wednesday. He was taken to
the hospital at st. Peter the same day.
Rev. w. E. Griffith from Waseca
was in charge Of the services at the
local Cong egat onal church last Sunday
Chas. LANCE of Oshawa Township who
was recently operated on for appendicitis
at one of the local hospitals, is con-
va!escing.
The Mike Ranweiler, Bernard Ran
weller and Rudolph Ranweiler families
spent Sunday visiting with relatives
in Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs Mike Ranweiler have
received word that their son, Corporal
Henry NJ Ranweiler, has arrived safely
overseas.
Mrs, I. C. Johnson is the thirty-third
tornado victim at Tyler. She died
last Thursday from injuries received IN
the storm.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. N. Robertson re-
turned Sunday from the Twin Cries
where they had been visiting with
relatives.
John Pehling has returned to his
home in Nicollet. He has fully re-
covered from a recent operation PER
formed at. one of the local hospitals
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carols received
word Saturday that their son Walter
has arrived safely overseas. Walter
was formerly located at Camp Dix
New Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur LANCE and Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Gruessendorf were
among those who attended the State
Fair in the Twin Cities They returned
Friday evening.
Private Henry Wilt from Fort Sill,
Oklahoma, who is on nine days
furlough, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Vogel in this city. He is
brother of Mrs. Vogel.
Harkin Massopust is included in a
list Of those named to be commissioned
as officers in the national army and who
have been attending the fourth officers
training school at Camp Dodge, Ia.
John Hamann had one of his arms
and legs injured one day last week by
being trampled by a COW. A physician
was Immediately called who dressed
the wounds. Several stitches were neces
sary.