New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-05-15

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F. A. Gilbert of Mankato visited here
last week.
Mich. Anthony, ST.. left for Candy,
Mimi, Monday. He will remain a
short time. FL *. i.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Thordson and Mrs.
Nels Erickson of Hanska were visitors
here during the week. +.
DR.. Geo. c.. Eitel of Minneapolis was
in New Ulm, Sunday on professional
business. -
Miss Lizzie Lawrence of near Winthrop
is taking course in nursing at the Union
Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Backer, Misses
Herta Mueller, Viola Backer and Nora
Ziegler motored to Mankato Sunday.
Walter Miller, of Carlton College,
visited with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Miller the forepart of the week.
Miss Lydia Berg, who attends the
Normal school here spent the week
end with her parents in Springfield.
Leo Seifert, of Fairmont went to Min
neapolis Sunday after brief visit with
his parents here.
Ed. Simmet has accepted the manage
ment of the New Ulm Lumber Com
pany's yard at Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wild Of Morgan
were in the city Saturday on business
matters.
Deputy Sheriff Herman Jahnke took
his little daughter to Rochester Tuesday,
where she will undergo treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Penning visited
last week for several days with their
daughter Mrs. A. J. Stockstead of Sleepy
Eye.
Fred Cook, of Nebraska was charged
with drunkenness last Thursday but since
he was in moneyless condition he was
ordered to leave the city Immediately.
John (Hans) Groebner, of Duluth,
Mimi, is visiting with his parents and
friends here. He expects to leave with
the next group of drafted boys.
The Orthos Bible Class of the Con-
gregational church met last evening at
the home of. Mrs. L. A. Gaut on South
Washington street.
Otto Heymann, Jr. and John Groeb-
ner returned Thursday from Minneapolis
where they had been visiting for few
days.
The Adolph Schulke family motored
to Norwood, Mimi, Sunday where they
visited with relatives. They returned
the same day.
Roy Alvin who is here on visit with
friends and relatives went to Lamberton
Saturday for a brief visit with the E. G..
Steinhauser family.
julius Gruenenfelder of Clam Falls,
Wis.,, has removed his family to this
city. He recently disposed Of his farm
near that place.
Charles Polta returned to Candy,
Mimi, Wednesday, where he will resume
his duties as barber. He visited with
his parents and friends here for sew
eral days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenz Flor, accom-
panied by Mrs. Jos. Tastel motored to
St. Peter Sunday. They were the guests
of Mr.. Flor's nephew, Frank Wenish,
and family.
School district No. 81 of Ridgely
township purchased $50 worth Of thrift
stamps this week. Miss Eleanor EN-
merich is the teacher. Sixteen pupils
are enrolled in the school.
A. ]. Henle of Redwood Falls is
spending a few days at his home in
this city. He has enlisted in the motor
cycle corps and will leave for training
camp in the near future.
Friends of Carl Albrecht of St. Pau
will be panied to learn that he suffered
stroke of paralysis last Friday and that
he is still in a critical condition. His
left side is completely paralyzed. Word
to this effect was received by his brother.
in-law, Postmaster Fred Pfaender.
R. A. Seemann returned Monday
from Arlington where he had been fo1
several weeks conducting the New
Ulm Lumber Co. yard at that place.
While there he turned over the manage
ment Of the Winthrop yard to Ed Sim
met who had been engaged in this line
of work for about twelve years in Can
ada. The local yard will be in charge
of Anton Janni, Jr. Mr.. Seemann is
in the draft and has decided to volunteer
for carvica in tho Morinoe HI ;c ,