New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-02-27

a New Ulm visitor Friday.
Mrs. Chas. Robertson visited relatives
in Sleepy Eye last Sunday.
Fred Steinhaus of Morgan visited
here Tuesday and Wednesday.
Henry Dietz of Sanborn was the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. August Hummel Sunday.
Anton Gruenenfelder who is employed
at. the Marshall Milling Co. spent the
week end visiting here.
Mrs. Herman Durbahn is very i'll
at the present time. Her illness seems
to be the result of nervous: shock.
Anna and Hubert Kauffenberg have
returned to their home in Comfrey after
a visit at the John Vogel home here.
Miss Hannah O'Brien has returned
to New Ulm after a considerable visit
with her brothers families at St. Peter.
Miss Margaret Dineen Of Sleepy Eye
who has been visiting with the Jacob
Dorm family left for her home Saturday.
Albert Schlumpberger OF Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, visited the early part of the week
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs John
Schlumpberger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Eckmann, of
Mankato came here Sunday to make a
short visit with the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Liesch.
r. Miss Jennie Meile, who is teaching
in Rochester, spent the week end at
home with her mother, Mrs. Mary
Meile.
Hugo Forster, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Forster, who has been attending
St. Thomas College at St. Paul is ill
at hospital in that city.
The Essig Cooperative Shipping AS
ISOLATION shipped two cars of stock Tues
day. Last week they shipped three
cars of stock from their community.
C. A. Stolz and F. H. Retzlaff attended
the annual convention of the Minnesota
Retail Hardware Dealers Association,
which was Leld in St. Paul from February
10 to %.
A dozen or fifteen OF the young people
enjoyed an evening gathering at the
Steinmetz home last Wednesday. Altho
the weather was bitter cold, they did not
in the least mind it for they were bundled
up to tips of their noses and the walk
to Point Look Out was just frolic for
them. 49,. - =
I'll ]. B. Augustine family of Spring
field aut oed to New Ulm Saturday and
spent Sunday With tie Otto English
family and with other friends. Mrs.
Augustine and daughter Dorothy re-
manned ere in order for the latter to
undergo an operation for appendicitis
at Loretto Eospital Monday.
Jacob Engel who was expected to
leave with the drafted men Saturday de-
cided to enlist and has been placed in the
Engineer Corps and left Sunday morning
for Jefferson Barracks at st. Louis, Mo.
He expected to be in the same division
with one of the men by whom he had
been employed for TIE past two years in
road building work.
Mrs. A. r. KLEIN of Route a was a
pleasant caller at the Review the other
day. The Klems recently moved to
Milford from near Jefers. Mrs. Klein
is much interested in poultry and won a
number Of prizes at the Sleepy Eye fair
recently on her White Rocks. Size is
planning to furnish settings of eggs from
her pens for the contest which the girls
and boys ofthe county are asked to. carry
out this spring. Later announcement Of
her plan will be given in the Review.
Three good, substantial families from
Lake Benton have recently arrived
in New Ulm to take up their residence
on farms around the city. The P. b.
Brodessen family arrived Saturday and
have settled on the Adolph Schubert
farm in Milford. Sunday the Ludwig
Mielke family came. They have pur-
chased the H. J. Globes farm near
Klossner and Monday the John Petersen
family arrived to take possession of the
John Dietz farm in Cottonwood. All
Of these families will make good citizens