New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-03-27
August OFT spent several days las
week visiting with relatives in MORGAN.

August OFT spent several days last
week visiting with relatives in Morgan.
John Young, ST., of Fairfax, is re-
ceiving treatment at the Loretto Hospital.
Miss Hannah O'Brien returned Sum-
day from weeks visit with her brothers
in St. Peter.
Miss Clara Fitzke is assisting in the
dining room at the Hotel Nicollet in
St. Peter.
Athanas Henle Of Redwood Falls
spent the week end visiting with his
parents.
Edwin Fesenmaier of Echo, visited
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Fesenmaier, Sunday.
Mrs. c.. A. Leland returned to her
home in Winona Monday after a visit
with her daughter, Mrs. C. A. Hintz.
Miss Jennie Meile, of Rochester is
expected home Thursday. She will
spend a short Easter vacation here.
Mrs. Adolph Meile and daughter
Alice left last Wednesday for Winona
where they will make a visit with the
formers father, Rev. Hilmer.
Mrs. H. C. Hess is visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. George M. Drew at
Buffalo. Mrs. Hess intends to re-
main until after Easter.
Mrs. Fred Stolz and daughter Ruth
visited for week with the C. A. Stolz
family. They returned to their home
in Nicollet, Sunday.
Miss Irene Larson who recently I'M
derwent an operation at the Union Hos
p!tal has rapidly recovered. She ex-
poets to leave the hospital Friday.
Fred Meyer has returned to Camp
Dodge, Iowa, after few days visit with
the Gust. Guse family. Mr.. Meyer
also made short visit with his parents
in Minneapolis.
Miss Agnes Esser, who is teaching in
the public schools at Mineota is spending
Ter Easter vacation at home. Fer sister
Bertha is expected home by Thursday.
Ste is teaching at Granada.
New business buildings to be- erected
in Hanska in the near future include,
besides TIE rev State Bank building,
a store for J. A.. Ringnell, the druggist,
and rev barber shop for Theo. Green
holz.
At special meeting of tie share
holders of the Hanska-LinGen Store Co.,
liver E. Haueen, for eight years connected
with tk concern, W; s selected as msnae er
to succeed t. e>'late N. J. Ouren. Since
last fall Mr.. Hauz en- has, as assistant
Mrs. VIM. R-emle received a te,e2r. m
Monday morning from Ter son Elm er
at Camp Eodte, saying that he would
come home that evening. Elmer, or
rather Lieut.. Cor6e3, has arrived and is
enjoying his sLort visit at home and with
friends. -.
The following Springfield people made
short visits in New Ulm during tie
PAST week: Mrs. VIM. Stark, Attorney
Alex Seifert, A. G.. Aht erson, w. A. Ochs,
E. L. Nippo!t, Jacob Runck, Herman
Polkow, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Schmitz
and H. G. Re1ssman. ,s.-s -
Miss Frieda Eoock who has teen at
Janezville, Wis, for the past four months,
returned home Monday. Miss Bocck
was in poor health when she left New UIm
but is feeling unusually we'll now. On
her return trip size made short visits
at Lewiston and Dodge Center.
The financial statement of Harry A.
Swenson, Treasurer of the Village of
Lafayette for the year ending March
8, 1918, makes the following showing:
Total Receipts, $1,726.67; Total Dis
bursements, $S43.32; Balance Cash.
on hand in Farmers State Bank, $685.
Lafayette visitors to New Ulm the
past week were Mrs. ]. F. Eckberg and:
daughter, Edith, and the following,
who attended the funeral Of Stanley
Lind, son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lind:
Verne, Pearl, Herbert, Louis, and Art
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Gullick john
son, Mrs. 2. l.. Sjostrom and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Sandquist and August
Sandquist. u .z5